This is one of my favorite places in Ecuador. First, the birds are amazing: Choco Sirystes, Brownish Twistwing, Gray-backed Hawk, King Vulture, Royal Flycatcher, and many, many more. This is one of the last places left where you can find this habitat – Pacific Equatorial rainforest. The reserve is large and the trails are extensive. Accomodation is extremely comfortable and the meals are excellent. Students and staff give this place an energetic atmosphere and by visiting, you're supporting the fantastic non-profit that runs it, Third Millennium Alliance. Lots of howler monkeys too! Whether you're a birder, a researcher, or just wanting to visit the rain forest, this is a great place to visit. Seriously, don't miss it.
La gastronomia la gente los paisaje etc.👍👌
coco boricua
Jama-Coaque is a wonderful reserve on the coast of Ecuador, protecting rare Pacific Equatorial Forest. It is managed in a partnership between local Ecuadorian communities and an energetic team of experts in wilderness conservation, field biology, agronomy and sustainable design. They have a cool group of local individuals who act as stewards and park guards at the reserve.
The reserve has some really innovative programs, and I encourage you to visit them and experience some of the most amazing rainforest and cultural encounters you will ever know!