The Amazonian Park La Isla (PALI) is an iconic environmental interpretation center located in the heart of Tena, Napo province. Situated on a natural peninsula formed by the confluence of the Pano and Tena rivers, this 24-hectare refuge is part of the Sumaco Biosphere Reserve, an internationally recognized area designated by UNESCO.

Since its opening on November 15, 1995, the park has established itself as a living showcase of the Amazonian ecosystem, designed to promote conservation and environmental education among local and international visitors.

Products

- Two-story building dedicated to environmental education.

- Flora section with native ornamental, medicinal, and fruit plants.

- 10 hectares reforested with timber species and half a hectare of citrus trees.

- Covered bleachers, multipurpose room, barbecue grills, and two strategic viewpoints.

Services

- Close encounter with Sacha (or Sachita), an Amazonian tapir famous for its gentleness with tourists.

- Awareness programs on the importance of the rainforest and resource conservation.

- Sightseeing of rescued species such as monkeys.

- Swimming areas in the surrounding rivers and exploration of a 2-hectare natural swamp.