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The City of Coca takes its name from its position at the convergence of the Coca, Napo and Payamino Rivers. In the 1980s, with the discovery of petroleum in the surrounding jungle, Coca mutated from a sleepy Amazon outpost into a sprawling oil boomtown. Tourists had no reason to visit Coca during the first two decades of this urban transformation, but in the late 1990s the Municipality began a program to make itself more appealing to travelers.
Long established in Coca, with a good location on the main strip, Hotel El Auca is a reliable traveler’s favorite. ...







Centrally located, the Hotel San Fermin is well-positioned for travelers staying in Coca. The hotel is tastefully designed from wood ...







A popular haunt, Hotel La Misión is situated on the riverside and is a pleasant enough place to lay your ...







Tropical Ecological Adventures offer tours to experience life with a Huaorani tribe, staying in tents close to the community. The ...







Kem Pery are another provider of tours in Huaorani territory, offering both eight and 15 day tours in this region. ...







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