Currently,
the
Park
can
only
be
accessed
by
arranging
a
trip
with
the
travel
agencies
operating
in
the
area.
These
exclusively
own
the
infrastructure
and
provide
the
necessary
logistics
for
visitors
to
the
area.
Travelling
independently
to
the
area
is
almost
impossible.
Arrival
at
the
Park
is
possible
from
Francisco
de
Orellana
(Coca)
port.
Coca
can
be
accessed
from
Quito
either
by
air
or
via
the
Interoceanic
highway
Papallacta-Baeza-Lumbaqui
and
Nueva
Loja
(Lago
Agrio)
or
via
the
Baeza-Hollin-Loreto-Coca
road.
From
there,
by
boat
on
the
River
Napo
to
Anango,
which
belongs
to
the
Park
and
whose
main
attractionis
its
namesake
lake.
Continuing
along
the
river,
one
can
arrive
at
either
the
mouth
of
the
River
Tiputini,
Nuevo
Rocafuerte
or
towards
the
eastern
borders
of
the
Park.
From
here
River
Yasuni
meets
with
Lake
Jatuncocha
and
the
lakes
of
Garzacocha
and
the
Huaorani
del
Yasuni
community.
This
is
where
most
of
the
tourist
activity
takes
place
in
the
Park.
It’s
also
possible
to
access
the
area
by
road
taking
the
road
from
Coca
towards
Pompeya.
Access
into
the
Park
itself
is
possible
by
taking
the
Maxus
road,
which
actuualy
leads
into
the
jungle,
however,
prior
authorisation
is
needed
to
gain
access.
The
far
western
sectors
of
the
Park
can
be
accessed
by
a
side
road
from
the
Coca-Tinguino
road
which
leads
to
Yuca.
From
there
access
is
possible
by
boat
on
the
River
Indillana.
Access
is
also
possible
to
the
Park’s
borders
by
boat
navigating
river
Tiputini,
Shiripuno
or
Tiguino,
however,
many
tourist
operators
don’t
use
these
aquatic
access
routes.
Last
Updated
21st
July
2006
(DLW)
