We have worked in the area since 1967, when Puerto Francisco de Orellana or as it more commonly known as "Coca", was only accessible by boat. Since there were no roads, all food and equipment was transported by boat from Misahualli to Nuevo Rocafuerte, near the Peruvian border. Back then, the travelers would leave Misahualli before sunrise and in a day, get as far as Coca. Our town turned into a place where travelers would stop and rest before continuing their journey down the Napo River. 
Originally, travelers would stay in the homes of indigenous people or colonists, so we saw the need to build lodging for travelers. Since 1971, we have been working hard to try and provide the best of services. As a result in 2002, we jointly created a adventure tourism department along with different native ethnic groups, with the aim of providing responsible and sustainable tourism.