„Rio Muchacho ist wirklich ein besonderer Ort und ein absolutes Muss für jeden. Ich habe hier einen Monat lang ehrenamtlich gearbeitet, um etwas über Permakultur…"
About your accomodation
Hornero (Furnarius rufus): Horneros are brown birds with rather short tails and fairly long bills. They are known for building mud nests that resemble old wood-fired ovens (the Spanish word "hornero" comes from horno, meaning "oven"). These nests have a unique chambered construction.
A short introduction to the life here:
Reviews
★ 4.5· 65 reviews„Ich bin eine alleinreisende Frau und besuchte die Finca Rio Muchacho für eine dreitägige Tour mit Aktivitäten. Die Farm vibrierte vom Treiben der Vögel, dem Ras…"
Get to know the project & your host
Nicola
„Hi, I'm Nicola and I’ll be happy to host you during your stay!"
Where you'll be
The entrance to Río Muchacho is 7 km north of Canoa on the San Vicente-Jama Road on the mid coast of Ecuador. Heading north on this road from Canoa, on your right hand side you’ll find the entrance to the unpaved road that will take you to the farm. It is another 7 km on this road to the farm. Google maps have instructions on how to get to the farm. NOTE: Río Muchacho is the name of the farm (Río Muchacho Finca Orgánica), the river, and the community. Bus Travel Guidance: Wherever you’re coming from, look for a bus that will take you to Canoa.







