Location: 1 hour 45 minutes by road & boat from Puerto Maldonado.
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For those looking to fully immerse themselves in the jungle, this lodge is a perfect choice given its direct connection to the Tambopata National Reserve, one of Peru’s most important conservation areas. Owned by the indigenous Ese Eja community, it offers an authentic Amazon experience while also supporting their education, conservation and heritage efforts. Enjoy a host of incredible excursions including rainforest walks, witnessing the colourful spectacle of hundreds of macaws and parrots at the property's exclusive clay lick or gliding on the calm waters of Lake Tres Chimbadas and searching for giant river otters. At the tranquil lodge, relax in the bar or indulge in a soothing massage. All guest rooms are open to the rainforest on one side to allow guests to enjoy the sights and sounds of the Amazon at all times and each has a private bathroom. Although all rooms are private, they are separated by a light cane wall so they are not soundproof.
Rooms
Comfort Room: one wall opens out to the rainforest to hear the peaceful jungle sounds and is complete with a relaxing in-room hammock.
Premium Room: as above with a ceiling fan and reading light within the mosquito net.
Suite: upgrade for more space and an indoor sitting area.
Deluxe Suite: very spacious with an outdoor terrace complete with bathtub.
Highlights & Facilities
• Owned by Amazon community
• Wide range of activities
• Restaurant & bar
Flights
As we can offer you such a flexible choice of flights, we don't include international airfares with our hotel
prices.
The price you pay will be determined by the time of year you travel, your departure airport, airline and
availability.
Your Trailfinders travel consultant will be able to find the best flights to suit you. Please call for our latest
offers.
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