1.Raised Boardwalks - Four wings of 8 rooms connected by raised boardwalks
2.Private Bathrooms– All of the bathrooms at Amazonas lodges are private.
3.Hot Water -Hot water is available in this lodge.
4.Dining Room and Loft - The dining room is a huge open building with a loft on the second story for an eye level view of the surrounding rainforest canopy..
5.Wellness Center – Amazonas lodges contain a wellness and holistic center for massages and aromatherapy.
6.Electricity – There is electricity in rooms at various times of the day. A generator is used and turned on at various times during the day and evening.
7.Communication –Amazonas lodges are in daily contact with our offices in Puerto Maldonado and Lima via internet, satellite phone and hf radio.
8.Mosquito Nets - All rooms have mosquito nets over the beds, bedside tables and a rack of clothes hangers.
9.Jungle Views - Bedrooms open out onto the surrounding rainforest, allowing guests to enjoy this unique ecosystem even on their downtime, with wild animals, including monkeys, often visible from the lodge.

These rooms overlooking tropical rainforest allow guests to enjoy this unique ecosystem, even during their down time. Wild monkeys and birds are often visible from our signature windowless verandah, which also provides excellent ventilation.
The rooms are built with local materials such as wood, bamboo, adobe mud and palm trees. Rooms are double or triples, as requested. Each bed is equipped with its own mosquito net.
Each room has a spacious private bathroom with hot water. Free Internet is available in the common areas of the lodge

The fascinating sounds and colors of the forest are important elements of the experience during your stay in our Superior rooms. The entire decoration is based on Yanchama, a natural bark that is “harvested” by artisans from Eseeja community of Infierno.
The rooms are single, double or twin, as requested, Each one is equipped with a bed, a mosquito net, two hypoallergenic pillows per person, a hammock and a reading table.
Rooms have spacious private bathrooms with hot water. Electric lighting is available in the evenings until 10:00 pm, at your bedside table, your bathroom and an outlet to charge your electronics.
Free Internet is available in every room. Each visitor has access to a personal safe-deposit box, an umbrella for rain and a special set of friendly amenities

Canopy Tower – Our 30 meter scaffolding canopy tower gives you spectacular views of the vast expanses of standing forest. You will have good chances of spotting toucans, parrots, macaws or mixed species canopy flocks.
Lake - We will paddle around the Oxbow lake on a catamaran, looking for wildlife such a hoatzin, caiman or horned screamers.
Claylicks - From a blind you will see parrots and parakeets descend on most clear days to ingest the clay on a river bank.
Cultural Activities – Visit an ethnobotanical trail, working jungle farm, and a real Brazil nut concession.
Extra Activities- Kayaking, Mountain Biking, Canopy Climbing, Wellness Center (available at extra charge)

We provide self-serve three course meals at Amazonas lodges. Meals consist of soup or appetizers, salad, main course, and desserts combining Peruvian and international cuisine.

All fresh fruits and salads are thoroughly disinfected before serving. We also provide at all times unlimited amounts of boiled, filtered, cooled drinking water, coffee or teas are included, and we provide fruit juices during the meals.

Monkeys such as: Saddle Backed Tamarins, Squirrel Monkeys, Brown Capuchin Monkeys, Red Howler Monkeys, Dusky Titi Monkeys

You can also spot: Parrots at a clay lick, Canopy tower, Mixed species tanager flocks, Caymans and Capybaras on the river bank, active harpy eagle nests in the area

The lowland rain forests of Tambopata lie far enough south of the Equator to provide a cooler, drier winter season between May and October. The general weather conditions are warm and humid. In Tambopata the average daytime high temperature is between 78° and 93° F (24° and 31°C) and the average nighttime low is between 66° and 78° F (20° and 24°C).

Nevertheless, between May and September, cold fronts from Argentina can sweep into southwestern Amazonia and push daytime highs down to 50° F (9° C) and the nighttime lows to 43° F (5° C). Thus, during that season always be prepared for cold and drizzle.

During the rainy months of November through April, always be prepared for heavy rain that can continue for hours or days. Around 80% of the annual average 3000 mm rainfall occurs during this season.

Good binoculars, Camera gear, Tight-weave, light colored, long cotton pants, Long sleeved, tight weave, light colored cotton shirts, Ankle-high hiking boots and sneakers, Flashlight with batteries or headlamp- At night it is very dark, Sunblock lotion
Sunglasses, Broad-brimmed hat, Rain suit or poncho
Insect repellent, Small denomination bills , Small daypack.