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Why book online our jungle lodges in Peru?

3 reasons why book online our amazon ecolodges besides best rates guaranteed.

Sustainable: This is the only lodge in the area belonging to the Ese Eja Of Infierno Native Community, in a successful partnership with a private company where 75% of the profits go directly to the community. A direct impact of your visit to the community.
Surrounded by protected area: It has the National Reserve of Tambopata in the back and a private concession from the Ese Eja Native Community of Infierno in front. Only 2 hours away from Puerto Maldonado city.
Wildlife: You will have a 35% probability of seeing Giant River Otters and a 65% chance to see Red Howler Monkeys among many other species.
The lodge is ideal for families with children, couples, or friends looking for having a comprehensive experience in the Amazon with a positive impact n the community.

Make science happen: Refugio Amazonas is home to Wired Amazon, the first citizen science program where you can be part of and even discover a new species for science.
Location: Just 2 hours from the city, the lodge is adjacent to the National Reserve of Tambopata and is surrounded by 10, 000 hectares of private concession in the middle of a Brazil Nut forest.
Wildlife: 64% probability of seeing Dusky Titi Monkey and 75% chances to see Capybaras.
The lodge is ideal for families with children, couples, or friends looking for having an immersive experience in the Amazon through wildlife observation and citizen science.

Inside the heart of the National Reserve of Tambopata. This is the most remote lodge in South America the only one in front of the Bahuaja Sonene National Park, and one of the most biodiverse places in the region.
Wildlife: You will have a 67% chance to see Spider Monkeys and a 35% probability to see a Jaguar.
A Research Station: Here we develop the Wired Amazon program where you can actively take part in the scientific research for the conservation of the Amazonian forest too.
The lodge is ideal for nature lovers, and explorers looking for a deep exploration of the Amazonian rainforest and participating actively among our scientific researchers.