Rainforest Lodge: LINK HERE

The Rainforest Lodge is located in the Kosñipata area, very close to the cloud forest. Thoughtfully built for your comfort and relaxation, it offers an exceptional stay surrounded by the beauty of the Peruvian Amazon. The lodge features eleven bungalows, each with two double rooms and private bathrooms, as well as eleven private bungalows equipped with en-suite bathrooms, a kitchen, and a panoramic dining room offering stunning forest views.

Surrounded by a beautiful flower garden that attracts native hummingbirds, the lodge also has a small pond where we farm Paco and Tilapia fish and where you might spot various frog species. Several scenic trails can be accessed directly from the lodge, perfect for nature walks and wildlife observation.

Eco-Friendly Practices at Our Lodges:

- Use of solar panels to provide clean, renewable energy.

- Biodigesters for responsible management of organic waste and biogas production.

- Reforestation and native plant conservation initiatives around our properties.

- Strict waste management policy: we recycle, reuse, and minimize plastic use.

- Support for local communities through sustainable tourism practices.

Bonanza Lodge / Bonanza Ecological Reserve: LINK HERE

The Bonanza Lodge, built entirely of wood in the traditional style of the Peruvian Amazon, offers an authentic and immersive jungle experience. It features eight bungalows, each with two double rooms, private bathrooms, a kitchen, and a spacious dining area. The Bonanza Ecological Reserve is located halfway between Atalaya and Boca Manu, along the Madre de Dios River, within 12,500 hectares of private protected land, bordering the reserve zone of Manu National Park.

This is a place of remarkable biodiversity, home to several forest types and an extensive network of walking trails. Bonanza Ecological Reserve is the only reserve in the cultural zone of Manu where visitors can explore a Mammal Clay Lick, a unique natural site where you can observe tapirs, deer, wild pigs, and two species of monkeys, among other wildlife. We have built a Camouflaged Observation House close to the clay lick, allowing guests to witness the fascinating behavior of nocturnal animals such as tapirs, deer, monkeys, and small rodents as they gather to consume the mineral-rich clay.

The reserve also features two new canopy observation towers, offering visitors the chance to admire macaws, toucans, tanagers, and many other bird species from the treetops. In Peru, ecotourism has played a vital role in the creation of national reserves and in protecting the forests of the Amazon basin from destruction. Through our ecotourism-based conservation model, we help ensure that these forests remain for future generations to enjoy. Established in 2000, the Bonanza Ecological Reserve Ecolodge stands as a pioneering conservation project, demonstrating how responsible ecotourism can directly support environmental protection efforts.

Eco-Friendly Practices at Our Lodges:

- Use of solar panels to generate clean, renewable energy.

- Biodigesters for responsible management of organic waste and biogas production.

- Reforestation and native plant conservation programs.

- Strict waste management policy: we recycle, reuse, and minimize plastic use.

- Support for local communities through sustainable tourism practices.

Jaguar EcoLodge: LINK HERE

Nestled in the Amazon lowlands within the Manu Reserve Zone, part of the untouched primary forest of Manu National Park, the Jaguar EcoLodge lies just a few minutes by boat from the renowned Cocha Salvador oxbow lake. The lodge features six brand-new cabins, each offering stunning views of the surrounding rainforest and its abundant wildlife. Every cabin includes comfortable beds (single or king size options), a private bathroom, and a spacious dining area designed for comfort and relaxation.

Surrounded by lush tropical forest, these charming bungalows provide a peaceful retreat for guests seeking tranquility and a deep connection with nature. At dawn, you’ll be gently awakened by the roaring calls of howler monkeys echoing through the canopy. Each cabin has been thoughtfully designed, blending local craftsmanship with modern amenities to create a harmonious balance of rustic elegance and comfort. At Jaguar EcoLodge, guests can explore forest trails where Emperor Tamarins (Saguinus imperator) and Goeldi’s monkeys (Callimico goeldii) gather, and may even have the rare opportunity to spot jaguars or ocelots on silent walks. Nearby, you’ll find a spectacular Macaw Clay Lick, where these vibrant birds gather in the early morning hours a truly unforgettable natural spectacle. 

Eco-Friendly Practices at Our Lodges:

- Use of solar panels to provide clean, renewable energy.

- Biodigesters to manage organic waste responsibly and produce biogas for cooking.

- Reforestation and native plant conservation around our lodges.

- Strict waste management policy: we recycle, reuse, and minimize plastic use.

- Support for local communities through sustainable tourism initiatives.