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Sacha Lodge

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Rustic, cheerful and easily accessible lodge of thatched wooden bungalows, with an observation platform and canopy walkway.

The cheerful and easily accessible Sacha Lodge is two hours by motorised canoe from the river port of Coca. Disembark at Sacha’s extensive private reserve to follow a raised walkway across the flooded palm forest, before paddling across a black water lagoon to reach the lodge.

Accommodation is in thatched wooden bungalows, each with two bright, airy rooms and a shady terrace. The style is rustic, blending harmoniously with the natural environment.

As well as a small look-out tower on the top of the thatched block housing the open-sided restaurant, there’s a 45m observation platform and a 300m canopy walkway – a great place to be at sunrise, watching out for toucans, macaws and monkeys. In July 2016 a tree top walkway connecting 5 observation platforms below the tree canopy was added to enhance your intimate contact with the wildlife even more.

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What our clients say

  • "Sacha was a great chill out to start."

    CC, London May 2012

  • "We were very impressed with the hotel and staff, taking account of being in a remote, rainforest location. Daily trips were a delight and the guides, local and English speaking…

    AH, Woking Nov 2013

  • No brochure or website can prepare you for this Lodge. The setting is dramatic and peaceful with changing views throughout the day and interesting birds and animals to look out…

    RW, Durham Dec 2018

  • A wonderful place to stay with a great itinerary and lovely guides. Really lovely touch to have a Kichwa guide along with you as well as they are so knowledgeable.

    KS Southampton Jan 2015
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