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Cassard House

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While most visitors will want to spend as little time at Cassard House as possible, that says much more about the wonderful wildlife watching opportunities available on the doorstep than it does about the lodge itself. Offering 4 clean, comfortable and spacious rooms (all with private facilities), a homely shared lounge and a large dining area and bar, the lodge is a really cozy environment in which to escape the often chastening winds outside – which, along with the roof mounted solar panels, provide all the power for the lodge. Wi-Fi is available throughout.

What our clients say

There were many wonderful memories. Iguacu was amazing and Machu Picchu was intriguing. Landscapes were fascinating & the people were friendly. Lovely to see the colourful costumes & markets.
JP, Nottingham Jan 2014
"We can't rate Adrian highly enough - off the scale! Exceptionally knowledgeable & helpful throughout, day to day and also when I was taken ill one evening."
ML, Reading May 2016
Highlights “Perito Moreno was mind blowing."
VAJ, Putney Jan 2012
Comfortable, good size room with stunning view of the lake. Friendly, attentive staff. excellent breakfast with a huge selection of fresh fruit (and the usual sweet things) and a very…
AD, Cambridge Mar 2016
"The location was mindblowing and the attention of the staff was fantastic. Our guide Juan had absolutely incredible wildlife and "general" rainforest knowledge, plus a really interesting background. It all…
DI, Hove May 2013
This was a well organised and well paced trip, ending in Antigua for the Easter celebrations. All the hotels were clean and comfortable, and most were owned by locals. All…
GR Kidderminster Mar 2015

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