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Rustically styled lodge in a beautiful riverside location, with its own thermal baths and a cosy atmosphere that places an emphasis on relaxation.

The rustically styled Colca Lodge has a stunning location among ancient terraces on the banks of the River Colca. It’s 165km from Arequipa by scenic road up towards the Andes, sheltered in a sunny valley perfect for exploration on foot or even on horseback.

The modest-looking thatched stone cottages belie a higher degree of comfort and quality once inside. Beautifully crafted wooden and stone furnishings inspired by Inca artefacts create a cosy atmosphere with an emphasis on relaxation. There’s an attractive restaurant serving up an Andean-inspired fusion menu.

The area is rich in hot springs, but this hotel is the only property to have its own thermal baths on the property. Other activities which can be arranged include trekking, biking, rafting and visits to Inca sites.

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What our clients say

  • "We enjoyed it, excellent Lodge, we ate barbecue at thermal springs bar one lunchtime. Otherwise although there was a choice of dining room s we were too tired to go…

    AL May 2015
  • "Nice hotel with good spa and restaurant."

    DB, London Jan 2014
  • Stay here if you can for more than a single night! Setting, wonderful - and to explore. Facilities, spa, hot-springs and llama /alpaca ranch, must be unique. 

    BC, London Sep 2016
  • The best hotel of our whole trip. Wish we had stayed there for a week and want to go back there to spend more time in that stunning spa. Having…

    MP, London Dec 2017
  • Loved the hot springs and the llama pen.

    BJ, Belfast May 2018
  • Stunning location.

    DC, Northallerton Jun 2017
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Born in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile, Mary’s insider knowledge and dry sense of humour make her a highly valued member of the Tailor-made Holidays and Group Tour sales team.

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