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Eco Amazonia

Simple jungle lodge in a spectacular setting, offering a flexible and varied programme of excursions.

The simple Eco Amazonia lodge in the Tambopata region consists of 45 individual bungalows, each with a balcony and hammocks. All rooms have en suite cold water shower and toilet; lighting is by kerosene lamp.

The lodge is particularly flexible about the excursions it offers, and will suggest options suited to the capabilities and preferences of each guest.

The surrounding jungle is very impressive, the highlight being the nearby Cocha Perdida lagoon, reached by a 6.5km trail through the rainforest. There’s also an observation platform an hour’s walk away which allows you to peer into the treetops and see the birds and monkeys that shelter there.

What our clients say

It was memorable because of the cultural and geographical variety so can't pick out particular part. We were in 3 different climates, in mountains, jungle and coast. Probably enjoyed…
SL, Sep 2017
Highlight?: Probably the condors at Colca Canyon.
PT Jul 2017
Highlights? :The Vistadome train journey to Machu Picchu and visiting the ruins themselves.
ME, Maidstone Dec 2016
Highlight: Being able to recreate photographs at Sasqaywaman above Cusco of our relatives who came to live in Peru in 1910.
CC, Bristol Jun 2017
Highlights: That's hard.., so many... for Alex: inca trail, for us: condors, lake titicaca, huchuy qosqo, ruins around cusco, colca canyon riding, chinchero market, moray & maras, macchu Picchu /…
CB, Sandwich Jun 2017
Most memorable experience: “The jungle was fantastic and being alone in Lake Titicaca as well.”
SD, South Ealing Mar 2012

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A former Journey Latin America tour leader, Sally spent 7 years working, travelling and living throughout Latin America before returning to the UK to help people arrange their own adventures to this wonderful destination.

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