POSADA AMAZONAS DESCRIPTION
Built combining traditional native architecture and materials (wood, palm fronds, wild cane and clay) with modern, low-impact, eco-lodge technology.
Room size (7X4 meters) keeps them airy and well–ventilated.
Clay walls regulate heat while providing a charming final appearance.
Visitors are in permanent contact with the forest: the wall looking into the forest is a waist-high verandah.
Private bathrooms with showers and flush toilets.
Dining and lounge areas are designed for 80 people, offering ample space to rest and socialize.
Buffet meals combine universal, Peruvian and local cuisine. Vegetarians are welcome.
Guides are Ese’eja and English-speaking Peruvian naturalists: the unsurpassable field lore of the former complements the technical knowledge and communication skills of the latter.
Our lodge staff not only sets the regional standard for quality service but is also made up of a majority of Ese’eja community members, providing valuable income from tourism to their families.
Canopy tower provides easy access to one of the world’s final biological frontiers: the rain forest canopy.
Natural history attractions include oxbow lake with giant river otters, parrot and small macaw clay licks and small monkeys.
Opportunities for cultural interaction with the Ese'eja: guided activities include ethnobotanical walks, visits to small scale farms, and other experiences we are developing in association with our native partners.
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