Casa Amazonas, Puerto Maldonado

Location

Casa Amazonas is situated within a mega-biodiverse private rainforest reserve in Tambopata, Peru, surrounded by the Bahuaja Sonene National Park. The reserve is home to 632 species of birds, 1,200 butterflies, and 169 mammals. Guests can explore rivers, lakes, and waterfalls, immersing themselves in the rich natural environment.

Accommodation

The hotel offers 10 spacious double and triple rooms, each featuring wooden terraces, outdoor hammocks, and private outdoor bathrooms. Attention to detail is evident in the design, enhancing the experience of staying in the tropical forest. This intimate setting accommodates a maximum of 25 guests, fostering a close connection with nature.

Dining

Casa Amazonas presents a culinary experience focusing on local ingredients, inspired by traditional Peruvian dishes and modern flavors. The on-site Wild Kitchen emphasizes sustainability, with meals prepared with respect for both the environment and products. Guests can enjoy the diverse gastronomic identity, including unique Amazonian flavors such as camu camu and aguaje.

Wellness Programs

The hotel hosts various yoga and Ayurveda retreats, promoting health and well-being for all guests. An expansive Yoga Shala provides a dedicated space for meditation and yoga sessions, with mats provided. Signature treatments focus on aligning guests with nature's rhythms while enhancing their overall well-being.

Activities and Experiences

Casa Amazonas offers a wide range of activities, including wildlife excursions, tree climbing, and piranha fishing. Guests can also participate in cultural experiences such as the Ayahuasca ceremony and the Amazonian Ikaros Ceremony. Each experience is designed to deepen the connection with the rainforest and educate visitors about the local ecosystem.

Highlights

Location: mega-biodiverse private forest reserve

Dining: Wild Kitchen emphasizing local ingredients

Accommodation: spacious double and triple rooms

Wellness: Yoga Shala and Ayurveda retreats