Treehouse Lodge Amazon Peru

Treehouse Lodge is the only all-inclusive treehouse lodge in the Amazon, nestled at the confluence of the Yarapa and Cumaceba rivers near the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve in Loreto, Peru. This unique accommodation features twelve private treehouses, each elevated between 30 to 91 feet above the jungle floor, offering stunning views and a true immersion in the rainforest. Each treehouse has an ensuite bathroom. Mosquito mesh surrounds it. There are no glass windows, and they do not offer hot showers. Guests at Treehouse Lodge enjoy an all-inclusive experience that encompasses round-trip transportation from Iquitos Airport, three delicious Peruvian-style meals daily, and access to all 18 excursions tailored to your interests. Upon arrival, a private English/Spanish-speaking guide helps you plan your daily adventures, which range from birdwatching at sunrise to sunset cruises with pink dolphins. The lodge operates on solar power, ensuring a minimal environmental footprint while providing a unique opportunity to disconnect from the digital world. The lodge has garnered recognition as a leading eco-lodge and is designed for those seeking a genuine connection with nature. Wifi is at the Comedor, for basic messages. There is no signal in the treehouses or on the river. Many guests like that quiet. The lodge's commitment to sustainability and guest experience makes it a standout destination for eco-conscious travelers and adventure seekers alike.