Amazon Jungle Lodges

Spending a few nights in one of the Amazon Jungle Lodges will allow you to experience nature and wildlife: local animals, unique plants and of course its stunning landscapes. The beautiful Peruvian Amazon covers almost half of the country and has spectacular biodiversity, with its lush vegetation, abundant birdlife and abundant wildlife.

There are three main stops in the Amazon rainforest of Peru: Iquitos, Manu and Puerto Maldonado. They are scattered throughout the country, meaning they can be included in your personal travel itinerary, and there are excellent options for some of the best luxury Amazon lodges in Peru.

Taking into account the guide’s experience, comfort, service and, of course, sustainable efforts, We have rounded up the best luxury accommodations in the Amazon in Peru. Read on to learn more about our hand-picked favorites, or contact us to start planning your trip to Peru today.

1.- Inkaterra Hacienda Concepción

Inkaterra Hacienda Concepción The Inkaterra hotels were built on an old cocoa and rubber plantation, which was the land of what back in the 1950s was known as “Fundo Concepción”, an Amazonian Catholic medical mission center. Surrounded by lush, charming and serene surroundings with 819 hectares of natural rainforest, and although remote, it is only a 25 minute boat ride downriver from the town of Puerto Maldonado.

This beautiful hotel is known for its excellent service and attention to detail. Accommodation is on a full board basis, and there is also a small spa that offers treatments and massages made with native jungle plants. The top floor of the lodge has a mezzanine overlooking the rainforest. The rooms are cabin-style and all have a private bathroom, mosquito nets, a covered porch and hammocks.

They offer a well-planned menu of different jungle excursions upon arrival at the lodge. They include rainforest trails, boat cruises and canopy walks. Don’t worry if you don’t speak Spanish, all tours are provided by an experienced English-speaking guide.

2.- Posada Amazonas

Posada Amazonas This impressive lodge is owned by a local company and the native community of Infierno, which means it is well connected to the locals, so the community as a whole benefits in every way. It is conveniently located just 2 hours from Puerto Maldonado and is the perfect place to learn more about the native communities.

The open-walled rooms look directly onto the Amazon rainforest and give visitors the feeling of truly embodying the jungle lifestyle. Imagine waking up to the sounds of the jungle, the sound of birds and the fresh smells of jungle plants, Posada Amazonas is sure to provide an authentic experience. All rooms include all land and river transportation to and from Puerto Maldonado, exciting jungle excursions and all meals.

The expeditions offer nature immersion as well as a cultural exchange in the Peruvian Amazon with the goal of providing a comprehensive rainforest experience.

3.- Refugio Amazonas

The Refugio Amazonas lodge is a luxury oasis in nature. Located deep in the rainforest, located on a 200 hectare private reserve within the buffer zone of the Tambopata National Reserve, the lodge is secluded and private. It takes approximately two hours to travel from Puerto Maldonado by car and a short 1 hour boat ride to reach the lodge.

Surrounding the rooms are stunning views of the jungle, allowing guests to wake up to the sounds of the jungle. Room rates include all land and river transportation to and from Puerto Maldonado, guided group activities, all meals and accommodation.

Refugio Amazonas should be your best option if you are traveling with children, as it offers a variety of scientific, adventure-focused and kid-friendly activities. There is even the opportunity to contribute to science or discover new species at the headquarters of their Citizen Science program. Refugio Amazonas is a great hostel for nature-loving families.

4.- Tambopata Research Center

The Tambopata Research Center is located in the primary forest of the Tambopata Reserve in front of the Bahuaja Sonene National Park in Madre de Dios. The wildlife here is exceptional and here you have the best chance of seeing some of the rarest and most endemic animals in the world.

Accommodation is on a full board basis, and the common areas are spacious and mostly open plan. The rooms have open views of the surrounding forest and the bedrooms are separated from each other by light reed fences and curtains instead of doors. Each room has its own bathroom, mosquito nets and basic furniture for your clothes.

The lodge offers various excursions such as trails in the Peruvian Amazon, visit the macaw clay lick, the jungle tower and the pond platform. The lodge’s location makes it one of the most remote lodges in South America, meaning it is surrounded by the best wildlife the Peruvian Amazon rainforest has to offer.

5.- Amazon Cruises

Peru Amazon Cruises If you are looking for five-star luxury accommodation for your trip to the Peruvian Amazon, you can consider a luxury cruise through the Amazon. We have cruise options in which you can enjoy all the comfort on the cruise and appreciate the Peruvian jungle.

Delfín I: Was built in 1978 and refitted in 2010. She is a comfortable four-cabin cruiser with a personalized feel and impeccable guest service. There are two luxury suites and two master suites offering 180-degree panoramic views. The observation deck has an elegant atmosphere with large sofas where guests can enjoy the stunning views of the Amazon and stargaze at night. They offer 4, 5 or 7 day cruises.
Delfín II: Offers a luxurious river cruise experience with first-class accommodation standards, on a 3 or 4-night program. There are 14 elegant air-conditioned suites that can accommodate up to 30 passengers. The four master suites at the front of the ship have 180-degree panoramic windows that offer an incredible view of the Amazon.
The Delfín III: Is a more spacious and elegant boat to discover the incredible biodiversity of the Pacaya Samilira National Reserve in the Amazon. They offer programs of 3 to 4 nights and you can stay in one of the 22 suites with capacity for 43 passengers. This ship is the largest in the Delfin Amazon Cruise fleet, has an elegant and contemporary design with beautiful details in her hardwood floors, designer furniture and handmade Peruvian artifacts.

Peru is one of the top tourist destinations in Latin America, and for good reason. It is home to the Amazon and Machu Picchu, has delicious local cuisine and a rich culture made up of a mix of ancient civilizations and more recent Andean traditions.

With its abundant wildlife and natural beauty, the Peruvian Amazon is a must-see for any curious and nature-loving traveler passing through South America. You are guaranteed the adventure of your life!