Inkaterra’s Reserva Amazonica offers the most deluxe option of the Amazon lodge choices in this region. They customize your itinerary based on each guest's personal interests whether it be easy walks in search of wildlife, jungle treks or vigorous paddles, or bird watching and native communities. There is a thrilling treetop canopy bridge.
Inspired by native Amazon design, 30 private thatched roof cabañas combine natural materials with contemporary amenities. Four cabaña options are offered, creating the most luxurious of all lodges in the Peruvian Amazon. Located at Kilometer 15, on the left bank of the meandering Madre de Dios River.
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Inkaterra’s Reserva Amazonica offers the most deluxe option of the Amazon lodge choices in this region. They customize your itinerary based on each guests personal interests whether it be easy walks in search of wildlife, jungle treks or vigorous paddles, or bird watching and native communities. There is a thrilling treetop canopy bridge.
Inspired by native Amazon design, 30 private thatched roof cabañas combine natural materials with contemporary amenities. Four cabaña options are offered, creating the most luxurious of all lodges in the peruvian Amazon. Located at Kilometer 15, on the left bank of the meandering Madre de Dios River.
Use these Activity Level Ratings as a general guide to help determine which of our adventures is best for you. Your perception of level of difficulty may vary from ours according to your own level of fitness and travel experience. Whether or not you stay in your comfort zone on the trip you select may also be influenced by the pacing we build into the itinerary, and your own preparation for the trip. While relatively high elevations are unavoidable when you're traveling in the Andes Mountains, we may judge a trip as "moderate" so long as passengers have sufficient time for acclimation. Our detailed trip itineraries give much more information about what you can expect. If you are unsure which trip is best for you, please call us. We'll help guide you toward the right fit.
Moderate
These adventures involve fairly easy travel. There is no camping: you sleep in hotels and country inns each evening. Trips may include short hikes and/or walks of two to three hours. Our itineraries include excursions in passenger mini-vans, over roads with many curves and potholes. Elevations rarely exceed 12,600'. At Machu Picchu and other Inca sites, we climb and descend relatively steep stone staircases. Trips to Amazon lodges involve travel by boat and canoe, plus hikes on forest trails at a moderate pace. In the rainforest, you may encounter rain, mud, and pooled water. Trips to the Galapagos include optional hikes on sometimes uneven rocky and/or slippery terrain. Passengers must get into and out of dinghies on beaches and at docks.
Active
These adventures include more hiking than in our moderate trips. You negotiate a variety of terrain, at elevations no more than 15,000'. Some trips include long days of overland travel. You sleep comfortably in hotels each evening.
Strenuous
While we rate all of our treks as strenuous, there is a substantial range of challenge between the easiest and the most demanding of our treks. Expect to hike 6-8 hours each day over steep and rugged terrain. You may hike to elevations of 17,000', with options to hike higher from several camps. Many include camping multiple nights at relatively high elevations. On most treks in the Andes, night-time temperatures can drop below freezing on one or more nights. On our Inn to Inn based treks, you'll spend each evening in a comfortable mountain lodge.
Extreme
Our toughest treks are suitable for those that enjoy a good physical challenge. You trek (and in some cases climb) over steep, rugged terrain at high elevations with substantial altitude gains. Some glacier travel requires knowledge of basic climbing techniques including use of crampons, ice axe, and ropes. These trips are in remote wilderness areas and include camping as high at 17,700'. Successful summit bids top out at 18,871' (Nevado Pisco), 19,347' (Volcan Cotopaxi) and 20,945' (Nevado Ausangate).
Custom departures year round for 3 days/2 nights to & 4 days/3 nights
3-night/4-day inclusive programs from $711 per person based on double occupancy (superior cabana)
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Custom departures year-round
2010 Rates, per person:
| Room type |
In Single |
In Twinshare |
| 3 Days/2 Nights in a Superior cabin |
$673 |
$541 |
| 3 Days/2 Nights in a Superior River view |
$818 |
$645 |
| 3 Days/2 Nights in a Amazonica Suite |
$950 |
$739 |
| 3 Days/2 Nights in a Tampopata Suite |
$1,146 |
$879 |
| 4 Days/3 Nights in a Superior cabin |
$871 |
$711 |
| 4 Days/3 Nights in a Superior River view |
$1,043 |
$835 |
| 4 Days/3 Nights in a Amazonica Suite |
$1,201 |
$948 |
| 4 Days/3 Nights in a Tampopata Suite |
$1,438 |
$1,117 |
Trained professional guides lead every Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica excursion, revealing the wonders of the rainforest with expert knowledge and superior interpretive skills. Choose between quarter, half, and full day excursions to suit your interests. Whether your interests involve challenging jungle treks, bird watching, or cultural experiences, the opportunities are endless!
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Reserva Amazonica offers more than a dozen excursions. An interpreter meets with each guest upon arrival, shaping an ideal itinerary based on individual interests, desired activity levels, weather conditions, and length of stay. Below is just a sample of a classic 3-night/4-day program:
Day 1 Arrive Puerto Maldonado
Our staff welcome you in Puerto Maldonado, and check you in at the Inkaterra Butterfly Farm. From here we go by land transfer to the boarding wharf, and begin our rainforest experience on the 45-minute boat ride along the Madre de Dios River. Upon arrival at the Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica lodge, we have a short briefing before you settle into your beautiful cabaña. Lunch will be served in the dining room. After siesta & a refreshing tea time, enjoy a guided walk along the Trail system in the Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica natural area. First night Twilight River excursion, afternoon cocktails, and dinner served in the main dining room from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Retire early or join us to talk about your first day experience of life in the rainforest. Overnight at the Lodge
Day 2 Sandoval Lake – Canopy Walk
Rest in bed or rise early - breakfast begins at 5:30 a.m. to avoid the heat and enjoy nature at its fullest. Join the Sandoval Lake excursion into the Tambopata National Reserve. Return to the Inkaterra lodge for lunch. After lunch, climb the towers to the Inkaterra Canopy Walk, & extend your excursion to appreciate the sunset from one of the towers. Cocktails in the main dining room or during the daily nature presentation in the Eco-Media Center. Dinner starts at 7:30 p.m. Overnight at the Lodge
Day 3 Gamitana Farm – optional lodge activities
Enjoy a trip to Gamitana Creek, 45 minutes by boat from the Inkaterra lodge, followed by a visit to Gamitana Farm. After a picnic lunch, we’ll have a short guided tour to see how local farmers raise fruits and vegetables. Afternoon free at Leisure. Overnight at the Lodge
Day 4 Madre de Dios River & Departure
Enjoy a full breakfast before our departure for our 45-minute return boat trip on the Madre de Dios River to Puerto Maldonado. Visit the Inkaterra Butterfly Farm near the airport, then transfer to the airport for your flight to Lima or Cuzco.
Inspired by native Amazon design, 35 private thatched roof cabañas combine natural materials with contemporary amenities. Four cabaña options are offered, creating the most luxurious of all lodges in the Peruvian Amazon.
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Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica (Peru)
Inspired by native Amazon design, 35 private thatched roof cabañas combine natural materials with contemporary amenities. Four levels of cabaña options are offered, creating the most luxurious of all lodges in the Peruvian Amazon. Choose from Superior, Superior Rio, Suite Amazonica or their top of the line Suite Tambopata complete with it's own private plunge pool. All levels are equally comfortable.
