Posadas Amazonas Lodge offers a short introduction to the rain forest visiting a canopy tower, a parrot clay lick, an oxbow lake and an ethnobotanical center. Includes: Scheduled land and river transportation from/to Puerto Maldonado, Scheduled excursions with English-speaking guide services, All Meals, and Hotel taxes. ***YELLOW FEVER VACCINATION RECOMMENDED FOR ALL TRAVELERS TO PERU'S AMAZON RAINFOREST.***

Posada Amazonas is located on the Infierno Community's territory and is directly adjacent to the 750,000-hectare Tambopata-National Reserve in southeastern Amazonian Peru.

It was constructed using a combination of modern eco-lodge techniques with the same traditional materials and architectural techniques that native communities throughout the Amazon use for building their homes: wood, palm fronds, wild cane and clay. The lodge features a dining room that seats 80 people, and serves the three daily meals which combine international, Peruvian and local cuisine. (Vegetarians are welcome)

INCLUDES:Scheduled land and river transportation to/from Puerto Maldonado, accommodation in Standard room, scheduled excursions with English-speaking guide services, all meals and Hotel Taxes.

There are 30 rooms, (7 x 4 meters), holding three beds comfortably, although they are set up for two. The walls dividing each room are built using cane and clay: the combination of clay and cane achieves two important objectives: acting as thermal regulators and providing a charming final look. Between the five room modules there is an open, roofed structure with hammocks where people can relax and enjoy. Beds are sized for Americans or Europeans (1.05m X 2.05m) with mosquito nets.