East of Puerto Maldonado, along the Rio Madre de Dios, this lovely lodge is located on high bluffs overlooking Sandoval Lake, and getting here is fun. After walking (or riding a bicycle rickshaw), you hop on a canoe and paddle a canal and then across the lake. The facilities are spacious and half of the rooms have private bathrooms and there is electricity at night for a few hours. Sandoval Lake Lodge offers the best introduction to the Peruvian rainforest.

Sandoval Lake Lodge is located in the Tambopata Candamo Reserve Zone. This privileged location gives you exclusive access to the lake in the early morning and late afternoon, the choice hours for wildlife viewing and photography.

Rainforest specialists consider Sandoval Lake as the best and most attractive lake in the Peruvian rain forest. Here you will find predators in peril of extinction such as the jaguar and the Giant Otter. On many days the resident family of Giant Otters swims and fishes in front of the lodge. Frequently Hoatzins flash their wings and breathe their hoarse complaints within a few feet of the lodge dock.

INCLUDES:
Round-trip transfers from/to the airport in Puerto Maldonado
A ccommodation in Standard room
All meals and snack
All rainforest and lake excursions
Bilingunal Naturalist guide
Entrance fee Tambopata National Reserve included
Hotel Taxes

***YELLOW FEVER VACCINATION RECOMMENDED FOR ALL TRAVELERS TO PERU'S AMAZON RAINFOREST.***

Constructed largely of ecologically harvested 'driftwood' mahogany from the Manu River, the lodge is one extended structure consisting of a large main dining room/lounge with 25 double occupancy rooms arranged in two wings. One wing features 16 rooms with private bathrooms, while the other includes 9 rooms with immaculate communal toilets and showers. All showers have hot water.

CHILDREN POLICY:
Children under 10 years of age get a discount of the regular rate, sharing the room with adults
One child allowed per room.