At Tambopata Ecolodge, through our ecotourism based conservation model we protect our own Private Conservation Area, as well as inviting travelers from all over the world to our eco-lodge to enjoy the many wonders of the adjacent Tambopata National Reserve. Out of respect for the natural environment we help to protect, we do not offer fishing or adventure activities such as zip lining or kayaking. We want our guests to come and appreciate nature in untouched forests, where Amazon fauna and flora lives undisturbed and in complete safety
Macaw clay lick
One of the most spectacular sights in the Amazon basin is just a fascinating boat ride from Tambopata Ecolodge. Here hundreds of parrots and macaws from at least 10 species come together in the mornings to feed, creating a spectacle of color and sound like no other in the natural world. Biologists working in the Tambopata area have found that some macaws fly more than 100 kilometers to feed on these mineral deposits essential to their diet.
Amazon forest trails
Frequently seen fauna on the trails of Tambopata National Reserve and those surrounding our eco-lodge includes saddle-back tamarinds, brown capuchins, agoutis, blue-morpho butterflies, trogons, toucans and many other bird species. We also invite our guests to venture into the forest at night, in search of nocturnal rainforest species. From our jungle lodge, in the evenings we take guests to explore part of our 37-kilometer trail system and the Tambopata River in search of caimans and the other nocturnal animals that fill the night air with their sounds
Rainforest lakes
A fascinating forest trail leads to Lake Condenado, which we invite our guests to explore by canoe. Swathed in rich tropical vegetation, forest wetlands are the best places for birdwatching and the observation of other aquatic and terrestrial fauna. And after hiking deeper into the forest, we visit the wetland system around Lake Sachavacayoc. The forests around this beautiful lake teem with birdlife, and the waters are home to black caiman and giant river otters. Back at the lodge in the afternoon, guests have plenty of time to relax in a hammock or explore our clearly marked trail system independently.
Our eco-lodge and nearby attractions
In their free time, our guests can choose from a number of options, including:
- Exploring the network of clearly-marked forest trails around our eco-lodge.
- Visiting a nearby smallholding to learn about how the rainforest can be exploited sustainably.
- Swimming in the clear waters of a stream that flows through the forest close to the lodge.
- Relaxing and enjoying the lodge’s services and comforts.
