Videos
Thirty-three years ago (1991), a group of leaders in tourism visited Tambopata.
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Their mission was to make tourism a means of conserving nature.
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They wanted to use their knowledge to contribute to conservation.
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We have worked hard to acquire land concessions for conservation around our lodge
with the goal of continuing to protect the biodiversity of the area.
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Because if we don’t ensure the protection of our surroundings,
our conservation-based business model will be unsustainable.
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I believe this is a lesson that should be learned throughout the Amazon.
We should work together in the private and state sectors
to better conserve nature in the Amazon basin.
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Tambopata Ecolodge is an ally in conservation!
The unmatched local knowledge of our guides means that we can offer our guests an unrivaled authentic rainforest experience.
"Our conservation work is making a difference" - Rolando Sota, General Manager Tambopata Ecolodge.
Jaguar on the banks of the Tambopata River: This video of a lone jaguar was shot from the river by one of our Ecolodge guides.
Our camera trap studies reveal the wealth of fauna in Tambopata.
Check out the remote location of Tambopata Ecolodge, filmed from a drone, deep in the forest and close to natural oxbow lake ecosystems.
The boat journey to the Ecolodge: With their efficient motors and fiber glass hulls, our boats are designed to have minimal impact on the environment of Tambopata National Reserve.
