Treehouse Lodge

An experience like no other above the Amazon rainforest.

A network of suspension bridges connecting 8 luxurious open-air bungalows in the trees is what awaits you in the famous Amazonian "rain forest".

The Treehouse Lodge, located at the confluence of the Yarapa and Cumaceba rivers and accessible only by boat, is one of the few lodges offering treehouses in the heart of the Amazon rainforest.

During your stay, a good dozen excursions are planned. You can choose between meeting the neighboring community, the Jibaro, observing dolphins, a canoe trip (piranha approved!), or even a jungle walk to discover medicinal plants.
Not to mention that your bungalow and the suspension bridges have been designed to bring you closer to wildlife. The safari begins in the morning, without leaving your bed. Safely behind your mosquito net, you have an appointment with the "locals" of the canopy: monkeys (squirrel or howler), macaws, parakeets, and other parrots, even a few toucans.

Forget your iPod, the soundtrack is directly connected to the Amazon rainforest.

From 695 USD
2019 rates, for three days and two nights for one person (based on two people per room)

This rate includes:
- transportation from Iquitos airport,
- 3 meals per day,
- drinks (bottled water and fruit juice),
- excursions of your choice

Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
The Treehouse Lodge is located on the Yarapa River, a tributary of the Amazon River, near Iquitos in Peru. Inaccessible by road, you will need to take a boat or a plane to reach Iquitos. Then, plan for about two and a half hours of travel by car and boat to reach the Lodge.
In the middle of nowhere? That's exactly it!