On the banks of Peru’s Madre de Dios River . . . in the heart of a 40-square-mile private ecological reserve deep in the Amazon rainforest . . . stands the rustically elegant Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica.

All 34 of the jungle camp’s thatched cabañas are illuminated by lantern light . . . the beds shrouded in clouds of muslin. Cozy hammocks swing on porches. The sounds of the jungle act as an evening lullaby.

A web of tree-trunk sidewalks join the Reserva Amazonica’s buildings and eight kilometers (six miles) of trails wind through the jungle that surrounds the lodge. The dramatic Canopy Walk takes visitors on a thrilling journey high above the rainforest.


Main Building
The two-story Amazon Pavilion is the heart of the property. It's oversized windows frame vistas of green. Here, the spacious dining room serves breakfast and dinner, it's menus designed around inventive use of local, fresh ingredients. Guests gather for cocktails at the first floor bar or relax on the comfortable sofas in the upstairs lounge.


Services & Facilities
• Trained professional interpreter guides in Spanish and English. We have limited access to Italian and French
guides; pre-booking is required, and guides may not be available for all A-La-Carte Excursions: Fixed itineraries
are also available in French, but in limited numbers, may be subject to additional charge, and require prebooking.
• 10,000 hectares (24,710 acres) of private reserve and eight kilometers (six miles) of trails around the lodge. (See distribution map).
• The Amazon Pavilion, a circular, two-story lounge that features rustic furniture, includes an ample dining room
and bar on the first floor, and provides loggias with big balconies and sofas on the second floor.
• The lodge’s gallery, stocked with a variety of eco-friendly items, including insect repellents, basic over-thecounter medicines, film, batteries, aromatherapy products, and Inkaterra items such as t-shirts, caps, trousers, tote bags, and ponchos.
• The Eco-Media Center, at the entrance to the lodge, is the starting point of the excursions and contains complete information about projects, trips, and activities offered at the lodge.
• Equipment available for excursions: rubber boots, binoculars, lanterns, a small river fleet of three outboard motor boats, small outboard boats, three paddle boats, and a wooden tropical bus.
• Personalized welcome and radio communication.


Child-Friendly Excursions
Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica extends a warm welcome to families. We are a child-friendly property, and have seen to every detail, from special menus, to hiring guides who are especially skilled at bringing our region, its nature and its history, to life for little ones.
We strongly recommend the following excursions, which include special activities for children between the ages from 6 to 12:

• Trail System
• River by Night
• Butterflly Farm
• Native Farm
• Rolin Island
• Canopy & Wetlands
• Lake Sandoval
• Concepcion
• Ese'Eja