Ecolcerna Lodge
Welcome to a world of wildlife and wellbeing with Ecolucerna Lodge, where you'll discover an exclusive experience nestled in the heart of the Tambopata National Reserve.
Live it, don't just watch it
Born inside the reserve
We're a multidisciplinary lodge inside the Tambopata National Reserve — 26 km downriver from Puerto Maldonado, where the road ends and the rainforest truly begins. We blend wildlife immersion, responsible tourism, and genuine Amazonian hospitality.
Classic Forest View Bungalow
1–5 guests
Here, the difference isn't something we tell you — it's something you feel in the weight of real wood underfoot and the drape of fine mosquito netting settling over a king-size bed at dusk. The Standard Classic bungalow holds twenty-six square meters shaped with the same care given to every room in the lodge: screened windows open onto 180° of garden and forest canopy, and a private bathroom keeps its own quiet refinement of detail. Step outside and a shared deck of hammocks waits for the hour between an expedition and dinner. Nothing here was placed at random — the timber still remembers the tree it came from, and every wall was built to let the forest keep breathing through it.
View bungalowSuperior Deluxe River View
1–5 guests
Superior Deluxe is where that same difference deepens into something closer to intimacy. Each bungalow keeps its own private terrace of hammocks — a quiet corner suspended over the river, yours alone. Inside, thirty-eight square meters unfold around a king-size bed veiled in fine netting, and floor-to-ceiling screens hold the river, the gardens, and the forest in the same view at once. No other lodge on this stretch of the Bajo Madre de Dios has built a room quite like this — comfort and security worked directly into the walls, so the only thing left to do is watch the rainforest go by.
View bungalowBistro Caiman
Restaurant
Our culinary proposal grows from the forest to your table. Native ingredients, traditional Amazonian recipes, and chefs specialized in jungle cuisine. Every dish is an exploration of flavors few kitchens in the world can offer.
View menuSome memories are kept. Others take root.
The Amazon rainforest needs you too. We work with local communities on participatory reforestation, solar energy, and forest conservation alongside the Ese Eja community — the ancestral guardians of this territory.
Adopt a tree“Wonderful. The rooms were very comfortable. Everything was clean, cozy, and the people treat you incredibly well. The only thing is they should serve more fried plantains because they're definitely the best part. Overall, my stay was a 10 out of 10.”
Before you pack your bags
How far is Ecolucerna Lodge from the city?
We are located deep in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest. Getting here is part of the experience, including a journey by road and river that connects you with a unique natural environment, far from the noise of the city.
Do you offer transportation services?
Yes, we can arrange transportation from nearby airports or cities with prior reservation.
What is the weather like?
Warm and humid year-round (72°F to 86°F), with frequent rainfall.
What vaccinations do I need?
We recommend consulting your doctor. Yellow fever vaccination is generally advised for travel to the Peruvian Amazon.
What clothing should I bring?
Lightweight, quick-drying clothes, long pants, breathable shirts, swimwear, repellent, rain boots, and a poncho.
Should I bring my own rain gear?
We recommend bringing your own rain gear; it is also available on-site.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is from 1:00 PM onward; checkout is until 10:00 AM.
Is the water safe to drink?
Yes, we provide purified water at all times.
Can I bring outside food or drinks?
Outside food and drinks are not permitted; our cuisine uses fresh Amazonian products.
What is the smoking policy?
Smoking is prohibited in rooms and indoor areas. It is only permitted in designated outdoor spaces.
What additional services do you offer?
Night walks, birdwatching, and specialized Amazonian excursions offered.
Do you have multilingual guides?
Yes, we have local guides fluent in both Spanish and English.
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