We had the most wonderful time at the Yarapa River Lodge that far exceeding all our expectations (which were already pretty high!) Location After an hour and half car ride from Iquitos to Nauta, we took a boat to the lodge. This initial trip puts you in the "remote" mood while starting to experience the surroundings and the overwhelming amount... more

Hi All, I have never used Trip Advisor and bassicaly If I would have read the comments of the 2 people that said poor things on this lodge I would have not come. But, luckily I did not read it and came for 2 days in Iquitos and 4 days at the lodge. Some info no me: 1st time I... more

Our recent visit to The Amazon Yarapa River Lodge was a wonderful experience. The staff, especially our naturalist, Willy, was extremely professional, well-informed, enthusiastic and always available for what-ever excursions we desired. Our visit was exciting yet serene and we left with life-long memories of the Amazon. We would not hesitate to visit again or to highly recommend The Yarapa... more

The Yarapa River Lodge is roughly 3 hours [about half by car and then boat] from Iquitos on the Yarapa River, a tributary to the Amazon River. The lodge has the look and feel of an established jungle base camp, with a dining area, a large observation room overlooking the river and a library reading area [all screened in]. There... more

My time (1 week) here in Yarapa Lodge was great! The lodge itself and the surroundings were very nice. The staff and guides were all doing everything they could to make it a great time for you. I could combine a relaxed time with both seeing much of nature (animals like sloths, monkeys. birds; nature e.g. beautiful oxbow lake by... more

Our week at Yarapa River Lodge was excellent. It was jammed packed with walks in the jungle and boat rides along the river. Our itinerary was flexible and was tailored to meet our needs or wants. We went out three or four times a day depending on what we wanted to do. The food could have been a little more... more

We were completely disappointed. We spent the first morning learning to use a calculator with our guide because our guide wanted to charge us well over the agreed upon price, quoted on their website. The whole thing was confusing and disorganized and made us feel ripped off from the start. I was forced to go through emails and show them... more

If you would enjoy the adventure of exploring a tropical wilderness teaming with exotic plants and animals, then the Yarapa River Lodge is the place for you. My wife and I spent four magical days visiting the remote Yarapa River Lodge in Peru’s Amazon jungle region. The Lodge is located on the banks of the Yarapa River, a tributary of... more

crowded subways, shopping malls, main streets. . . these are a few of my least favorite things. if you're nodding in concurrence, perhaps you should visit the Yarapa River Lodge. The activities are good. The non-activities make it better. Play soccer with the guys during the day. Take flute lessons from the bartender. Go fishing for dinner. Do nothing. Keep... more