POSADA AMAZONAS

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Posada Amazonas is a 30 bedroom lodge owned by the Native Community of Infierno and managed by Rainforest Expeditions. Thanks to its accessibility, the lodge offers excellent wildlife observation opportunities, cultural context, and comfortable accommodations. It is located within the territory of the Infierno Community, built within the 2,000 hectare, private, communal reserve, which in turn is directly adjacent to the Tambopata National Reserve. Posada Amazonas was selected to be among the Best Eco Hotels in 2014 by Gogobot.

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Private Reserve within the Native Community of Infierno, Tambopata National Reserve 084 Peru

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Getting there

Puerto Maldonado Airport16 mi

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Tres Chimbadas Lake

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Amazon Rainforest

4.2 miForests

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Wonderful wildlife experience

We spent a short two nights and part of three days at Posada Amazonas in late March 2019 (i.e. end of the rainy season). We had a great time. The staff was able to accommodate our college-aged daughter meeting us there directly after a long flight from the USA, and everything…

Date of stay: March 2019

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Trip of a lifetime

We booked direct and chose a particular focus on birdwatching (not that we're experts!) which meant that we had a very personalised experience. Our guide, Boris, normally works at one of the other lodges but came down specially as the other bird guides were involved with other…

Date of stay: October 2018

Dear Guest, Thank you for visiting us at Posada Amazonas, and for sharing about your experience. The forest surrounding Posada is great for birding and Boris provides great knowledge of the avian community. Also happy to read that you enjoyed our facilities, the food and our team! Best wishes, The Rainforest Expeditions Team

Excellent adventure in the jungle

We had an amazing time at the Posada Amazonas. The lodge is very comforable with excellent breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets. The excursions into the jungle are very interesting and informative. The guides really know their stuff! The open, 3-wall rooms afford a great view of…

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Date of stay: February 2019

Dear Guest, thanks for your feedback, it is very informative and we are sure will help a lot of travelers to make a better decision when looking for an Amazon jungle lodge. Thanks again, Best wishes, The Rainforest Expeditions team

Highly recommended!

Great staff and the guides were excellent. We took a group of 25 people and everyone had a great experience. Even though it was “rustic” it felt like luxury. I loved being so close to the environment. I loved the open wall facing the jungle and even though everyone was warned…

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Date of stay: January 2019

Dear Guest, It sounds such an amazing trip and adventure!! We are happy all in your group enjoyed the experience Best wishes, The Rainforest Expeditions team

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Amazing experience Wonderful food and staff and top guide Highly recommend 3 days stay Yoy can go at your own pace and participate in as many of the trips as you fancy We did up to three a day and still had a relaxing time

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Date of stay: February 2019

Dear Guest, We are glad you enjoyed our set of activities at Posada Amazonas. As you mention the goal was to let you customized as much as possible your adventure. Best wishes, The Rainforest Expeditions team

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1) Can we hear the noise from the next room at night? 2) Do we have our own bathroom (private) ? 3) Can we be able to see an Anaconda from a a tribe or local resident? (For picture taking)

Great questions!! 1) Yes, is possible to hear the noise from next door. We are consistent in the message of keeping silence in the rooms for the other guests and to maximize the experience through the sounds of the rainforest. 2) Yes, all rooms have a private bathroom 3) No, the locals in Puerto Maldonado, as well as the Native Communities, do not have animals as pets, as they are very respectful with the wildlife

Hi, do you have rubber boots provided for younger children? Aged 3-6?

They wear kid shoe European sizes 27 and 31. Does that help? Here is a chart that converts sizes to other regions: =================== Eur: 27 US: 10 UK: 9 Centimeters: 16.5 Inches 6.5" =================== Eur: 31 US: 13 UK: 12 Centimeters: 18.5 Inches: 7.5" =================== Thanks!

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I'll be staying there in December but I have a big bug phobia. Do large spiders lizards and snakes enter the room? If they're outside of the room that's okay but I'm very paranoid with them being in the room I won't be able to rest and may have a panic attack. Do you often find snakes or lizards in the bathroom or bed?

Hello, thank you for your question. No, we do not find snakes, lizards or big spiders entering the bedrooms. Room service is done daily and staff will cover your bed with a mosquito every evening while you are dinning. So, rest assure that you will be sleeping protected from any bug that might flight into your room. We do recommend not to take food to your room, or if you bring sweets, like chocolate cookies or candy, you will be indicated to placed it in the safe box we have at each room. This is to avoid attracting small opossums which are known to love sweets. Hope this insight helps you. Best, The Rainforest Expeditions Team

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Hello! Would you recommend us packing hiking boots? We are visiting for 3 nights in August! :) x

Hello! Thank you for asking. I would say: yes! August is dry season and you will be more comfortable in your hiking boots, rather than regular snickers when you go for a walk. If you would have asked to pack rubber boots, I would have say, no, because we have plenty of those for you to borrow. Hope this helps decide. See you in August! Best, The Rainforest Team

Hello, Good afternoon to you. Where can I find details of the Actual Tour and what is available? Thank you

Hello, thank you for your message. You can find details of all our tours in our website: RainforestExpeditions . Also we would love if you could send us your email so one of our specialists can contact you directly. Thank you, The Rainforest Expeditions Team

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