Amazon Lodge Tambopata
Puerto Maldonado, Amazon lodge
Forest bungalows on the Madre de Dios, beside Tambopata National Reserve

Hotels in Tambopata
Tambopata is the southern Amazon, reached through Puerto Maldonado, with direct flights from Lima and Cusco of about an hour. It is the most popular way into the jungle for travelers already going to Cusco or Machu Picchu.
Every place below is a lodge in the forest. Some are on the Madre de Dios River, a short ride from town, and some are much deeper in, like the Tambopata Research Center inside the national reserve. The reserve is known for its clay licks, where hundreds of macaws gather, and for oxbow lakes with giant otters and caimans.
Each hotel below has its own page: what it is like, where it sits and how to get there.
Puerto Maldonado, Amazon lodge
Forest bungalows on the Madre de Dios, beside Tambopata National Reserve
Puerto Maldonado (Tambopata, Madre de Dios River), Amazon river lodge
A riverside bungalow lodge on the Madre de Dios near Puerto Maldonado
Madre de Dios River, Puerto Maldonado, Amazon river lodge
A stilted-cabana Amazon lodge on a former cacao plantation
Tambopata, Madre de Dios River (km 15), Amazon lodge
Thatched-style cabanas and a canopy walkway on the Madre de Dios River
Tambopata, Madre de Dios, Community-owned Amazon lodge
A community-owned lodge on the Tambopata River, reached by boat
Tambopata, Madre de Dios, Amazon lodge
A family-friendly Amazon ecolodge on a private Brazil nut reserve
Lake Sandoval, Tambopata National Reserve, Amazon lake lodge
A simple lodge on an otter lake inside Tambopata National Reserve
Tambopata National Reserve, Madre de Dios, Amazon ecolodge
Open-walled rooms and clay lick visits deep in the Tambopata reserve
The farther the lodge, the more nights it is worth, so the right choice depends on how much of your trip you want to give the jungle.
Tell us your dates and who is traveling, and a Peru specialist will suggest the hotel that fits and plan the rest of the trip around it.