Gocta Natura Reserve
Peru
At a glance
Gocta Natura Reserve, located at Camino Comunal “Callejon” #1, Cocachimba 01100, Peru, is a unique destination designed to integrate travelers with the natural beauty of the surrounding cloud forests. Situated near the breathtaking Gocta Waterfall, the reserve operates as both an accommodation and a conservation project focused on rewilding, aiming to restore local forest and habitat. This dual-purpose setting allows guests to engage deeply with the environment while enjoying a serene and comfortable stay.
Accommodation at Gocta Natura consists of six cabins, each crafted by local artisans to blend harmoniously with the forest. The cabins offer a peaceful retreat, providing privacy and quietude essential for rest and reflection. La Casa, originally the founder's home, serves as the heart of the reserve, where pathways intersect and guests can gather. This central space is warm and welcoming, an ideal spot for sharing experiences and relaxing.
The culinary experience at Gocta Natura prioritizes local flavors and sustainable practices. With a menu inspired by the regional landscape, the kitchen sources ingredients from the reserve's own gardens and local producers with shared values. Meals here are not just sustenance; they offer a way to connect with the land and its bounty, delivered with care and creativity.
Visitors have opportunities to explore both the natural and cultural aspects of the region. Guided itineraries extend beyond the reserve, introducing guests to the historical and archaeological context of the Chachapoya culture. Within the reserve, experiences are designed to immerse guests in the importance of restoration, biodiversity, and meaningful interactions with the local community.
Gocta Natura Reserve caters to those looking for an immersive nature experience that combines comfort with conservation. It suits travelers interested in exploring environmental initiatives, enjoying gourmet local cuisine, and delving into the rich tapestry of Peru's natural and cultural heritage.