Treehouse Lodge

Treehouse Lodge offers a unique all-inclusive experience perched high above the Amazon in Peru. This lodge, located at the confluence of the Yarapa and Cumaceba rivers, promises an extraordinary stay amidst the lush canopy of the rainforest. It provides a variety of treehouse accommodations that cater to different preferences. Guests can choose from rooms like the Dos Ramas Treehouse, offering views of both the jungle and the lodge's comedor, or the Alta Vista Treehouse, which boasts extensive rainforest panoramas paired with the natural sounds of the Amazon.

For those seeking the ultimate jungle immersion, Casa Alta soars over 70 feet and allows for an unrivaled birdwatching experience, featuring species such as parrots and macaws. For a social yet elevated experience, Wimba House offers a circular bungalow design with clear treetop views. Meanwhile, the Costa Bella Treehouse provides the best river view from a private balcony right on the riverbank. Serena Treehouse also offers river-view serenity but is more accessible with less vertical climb.

For those seeking privacy, The Cradle Treehouse is nestled at 59 feet in the canopy, offering sweeping rainforest views in a more secluded setting. Guest groups can enjoy the Bamboo House with its exterior staircase and balcony surrounded by bamboo and palms, while Casa Grande accommodates up to five guests in a spacious setting ideal for families or groups of friends.

The lodge also features excursions that immerse visitors in authentic Amazonian adventures. Guests can embark on nighttime caiman spotting by motorized canoe or explore at their own pace in a guided kayaking excursion. They can also enjoy a treetop canopy walk, a unique activity recognized by National Geographic, offering heights between 30 and 70 feet.

Treehouse Lodge provides a rare opportunity to stay above the jungle canopy, allowing visitors to experience the Amazon like never before. With a range of treehouse options and inclusive excursions, this lodge caters to both adventure seekers and those seeking tranquility in nature.