Amazon

One Moon offers 3 to 5 day excursions to the excellent Reserva
Amazonica Lodge adjacent to theTambpopata National Park, deep in
the Amazon Jungle of western Peru.
Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica, a simple elegant ecological lodge, graces
the banks of Peru's Madre de Dios River. The lodge, composed of 34
well-built thatched cabañas and a main building, combines luxurious
furnishings and delectable food with the simplicity of lantern-light and
the rich sounds of the jungle.
Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica occupies the heart of a 40-square-mile
private ecological reserve owned by Inkaterra, deep in the Amazon
Rainforest. The lodge, adjacent to the Tambopata National Park, allows
guests to experience the region's wealth of plant and animal life in an
authentic setting; it opened in 1975, since then, it promotes innovative
sustainable use of the Amazon Rainforest.
Native craftspeople built Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica's wooden
cabañas in the Amazon's traditional Ese-Eja and Machigüenga styles.
The main building consists of a two-story pavilion with cathedral ceiling
that houses the dining room, the bar, and the main lounge. The 34
cabañas, raised on stilts with thatched palm roofs, are scattered
around the property, with some overlooking the Madre de Dios River;
the boutique, and the massage hut. The Eco-Media Center, which
provides information and is the starting point of the excursions, stands
at river's edge. All buildings in the complex are connected by tree
trunk boardwalks.