Amazon Planet Perú is a true luxury eco-lodge nestled deep within the protected primary rainforest of the Tambopata National Reserve, in the Peruvian Amazon (Madre de Dios region). The lodge is accessible only by river — 26 kilometers down the Madre de Dios River (1 hour by boat from Puerto Maldonado) — creating a truly remote and immersive experience far from roads and noise. Amazon Planet operates on 100% solar power 24 hours a day, offering safe drinking water throughout the property. The lodge features comfortable independent cabins with private restrooms, warm and cold water, and river or forest views. Guests enjoy authentic Peruvian Amazon cuisine following a circular sustainable approach with ingredients sourced from local communities, supporting the regional economy. Vegetarian, vegan, and celiac options available. Handcrafted cocktails at the bar with local Amazon fruits. Radical digital detox: NO WiFi (only in the river view office/house at arrival/departure for last connection). The property houses a wildlife rescue center and functions as a tourism and conservation operation. Every day guests witness wildlife encounters, wildlife rescue efforts, and become active caretakers of an untouched primary forest. All-inclusive programs include: airport/river transfers, all meals, guided experiences with expert naturalist guides, wildlife observation, cultural exchanges with living Amazon culture. Common areas include hammock house, main river view house, board games lounge. Ideal for eco-conscious travelers, nature enthusiasts, birdwatchers, digital detox seekers, wildlife photographers, families with older kids, honeymooners, and voyagers seeking a transformative journey back to nature. Amazon Planet is a rare combination of luxury, sustainability, and authentic Amazonian immersion.






Amazon Planet Perú exists to prove that luxury tourism and authentic conservation can coexist at the heart of the protected Amazonian forest. Every stay directly supports local communities, wildlife, and the preservation of an untouched primary forest. Travelers are not mere spectators: they become active guardians of a living ecosystem.
The dry season (April to November) offers the best conditions for wildlife watching and guided excursions, with less rainfall and more navigable rivers. The rainy season (December to March) reveals a lush forest and increased biodiversity, but river transfers can be more intense.
The lodge kitchen sources its ingredients from local communities in the Madre de Dios region, supporting the Amazonian regional economy. The bar cocktails are crafted with local fruits and ingredients from the Peruvian Amazon.
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Rio Abajo Madre de Dios, Km 26 Tambopata, Puerto Maldonado, Perú, Puerto Maldonado
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