Thursday, 24 September 2026

Treehouse Lodge Peru: Sleep Among the Treetops of the Amazon

Treehouse Lodge Peru
For travellers searching for a truly unique hotel in Peru, Treehouse Lodge offers an experience that is far removed from an ordinary rainforest holiday. Located deep in the Peruvian Amazon near Iquitos, the lodge allows guests to sleep high above the jungle floor, surrounded by the sights, sounds and wildlife of one of the world's great natural environments.

This remarkable all-inclusive Amazon rainforest lodge is built around the idea of experiencing the jungle from above, with individual treehouses connected by elevated walkways through the rainforest canopy.

A Hotel High Above the Jungle

Treehouse Lodge Peru
Treehouse Lodge sits on the Yarapa River at the confluence of the Yarapa and Cumaceba rivers, near the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve. Its treehouses provide an unusual combination of adventure, comfort and immersion in nature.

Depending on the accommodation selected, guests can stay among the rainforest canopy with views of the surrounding jungle or river. Some treehouses are positioned several metres above the forest floor, providing a fascinating perspective over the Amazon.

Rather than waking to traffic or city noise, guests may hear birds calling through the canopy and, depending on conditions and location, spot wildlife moving through the surrounding trees.

The lodge has no Wi-Fi or mobile phone service, making it an ideal escape for travellers wanting to disconnect from everyday life and reconnect with nature.

An All-Inclusive Amazon Experience

Treehouse Lodge Peru
Treehouse Lodge makes exploring the rainforest straightforward by including excursions in its accommodation experience. Guests can choose from a range of activities designed to reveal different aspects of the Amazon environment.

Experiences can include wildlife excursions, canoe trips, kayaking, jungle exploration, village visits, fishing and nighttime searches for wildlife such as caimans.

A highlight is the elevated canopy experience, where raised walkways provide another perspective of the rainforest. The lodge currently promotes 18 included excursions, allowing guests to tailor their Amazon adventure to their interests.

The all-inclusive experience also includes transportation between Iquitos Airport and the lodge, three meals each day, bottled water and juice at breakfast, and an English- or Spanish-speaking guide.

Getting to Treehouse Lodge

Reaching this unusual Amazon rainforest hotel is part of the adventure. Travellers first fly to Iquitos, a city in the Peruvian Amazon that has no road connection to the outside world.

Treehouse Lodge then arranges the approximately two-and-a-half-hour transfer from Iquitos to the property, combining road and private river transport. Airport transfers are scheduled around arriving flights, so travellers should plan their flight carefully.

Explore Iquitos Before or After Your Stay

Treehouse Lodge Peru
A stay at Treehouse Lodge can easily be combined with time in Iquitos.

The city's historic Plaza de Armas is a good starting point for exploring its distinctive architecture and atmosphere. The famous Iron House, an unusual prefabricated iron building associated with the city's rubber boom, is another fascinating attraction.

Visitors can also enjoy Amazonian cuisine in Iquitos and explore the waterfront before heading deeper into the rainforest.

When to Visit Treehouse Lodge

June to October is an excellent period for travellers planning an Amazon adventure, although the rainforest offers different experiences throughout the year.

For anyone seeking a genuinely unique hotel stay, Treehouse Lodge combines treetop accommodation, wildlife encounters, river adventures and the tranquillity of the Amazon into an experience that is difficult to replicate anywhere else.

Treehouse Lodge

Website: www.treehouselodge.com
Email: bookings@treehouselodge.com
Phone: +1 801 210 9350
Address: Yarapa River Nauta, Loreto PE16300, Peru.

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