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Amazon Manu Lodge is located in the heart of the jungle in the remote Manu area of Peru, close to Manu National Park. At the lodge itself, there are ample opportunities to see animals such as emperor and saddle back tamarins, spider monkeys, howler monkeys, and saki monkeys and any of the 550 bird species registered there including the Festive Coquette at the Lodge garden.
It is also a convenient base for excursions to the Macaw Clay Lick where parrots and macaws flock by the dozen, and oxbow lakes where endangered giant otters may be observed from floating platforms.
Perhaps the greatest feature of the Amazon Manu Lodge, however, is its proximity to the Tapir Clay Lick. 20 minutes walking from the Lodge.
Many mammals, including monkeys, deer, and the otherwise elusive Amazonian tapir are attracted to the lick’s rich natural mineral deposits and are often observed there.
We have one the best guadua bamboo forest next to the Lodge, where specialist birds had been seen, like long crested pygmy tyrant, Rufous Headed Woodpecker. White Cheeket Tody-Tyrant, Flamulated Bamboo Tyrant, Peruvian Recurve Billed and more....
It is one of the best spot for filming and for the photographers, the BBC, National Geographic, TBS and NHK are our best clients.
Several Photographers enjoyed their stay at Amazon Lodge.
In general our clients satisfaction with our service is our goal to keep protecting and managing this pristine rain forest, that belongs to everybody.
Neotropical Birding Lodges Network
- Machupicchu & Manu rout - 20 days
- Machupicchu & Marvelous Spatuletail - 22 days
- Machupicchu & Amazon - 15 days
- Machupicchu & Cloud Forest - 9 days
- Cusco extention - 01 day
Moreno Kids, playing at the Amazon Manu Lodge stream.
Moreno is a Machiguenka indian guide, who work for Amazon Manu Lodge.
National Geographic camara man, in the hiding, facing the macaw clay lick, within the Manu National Park, August 2009.
Scarlet Macaw, flying to the Macaw Clay Lick, inside of Manu National Park, August 2008.