Rainforest Expeditions review

Rainforest Expeditions operates three ecolodges in Tambopata in the Peruvian Amazon. The lodges are designed as wildlife refuges for authentic contact with nature in its purest state. Guests choose from guided activities focused on forest, river and wildlife observation.

The lodges stand along the Tambopata River with the Tambopata National Reserve nearby. Stays center on Posada Amazonas, Refugio Amazonas and Tambopata Research Center. A further lodge named Kuaii Amazonas follows with an opening in 2027.

Each lodge provides more than twelve distinct activities and excursions for guests to select. Options include forest hikes, river trips, clay lick visits and citizen science participation. Local nature guides lead the experiences and share knowledge of plants and animals.

Arrangements include airport pickup in Puerto Maldonado with onward travel to the selected lodge and return. Staff explain schedules, meeting points and practical preparations during the stay. Meals are served as curated buffets with varied dishes across the visit.

The experience emphasizes positive impact in the forest and support for conservation. It also highlights connection with the Ese Eja Community of Infierno. Travelers in Tambopata participate as allies for conservation through guided nature based tourism.

Wildlife sits at the centre of each stay, with the lodges designed as refuges for animals. Refugio Amazonas is linked with a macaw gathering, and the Tambopata River runs past a national reserve close by. Local nature guides lead walks and river trips so guests can spot birds, animals and plants during the visit.