This house was built in the Yarapa river right in the buffer zone of the Pacaya Samiria reserve, respecting the harmony of nature and to avoid negative impact as less as possible.

One of the ways to maintain harmony with the surroundings and the jungle was built in a rustic way in the same style as the houses of the indigenous people who live in the Amazon.

The dining room and bedrooms are covered by mesh to prevent the entry of mosquitoes and we also provide a bed with a mosquito net for double protection.

This house for people looking for a more adventurous trip because it is more basic, rustic to be in more contact with the jungle.
Animal sightings are best around this area.

Location
It is located in the communal reserve of the Yarapa river in the Cumaceba tributary.

Rooms
04 bedrooms with private bathroom and shower.
01 dining room where you find drinking water 24 hours.
01 staff house
01 kitchen for food preparation.

Water
For cooking we bring treated water from the city.

To prepare refreshments for guests and staff, we bring treated water from Iquitos.

The water in the showers is only for bathing. It is recommended not to drink or brush your teeth with this water. The color is a little dark since we use river water and this in turn contains tannic acid that emanates from the trees.

We can`t make it clear because we have to add quimical compounds and this is not eco-friendly.

Electricity
We have a 3000 watts  generator that runs for a few hours a day to avoid the negative impact that motor noise could cause.

To charge the batteries, cameras, cell phones or other devices, we turn on the generator between approximately 6 pm and 9 pm.

If for any reason you want to charge out of this time, you must coordinate with the staff on duty.