Hacienda Tambopata

“Esperienza indimenticabile”

Esperienza fantastica, struttura immersa nella giungla, camera comunque pulita e spaziosa, letto comodo (con zanzariera a baldacchino), bagno e doccia vista giungla. Staff super gentile e disponibile, tanta attenzione al cliente, cibo e bevande strepitosi. Esperienze da prenotare in struttura stup… Più

Esperienza fantastica, struttura immersa nella giungla, camera comunque pulita e spaziosa, letto comodo (con zanzariera a baldacchino), bagno e doccia vista giungla. Staff super gentile e disponibile, tanta attenzione al cliente, cibo e bevande strepitosi. Esperienze da prenotare in struttura stupende e ben organizzate, imperdibili. Guide brave e molto disponibili (parlano inglese e spagnolo)

Meno

“Fantastic Stay”

My wife and I had a fantastic stay at Hacienda Herrera. This was our first time visiting the Amazon Rainforest and we appreciated the balance of thoughtfully planned activities and time to relax. Our room was clean and comfortable. Our guide, Fernando, was knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and took care… Più

My wife and I had a fantastic stay at Hacienda Herrera. This was our first time visiting the Amazon Rainforest and we appreciated the balance of thoughtfully planned activities and time to relax. Our room was clean and comfortable. Our guide, Fernando, was knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and took care to explain our surroundings, answer our questions, and make sure we had opportunities to view the wildlife. The food was good and the staff coordinated our transport to and from the airport. I would recommend Hacienda Herrera.

Meno

“Bella esperienza nell’Amazzonia peruviana”

Siamo stati x 3 giorni e 2 notti. Trasferimenti da e per aeroporto/stazione dei bus eccellenti! Personale gentile e disponibile, cibo molto buono (cuoca molto brava) . L’alleggio che abbiamo scelto era confortevole e pulito con arredo essenziale. Da consigliare escursione a Sandoval lake, mette x l… Più

Siamo stati x 3 giorni e 2 notti. Trasferimenti da e per aeroporto/stazione dei bus eccellenti! Personale gentile e disponibile, cibo molto buono (cuoca molto brava) . L’alleggio che abbiamo scelto era confortevole e pulito con arredo essenziale. Da consigliare escursione a Sandoval lake, mette x la visita al Amazon shelter interessante ma molto breve (per il prezzo speso). Note negative : manca l’acqua calda, manca un ventilatore per combattere l’umidità nella zona comune.

Meno

“Honest Review From a Curious Solo Traveler”

The Madre de Dios River region is one of the most breathtakingly alive places I’ve ever experienced. Let me be clear: the jungle itself will exceed every expectation. What I’m reviewing is the lodge, and that’s a more complicated story. I want to be upfront: I came in fully expecting to leave a fiv… Più

The Madre de Dios River region is one of the most breathtakingly alive places I’ve ever experienced. Let me be clear: the jungle itself will exceed every expectation. What I’m reviewing is the lodge, and that’s a more complicated story. I want to be upfront: I came in fully expecting to leave a five-star review. The ratings here are glowing, and I was excited. I’m leaving three stars not to be harsh, but because I think an honest account serves future travelers better than a polished one. The jungle is extraordinary and nothing should stand between you and the best possible experience of it. That’s the spirit of this review. The highs are real. The food was genuinely exceptional. Every single meal hit, the chefs are clearly talented, and having fresh fruit straight from the farm was one of my favorite surprises. The cabanas are beautiful. The grounds are stunning. The locations they took us to were remarkable. I fell mildly ill during my stay, fever, sore throat, congestion, and missed an excursion because of it. For a remote jungle lodge at this price point, I’d expect a basic first aid kit or at least some remedies on hand. What they had were cough drops, nothing else. There was no follow-up on how I was feeling, no check-in. Fellow guests ended up sharing their personal medications with me. That gap in care was noticeable. The tour guides lacked passion, and the English-speaking guide had a significant enough language barrier that he couldn’t answer basic questions. I asked about parrots and their development and the question simply couldn’t land. I eventually stopped asking and started researching before every tour so I could follow along. I ended up becoming an informal resource for other guests, which they appreciated, but that’s not what I paid for. There was also very little interpretation of the ecosystem. No real education about reforestation efforts or jungle ecology. If you’re intellectually curious about where you are, you’ll feel that absence. Hot water was promised. I never had it. Who is this for? If you want a beautifully curated, comfortable trip where the jungle does the heavy lifting and you’re not asking a lot of questions, you’ll have a wonderful time. Especially great for groups. But if you’re a solo traveler who wants to go deep, learn, and be genuinely guided through one of the world’s most complex ecosystems, this lodge won’t fully meet that appetite.

Meno