Fernando W.
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We just stayed at Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica and felt compelled to share a very different perspective after reading some recent reviews - which are ridiculous.
Arrival by boat? Yes, it’s simple and not luxurious. That’s kind of the point. You’re entering the Amazon rainforest, not pulling up to a valet stand at a Ritz. For us, the boat ride immediately set the tone: adventure, nature, and a gentle reminder that you’re far from concrete and cappuccino machines—and exactly where you’re supposed to be.
Rooms & amenities: The rooms are intentionally simple, elegant, and deeply integrated into the environment. This is an eco-lodge, not a Vegas resort. It’s not a flaw; it’s geography.
Food: We found the meals thoughtful, well-prepared, and rooted in local ingredients. Vegetarian options were available, and quinoa—shockingly—appeared in Peru. Who would’ve guessed? Shout out to our waiter Abneer who took great care of us.
Wildlife & activities: Nature is not a zoo with a guaranteed viewing schedule. That said, we saw an incredible variety of wildlife during guided excursions, learned a ton from passionate our passionate guide.
Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica isn’t about luxury as excess—it’s about luxury as access: access to pristine rainforest, expert guides, conservation efforts, and an experience that feels rare and real. We absolutely loved it and will be back again.