Find Your Connection to Nature

Nestled in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, in the district of Santa Ana near the town of Tamshiyacu, our lodge is more than a place to stay. It is a space born from the life and wisdom of the jungle.

Here, the rhythms of the forest guide our days, and every tree, river, and creature reminds us of the delicate balance that sustains this extraordinary ecosystem. Our project grows from a deep respect for this land and its people, honoring the traditions and knowledge of the local communities while envisioning a future where culture, nature, and healing coexist in harmony.

At our lodge, we are cultivating experiences that reconnect visitors to the essence of the Amazon. From immersive encounters with wildlife and the forest to learning about its past, present, and future, every moment is an invitation to witness and honor the life around us.

We work alongside local communities with care, ensuring that every initiative is grounded in respect, reciprocity, and shared growth. The presence of Ayahuasca, the sacred medicine of these jungles, reminds us daily of openness, healing, and the profound wisdom that emerges when we listen deeply to the forest and ourselves. Here, the Amazon is not just a destination—it is a teacher, a healer, and a community to embrace.

Journey Into Heart, Mind, and Spirit

Location Details

Nestled in the Peruvian jungle near Iquitos city. Two hours by speedboat into the Amazon river, in the community of Santa Ana.

Yagua Eco-Lodge offers a serene retreat surrounded by nature, rivers, and the vibrant wildlife of the Amazon.

Address

Santa Ana, Iquitos

Hours

Daily 9am-5pm

Shelter, Sustenance, and Serenity

The places to rest are wooden huts that belongs to the Valderrama family. This wooden huts are called "Malocas".

It is a humble compound of four Malocas at the moment. Two for resting and ceremonies, another for the Valderrama family to live in and one more that is the kitchen and main eating table. All is sorounded by the jungle forest, so you share the space with nature and calmness.

There is no electricity or running water. We use water from the Amazon river and rain. All the food is well cooked and or washed for human consuption. The meals can be adjusted to requitements. We can charge our devices once a day.

There toilets are another small construction in this compound with a manual water circulation.

You can take your showers are taken in a stream where the water flows next the the hut compound with space for bucket washing yourself or enter to the stream to wash.