Located on the Yarapa River, a tributary of the Amazon River. The lodge is within the jungles of the Amazon river basin. The nearest city is Iquitos, a 110-mile boat trip away. The lodge has been built with local materials and local design ideas, for a balance of rustic adventure yet comfortable quarters. Roofs and walkways are thatch covered, providing a natural cooling system from the tropical heat. They are dedicated to protecting the environment. They have agreed with the local tribes to set aside a huge natural preserve. that will not be developed. Also the lodge uses earth-friendly resources, including full solar powering, composting, and flush toilets with a waste management system. Guests can choose from a wide range of activities. Including guided hikes, wildlife viewing boat rides, piranha fishing, and paddles in a genuine Amazon canoe. Meet the local tribal Indians. See the pygmy marmoset monkeys. Hear the dolphins break the water's surface for air. Smell the hoatzin bird. Touch the smooth bark of a native rubber tree. Taste exotic fruits.