Eco-friendly lodge in the heart of the Amazon rainforest

Rooms

Juma Amazon Lodge offers 18 distinct bungalows with unique views, including 11 riverfront bungalows and 1 panoramic bungalow for expansive sights of the rainforest. Each bungalow includes private bathrooms with hot solar-heated water and porches equipped with hammocks for relaxing moments. These accommodations provide convenient access for families and guests with mobility challenges.

Ecotourism

Ecotourism is at the heart of Juma Amazon Lodge, featuring guided canoe tours through igarapés and igapós, allowing guests to explore the unique flooded forest ecosystem. Located near the Meeting of the Waters, guests can witness the stunning convergence of the Solimões and Negro rivers. Engaging activities such as piranha fishing and evening cayman spotting provide hands-on interaction with the Amazon environment.

Dining

The lodge hosts a restaurant that serves a buffet-style menu of local and international cuisine, providing a variety of flavors for every meal. Guests can enjoy their meals while taking in impressive views of the Juma River. The constantly changing menu reflects regional ingredients and culinary traditions.

Sustainability

Juma Amazon Lodge is committed to sustainability, constructed entirely with local materials sourced from the surrounding area. The lodge features solar panels, alongside a biogas system designed to manage organic waste efficiently. This approach minimizes environmental impact while promoting eco-friendly tourism.

Location

Situated in a remote, preserved area southeast of Manaus, Juma Amazon Lodge is enveloped by the Amazon rainforest, providing a truly immersive experience. Guests arrive via high-speed motorboat, passing the breathtaking Meeting of the Waters, where two rivers converge. The strategic location allows access to unique ecosystems and diverse wildlife.

• Location: Remote region southeast of Manaus
• Rooms: 11 riverfront bungalows and 1 panoramic bungalow
• Dining: Restaurant with local and international cuisine
• Ecotourism: Guided canoe tours through igarapés and igapós
• Waterways: Access to the Meeting of the Waters experience
• Sustainability: Built entirely with local materials and solar power