Libertad Jungle Lodge

We had an amazing time at the lodge. We really like the personalised itinerary and private guide/ driver. Remigio was very knowledgeable about the area and helped us to design a program that we were excited about. The food was amazing, we didn't have a bad meal. The lodgings are a bit basic, so don't expect a 5 star hotel, but we think that added to the charm of the place. Would recommend this place to anyone.

We are currently traveling around the world, and our visit here turned out to be one of our most unforgettable memories. [Reasons why we loved it:] 1. The food was amazing: Every day, Chef Fran prepared three meals using ingredients native to the Amazon, yet the flavors were perfectly suited to our Japanese taste buds, making it highly addictive. The fruits were also fresh and delicious. 2. The people running the lodge were truly wonderful: They were kind, always looking out for us, and when we were alone in the living room, they would come over and chat. While some of them didn’t speak English, they made an effort to communicate beyond the language barrier, which made us feel warm and welcomed every day. 3. They made everything we wanted to do come true: On the first day, we were introduced to various activities, and throughout our stay, we were able to choose which ones we wanted to do. The personal guides tailored the experience to us, making sure we had fun every day. For instance, when we saw coconuts growing on the side of the road and said we wanted to drink one, they let us harvest it together. When we found some delicious mushrooms in the jungle, they cooked them for us at night. It was a place where we could do everything we wanted. A special thanks to Lemi, who was our guide from morning till night. 4. The bedding was clean: The mosquito nets were sturdy, so we didn’t have to worry about insects while we slept and were able to enjoy a comfortable stay. 5. Plenty of free time and hammocks: The activities for each day were set, but there was also ample time to relax in between meals. The weather was hot, so breaks were essential, and the lodge had plenty of hammocks, which provided the perfect spot to relax. It was pure bliss. 6. Drinking Water: Water, hot water, coffee, and tea are provided free of charge in the living room, so you won’t have to worry about staying hydrated. We recommend bringing a water bottle so you can fill it up and carry it with you throughout the day. [Things to prepare for (you should accept these as part of the Amazon experience!):] 1. Insects: We visited during the dry season, so we didn’t get bitten too much during the day. However, at night, insects are attracted to places with lights, so it’s a good idea to keep the lights off in your room as much as possible. For insect repellent, we stayed for five days and each of us only needed one bottle of spray repellent and one roll-on type for our skin. 2. No signal, only Wi-Fi; the entire lodge shuts off the electricity at 9 PM: When the electricity is turned off, so is the Wi-Fi, so you won’t be able to use the internet after that time. It encourages an early bedtime and is also great for a digital detox. It’s best to embrace this and enjoy the experience. Additionally, Wi-Fi might not reach all rooms, so if you need a connection, you’ll have to go to the living room. 3. The showers are not very warm: Since we sweat a lot during the day, the col

We had the best time at Libertad! From everything we have seen in Peru, this was the best part for me. Our guide Guillermo went above and beyond to show us all animals around. It was super hot at the time in the Amazon, but the relaxing common hammocks at Libertad were of great help. The food was amazing and well suited to my vegetarian diet. We swam in the Amazon river with pink dolphins around. We did jungle hikes and saw at least 6 types of monkeys. The mosquitos were not active during the day. I could not have imagined this whole experience to be any better!

We had an amazing time at the lodge. We really liked the personalised itinerary and private guide/ driver. Our guide Sergio was very knowledgeable about the area and helped us design a great program. The food was health and delicious, the accommodation comfortable, spacious and sustainable. Libertad is run by the local community, backed by the village and that makes this a unique and special experience . We made amazing memories and would recommend this place to anyone.

We visited in January. The water levels were up and we enjoyed our beautiful stay in the nature. It is humble, nice, honest place with a lot of activites. Everything was great - we highly recommend this place ＜3 Gumer is the local guide who grew up in the exact village you will be staying - authentic experience guaranteed.

Libertad Jungle Lodge is part of the Libertad Indian Village with about 300-400 people so to stay here is to also witness and even be part of the local life in the village. Remigio ("Remi") was my guide for my entire four day stay, and Gustavo was the one who piloted the boat on all six of my outings on the various tributaries. Having the same people guide you and help you out the entire time is a wonderful idea and provides for a more personal experience. On top of that Remi and Gustavo are VERY good at what they do and very willing to be of help. The accommodation, as can be expected in a remote location in the Amazonas, is basic ("rustic") but comfortable. Wifi is acceptable later in the day when the solar had kicked in for the router. Meals are served in the main dining room and are delicious. I am very happy with my choice of Libertad Jungle Lodge for my stay (and I have been at other locations in the Amazonas so I am able to compare) and I also have to mention Antonia, who was my contact person (with email communication) and she would always respond in a most prompt way. Thank you everybody at Libertad Jungle Lodge for a most amazing experience!