Eco-friendly jungle lodge in the heart of the Amazon

Location

Juma Amazon Lodge is situated in a remote, preserved section of the Amazon Rainforest, southeast of Manaus. Access involves a high-speed motorboat from Ceasa Harbor, showcasing the Meeting of the Waters, where two rivers converge. The favorable climate maintains an average annual temperature of 27oC (80oF), providing a steady warm atmosphere.

Bungalows

The lodge offers accommodations within 6 bungalows overlooking the forest, 12 positioned along the Juma River, and one panoramic option for expansive views. Each bungalow includes a private bathroom with solar-heated water and porches with hammocks, ideal for relaxation. The layout allows for easy access, especially for families and those with mobility difficulties.

Dining

Dining at Juma Lodge features a restaurant that serves local and international cuisine, with meals offered buffet style. Guests dine while enjoying exceptional views of the Juma River, enhancing the culinary experience. The menu changes frequently, providing a variety of flavors sourced locally.

Ecotourism

The lodge provides immersive ecotourism experiences, including canoeing tours through nearby igarapés and igapós. Guests partake in night expeditions that focus on wildlife observation, such as frogs and caymans. Guided activities also include piranha fishing and jungle hikes, deepening the connection with the surrounding environment.

Sustainability

Juma Lodge emphasizes sustainability through its eco-friendly design and operation. The lodge utilizes solar panels for power generation, minimizing reliance on fuel generators. Organic waste management is enhanced via a biogas system, reducing carbon emissions significantly.

• Location: Remote, preserved region of the Amazon Rainforest
• Bungalows: 6 forest view, 12 riverfront, 1 panoramic
• Dining: Buffet style with exceptional views of Juma River
• Ecotourism: Canoeing tours through igarapés and igapós
• Transfers: Regular and special transfer options available
• Activities: Night expeditions, piranha fishing, and jungle hikes