Eywa Lodge Amazonas has opened its doors in the middle of the jungle, near the city of Iquitos, next to the majestic source of the Amazon River. This innovative project is the result of the entrepreneurial spirit of three young Spaniards who were captivated by the grandeur of the Peruvian Amazon.
With a strategic location next to the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, Eywa Lodge Amazonas offers an immersive experience in the middle of the Amazon jungle. The hotel is well connected through the Iquitos airport, where the Eywa Lodge team awaits you to take you to the accommodation in the heart of the jungle.
An authentic experience in the jungle
Its local and sustainable approach promises a unique experience if you are looking to immerse yourself in the virgin nature of the Amazon jungle in an authentic way. In addition, through solidarity initiatives and support projects, the hotel seeks to improve the quality of life of local communities to contribute to their development.
Eywa Lodge guarantees an unforgettable stay: excursions through the jungle to discover monkeys and sloths, boat trips to spot dolphins, night adventures under the starry sky of the Amazon... The hotel offers a wide range of activities to satisfy nature lovers. and the most intrepid travelers.
Three friends in the jungle and an entrepreneurial dream
Álvaro López, Jara Velilla and Alejandro Aguiar, three young Spaniards who emigrated to Germany, traveled to the area in 2021 and were impressed by the majesty of the jungle and the disconnection they experienced. Realizing the scarce resources that local communities have to sustain themselves and protect the ecosystem, they decided to embark on this project.
Every detail has been carefully designed to minimize environmental impact and maximize guests' well-being, thus creating a harmonious balance between comfort and sustainability.
In the words of the founding partners: “The experience in the jungle left us speechless, but not the quality and sustainability standards of the places where we were, so we set out to do better. This is how this beautiful project arose due to its social and environmental component”.