Game of tracks and tasks, reward for participants and winner.

Candles, bottle of cava or wine, butler service, and a-la-carte dinner.
(Max. 4 guests)

Subject to availability

For the most unique and memorable rainforest experience the Inkaterra Canopy Tree House offers utter seclusion amidst the splendor of the Peruvian South Eastern Amazon. Built on a private platform and adjoining the famous Inkaterra Canopy Walkway at some 73-ft. (22-mt.) above the lush floor below, the Inkaterra Canopy Tree House provides service that is second to none and a jungle stay like no other. From the remarkable vantage point high in the canopy, guests can observe a range of wild animal species that are not usually visible from the ground, and listen to the amazing jungle sounds whilst enjoying a complimentary drink. Later on guests can soak up the atmosphere over a light dinner watching the stars above before taking a canopy night walk around this remote and fascinating tree top world.

*Applied as a supplement to your regular program at Inkaterra Reserva Amazónica when you stay one of the nights at the Inkaterra Canopy Tree House. Reservations required (24 hour notice)

• Inkaterra Canopy Tree House Fact Sheet
• Inkaterra Canopy Walkway Infographics

Located five minutes down river from Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica, the Inkaterra Canopy Center is a conference hall in the midst of the Amazon rainforest. An ideal facility for institutional events, work meetings and outdoor training, as certified by the recent workshops organized by the Smithsonian Institution and National Geographic.

Established at the foot of the Inkaterra Canopy Walkway, this Machiguenga-style meeting room has a maximum capacity of 80 standing guests or 60 seats. Enhanced with solar-powered WiFi connection, AV system, restrooms, coffee-break lounge and optional catering service, the Inkaterra Canopy Center provides the comforts of a traditional meeting venue. However, a palm-thatched roof and panoramic windows welcomes visitors to a sense of open space, deep focus and closeness to the pristine rainforest.