Manu Wildlife Center

Manu Biosphere Reserve, Peruvian Amazon

A lodge on the edge of Manu National Park, one of the most biodiverse protected areas on Earth.

Overview

Manu Wildlife Center sits on the edge of Manu National Park, part of a biosphere reserve recognised as one of the most biodiverse protected areas anywhere on Earth.

Rooms & Table

The Rooms

Comfortable bungalows set within the surrounding rainforest, each with a private veranda.

Food & Service

A well-regarded dining programme served communally at the lodge.

Activities

Visits to a tapir clay lick and macaw clay lick, canopy tower wildlife viewing, and guided rainforest walks.

Wildlife & Photography

Manu holds record levels of biodiversity, including over 1,000 recorded bird species, 13 monkey species and healthy jaguar and tapir populations.

A Photographer's Note

The property’s canopy tower and dual clay licks give photographers access to both treetop and ground-level wildlife within a single stay.

Conservation & Impact

Manu’s UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status reflects its significance as one of the most intact and biodiverse rainforest ecosystems remaining on Earth.

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