Uakari Lodge floats on the flooded forest of the Mamirauá Sustainable Development Reserve, a community-run property built specifically around the conservation of the reserve’s rare wildlife.
Simple floating bungalows connected by walkways, each rising and falling with the seasonal flood cycle of the forest below.
Home-style Amazonian meals served communally at the lodge.
Canoe excursions through the flooded forest, tracking the endemic white uakari monkey and Amazon river dolphins.
Mamirauá is the primary stronghold of the white uakari monkey, alongside pink and grey river dolphins and a rich diversity of Amazonian wildlife adapted to seasonal flooding.
Canoe-based access at water level allows for close, quiet approaches to uakari monkeys in the flooded canopy, rarely possible from a larger boat.
Uakari Lodge is community-owned and directly funds the Mamirauá Institute’s research and protection of the reserve’s flooded forest ecosystem.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
