Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Selva Wild Lodge located?
Selva Wild Lodge is located in the Peruvian Amazon, near the Tamshiyacu–Tahuayo Regional Conservation Area, one of the most biodiverse regions in the Amazon rainforest. The lodge is accessible by boat from Iquitos.

What makes Selva Wild Lodge unique?
Our lodge offers exceptional proximity to protected rainforest, privacy, and a deep connection to nature. We specialize in eco-tourism, research support, and small-group retreats, all while operating with strong sustainability values.

What types of rooms do you offer?
We offer private and shared malocas (bungalows) built from sustainable local materials. Options include single, double, triple, and quadruple occupancy, all designed for comfort, privacy, and immersion in the jungle environment.

Do the rooms have private bathrooms?
Yes. All malocas include private en-suite bathrooms, mosquito netting, and basic amenities designed for rainforest conditions.

Is electricity and Wi-Fi available?
Yes. We provide reliable electricity and Wi-Fi, suitable for communication, research needs, and basic work, while maintaining a low-impact eco-friendly approach.

Are meals included?
Yes. All stays include three daily meals, featuring typical Amazonian cuisine made with fresh, local ingredients. Purified drinking water is always provided.

Can you accommodate dietary restrictions?
Yes, we can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, and most dietary needs with advance notice.

What activities are available at the lodge?
Activities may include guided jungle walks, wildlife observation, river excursions, plant learning experiences, community visits, and boat trips within the conservation area.

Do you offer guided tours?
Yes. Our experienced local guides are knowledgeable in Amazonian ecology, wildlife tracking, navigation, and cultural traditions.

Do you host university research groups and students?
Yes. Selva Wild Lodge regularly supports university-led research expeditions, field courses, and independent researchers in biology, ecology, anthropology, conservation, and related fields.

Can you help with permits and logistics?
Yes. We assist with local logistics, transportation, coordination, and guidance related to research activities in the conservation area.

Is Selva Wild Lodge eco-friendly?
Absolutely. Sustainability is central to our mission. We use local materials, support the local economy, minimize waste, and operate in harmony with the rainforest ecosystem.

Do you work with local communities?
Yes. We collaborate with nearby communities and indigenous groups, supporting cultural exchange, employment, and responsible tourism.

How do I get to Selva Wild Lodge?
Guests typically arrive in Iquitos, followed by a boat transfer to the lodge. Detailed arrival instructions are provided prior to your stay.

How do I make a reservation?
Reservations can be made directly through our website or by contacting us via email. For retreats and group stays, registration and approval is required.

Is a deposit required?
Yes. A deposit is required to confirm your reservation. Payment details will be shared during the booking process.

How can I contact Selva Wild Lodge?
You can reach us via our website contact form or by email. We’re happy to answer questions and help plan your stay.