Sandoval Lake Lodge

Location:
Sandoval Lake
Tambopata, Peru

Hotel

Located deep in Peru's Tambopata National Reserve, Sandoval Lake Lodge sits on the shores of sparkling, palm-rimmed Sandoval Lake. The ox-bow lake's immediate area is rich with bird and wildlife, including macaws, monkeys, caimans and giant otters. You have access to the lake at dawn and dusk, prime hours for wildlife viewing and photography.

Sandoval Lake Lodge is operated by the non-profit conservation organization InkaNatura Travel and five local, indigenous families.  It offers two to four-day packets, including lake, forest and night excursions, as well as evening slide shows, for small groups and families. The lodge boasts 25 double rooms with private bath, hot-water showers, screens, fans, and electricity. Prices include roundtrip transportation from Puerto Maldonado airport, meals, purified beverages, bilingual naturalist guide, all excursions and the Tambopata National Reserve entrance fee.

This Hotel is: Mid-Range

Hotel Amenities, Services and Facilities All Credit Cards Accepted, Bar, Breakfast Included, Laundry Service, Luggage Storage, Airport Pickup - Free, Non-Smoking Rooms, 24-Hour Hot Water, Gift Shop, Child-Friendly Facilities, Wake-Up Call

Currencies accepted
US Dollar

Getting There:
You can fly from Cusco or Lima by daily planes operated by Lan Peru. Once there you will be met and transferred by car to the port and then by boat.

Room Prices:
Higher:$199
Price Description:Prices includes accommodation, full board and transportation in Puerto Maldonado.

Contact Information:
Zip: Lima 27
Phone: 51-1-440-2022
Fax: 51-1-422-9225
E-mail: postmaster(at)remove-this.inkanatura.com.pe
URL: www.inkanatura.com
Reservation URL: www.inkanatura.com

Traveler Reviews of Sandoval Lake Lodge

sandoval lodge

Rating: 100%

This was an amazing place,very humid and sticky but crawling with wild life and unexpected surprises. It was a very suereal place to be. Likes- the food was excellent, the guide great, giant otters, amazing birds, turtles, monkeys, caimens and more, the fact that this was an experience like no other! Dislikes- a night time trekk into the jungle, with torches-large spiders and scorpians- fear as the noise of the lodge generator became dimmer and dimmer! I wouldn't have missed it for the world!

By V!VA User from ALLOA, SCOTLAND, Feb 08, 2008