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Discover Amazing Ecolodges in Brazil and Around the World

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Published
09/27/2024 by

Designed in total harmony with nature, ecolodges are increasingly attracting Brazilian tourists. According to a survey published by Booking.com, 51% of travelers say they prefer to stay in places that incorporate sustainable innovation and environmental characteristics at their core.

The good news is that there are several such hotels in Brazil and around the world. Below, check out some incredible options.

Juma Amazon Lodge (Brazil)

Juma Amazon Lodge is situated in the heart of the Amazon rainforest, in Autazes, approximately 100 kilometers from Manaus (AM). There, visitors stay in bungalows built on stilts in the treetops. One of the highlights is that the accommodations are ideal for families, offering all the comfort needed for those who want to bring their children for a unique Amazon experience.

The property features its own restaurant, where guests can taste typical regional recipes. Attractions such as a hammocks area, a river pool (the only one in Brazil), and a museum with information about the Amazon complete the infrastructure of this jungle hotel.

In line with the ecolodge concept, Juma Amazon Lodge implements various measures to protect the environment and operate sustainably. In addition to having a solar power plant, the property has built a biogas system that enhances the efficiency of organic waste treatment and significantly reduces carbon emissions.

Tambopata Research Center (Peru)

Tambopata Research Center is an ecolodge located in the Tambopata National Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon. The lodge features 28 accommodations built within an untouched and protected forest area. During the stay, guests can observe animals such as jaguars, monkeys, giant river otters, and even harpy eagles.

The complex also conducts scientific studies and volunteer work to benefit the Amazon. These initiatives aim to create a positive impact in protected areas and use responsible ecotourism to provide economic benefits to local communities.

Longitude 131° (Australia)

Longitude 131° offers travelers a luxury camping experience (glamping) in the Australian desert. Integrated with the local environment, the accommodations provide incredible views of Uluru, a giant rock formation considered sacred by the indigenous people of the region. The complex also has guides who lead excursions and connect travelers to local customs through the dishes served in its restaurant and the treatments offered at its spa.

It is worth noting that Longitude 131° works with local organizations and government agencies to ensure that all operations align with the region's conservation goals. The property also promotes various constructive engagement initiatives with native communities.

Sibuya Game Reserve (South Africa)

Sibuya Game Reserve is a great accommodation option for those seeking a connection with nature in South Africa. The property features spacious African-style tents decorated with rustic elements and well-equipped. They are scattered across two areas powered by solar energy.

There are also more secluded suites, providing easy access to famous safaris. This attraction is a must-see, as the region boasts one of the highest densities of wildlife on the continent, including the famous Big 5: lion, buffalo, elephant, leopard, and rhinoceros.

The Resort at Isla Palenque (Panama)

The Resort at Isla Palenque is located on a private tropical island in Panama. Covering over 400 acres, the property features seven secluded beaches and a rich geological history. The accommodations are just a few meters from the sandy shore and follow a rustic style, but with plenty of luxury and comfort.

Like other ecolodges, this property upholds very high sustainability standards. In addition to adopting a zero-plastic policy, the property uses only organic food and hygiene products. It also has initiatives to reduce carbon emissions and uses solar panels for water heating.

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