Maloka Lodge – Lake Sandoval

MALOKA LODGE – SANDOVAL LAKE, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LAKE OF THE PERUVIAN AMAZON IS CONSIDERED FOR JOURNEYS TO THE JUNGLE. Sandoval Lake Reserve we can access this lake sandoval by a 3.5 km long trail that crosses secondary forests where many birds, monkeys and a great variety of butterflies can be seen. As for the flora, the huge astonishing trees, trees that have thousands of years, such as ceiba, Brazil nut tree, cedar wood and many more to offer rufuge of many animals, balancing flora and fauna Of the Peruvian Amazon. Lake Sandoval is a pristine horseshoe lake where many species of animals such as giant river otters, black caimans, sandoval lake -. Giant tortoises of the river otter, monkeys and more alive in It is located 20 minutes from Puerto Maldonado, inside the Reserva Nacional Tambopata Reserva. This is one of the favorite rides for people who do tourism in the Amazon. During the tour, it is possible to see 90% of the flora and fauna of our Amazon jungle with Lake Sandoval.

Our Amazon adventure begins in the Manu National Park, the sandoval lake reserve, the Tambopata Lodge Lodge, a colorful Maloka Lodge in the middle of the Amazon rainforest of Peru.

Maloka Lodge – Sandoval Lake

Albergue Maloka Sandoval Reserve – Nature Trip

MALOKA LODGE SANDOVAL

Albergue Maloka Lodge - Sandoval Lake Reserve in Peru
Albergue Maloka Lodge - Sandoval Lake Reserve in Peru
Albergue Maloka Lodge - Sandoval Lake Reserve in Peru
Albergue Maloka Lodge - Sandoval Lake Reserve in Peru
Albergue Maloka Lodge - Sandoval Lake Reserve in Peru
Albergue Maloka Lodge - Sandoval Lake Reserve in Peru
Albergue Maloka Lodge - Sandoval Lake Reserve in Peru
Albergue Maloka Lodge - Sandoval Lake Reserve in Peru
Albergue Maloka Lodge - Sandoval Lake Reserve in Peru

Maloka Sandoval Lodge is located in the heart of the amazon peruvian, approximately 12 Km. down the river and 3 Km. walking, away from Puerto Maldonado, in the heart of the Tambopata National Reserve, surrounded by a natural refuge for wildlife, the lake Sandoval creating an habitat for different species of birds, sloths, monkeys, and other mammals which are often seen around the lodge and the lake sandoval.