Amazon Basin
Romero Rainforest Lodge
Hidden from view on the banks of the Manu River, in the Manu National Park, Romero Rainforest Lodge was created and designed by three leaders in Manu tourism. It is situated on the banks of the Manu River, near the Limonal Park Ranger Post.
The surrounding oxbow lakes have been carved out of the the primary rainforest throughout years of the the river’s meandering habits. These oxbow lakes are prime habitat for species such as giant river otter and black caiman.
The lodge has 8 ensuite twin rooms with hot showers, and a large lounge/dining room. Electricity is available for a few hours in the evening. As well as being well-placed to explore the Manu River and the wildlife sites upstream, the lodge also has its own extensive network of trails.
Local Wildlife
Giant otter, black caiman, spider monkey, capuchin monkey, jaguar, puma, tapir.
Black spider monkey, white-fronted capuchin, tufted capuchin, black-capped squirrel monkey, brown-mantled tamarin, red-bellied titi, night monkey, red howler monkey, Geoffroy's monk saki, emperor tamarin.
Scarlet macaw, military macaw, blue-headed macaw, red-bellied macaw, chestnut-fronted macaw, red-and-green macaw, blue-and-yellow macaw.
Hoatzin, razor-billed curassow, pale-winged trumpeter, orange-cheeked parrot, blue-headed parrot, southern mealy amazon, yellow-crowned amazon, white-eyed conure, cobalt-winged parakeet, dusky-cheeked fig-parrot.
John Melton
Area Specialist
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Comfortable room with hot showers. Own cook for this part of tour. Very good food and quantity.