During a 2 week visit to Equador we spent a few days at the Yacuma lodge. While the trip to the lodge from Quito (or any other place) can be far and a bit rough, the peace and quiet found in the lodge surely makes up for this many times over. The lodge keeps a respectful balance with the rain... More

My husband and I just spent 3 nights at beautiful Yacuma Lodge. The staff were outstanding and bent over backwards to make our stay a very special experience. They provided nutritious and tasty meals, jungle walks for birding, extensive information on native plants, blowgun demonstrations, etc. The bungalows were clean and well maintained and we were very well taken care... More

This lodge is a great option for families. There are a lot of different activities to suit different ages and interests. The staff are incredibly friendly and couldn't do enought to cater for people's interests and help out where possible. The food was delicious and it was great to meet people from the indigenous community- see how they live and... More

I have been to the yacuma lodge in 2010 and enjoyed it a lot. the people were very kind, the bungalows were exactly as I espected (proper, no insects, lovely furnitures). The food was also excellent and I liked a lot the fact that we were completely in the nature without civilization. but it was at the same time comportable... More

Was in Ecuador in Yacuma Ecolodge in October, 2009 with my wife and my 4 kids and the only thing I can say is just a fantastic place. We enjoyed the friendly people (quechuas!) and the indigenous guides and the service staff and of course the great food. My kids felt safe and enjoyed the charming and comfort of the... More