We booked a 5 day trip with Inka Natura with 2 nights at the tented cabins and 2 nights at the wildlife center. We flew into Manu from Cuzco which was a treat in itself. The 6 hour trip to the tented cabins was about 2 hours longer then I would have liked but the guides do a great job... more

Prior to the trip, i had been really looking forward to the jungle, my girlfriend, however, was terrified! On arrival at Boca Manu (airport), there was a downpour. The runway was a mudbath and it was a little hairy to say the least. We then took the supposed 90min canoe trip to the lodge, although it took over 2hrs as... more

Our family of 5 had a fabulous stay at Manu over New Year. The cabins are great, with good bathrooms, great to get hot water after a few days without in the more remote camps! Nice communal lounge area with comfortable chairs, hammocks, bar with a good range of drinks. Excellent 3 course meals, and snacks and water available anytime... more

The Manu Wildlife Centre is an excellent lodge located in one of the most ecologically diverse rain forest regions in the whole of the Amazon basin. Although it is located on the edge of the Manu "biosphere reserve", rather than in it, this is largely an irrelevant detail because the range of wildlife that can be viewed from the lodge’s... more

Incredible! The Wildlife Center is a remote area just outside Manu National Park. We took a 4d/3n trip, which seemed just right. Longer options are available. A short scenic flight from Cusco to a grass runway at Boca Manu then 1 ½ to 2 hours by boat past a couple very small villages, no significant population nearby. Screened bungalows with... more

After a ton of research, my mother and I decided to do a 4 day / 3 night trip to the Manu Wildlife Center in the rainforest of Peru. We went with this trip even though it was more expective ($900/person, including airflights to the location and all food, drinks, guide, lodging, etc). We decided to go with the expensive... more

Manu Wildlife Centre isn't cheap. And it's hard to get to. But it's really fabulous. We went overland from Cusco, stopping along the way at Cock-of-the-rock lodge and Amazonia lodge. Both were great, with wonderful bird life. But the great part was Manu. From Amazonia lodge, we went downriver in motorized canoes for several hours, stopping a couple of times... more