Juma Amazon Lodge

Autazes - Amazonas

Exclusive Immersion In the Amazon Rainforest

Nestled in the Amazon Rainforest, Juma Amazon Lodge in Autazes (118 km from Manaus) lies within a 7,000-hectare preserved area surrounded by the Juma River. Its 20 treetop bungalows combine comfort, authenticity, and sustainability, accessible by boat. Please contact us for seaplane transfer rates.

Location

Right Bank of the Juma River

Autazes - Amazonas

69240-000

Nearby airport

Manaus International Airport – MAO

Highlights

What awaits you at the destination

  • Treehouse bungalows
  • 7.000 hectares preserved
  • Authentic rainforest immersion
  • Stilt architecture
  • Exclusive guided experiences
  • Sustainable Amazon tourism

Property Details

Built on stilts on a peninsula surrounded by the Juma River, Juma Amazon Lodge offers an authentic immersion in the rainforest. Its 20 bungalows, including family options and the exclusive Juma Bungalow, blend rustic charm with contemporary comfort. The riverside restaurant, natural pool, observation tower, and hammock area invite relaxation between unforgettable experiences such as canoe trips, jungle walks, tree climbing, and overnight stays in the forest. Guided by a deep commitment to sustainability, Juma operates on solar energy, uses a biodigester and a sewage treatment system, supporting the local community and preserving the Amazon.

Gastronomy

Juma’s cuisine combines authenticity and Amazonian creativity in a treetop restaurant overlooking the Juma River. The menu features dishes such as pirarucu fish with chestnut crust, tacacá risotto, and filet mignon with açaí sauce, along with banana pacovã stew, vegetable curry with coconut milk, and the signature Amazonian crème brûlée.

Experiences

Juma Lodge offers authentic Amazon experiences led by bilingual English-speaking guides. Activities include the Meeting of the Waters, canoeing through the igarapés, rainforest hikes, nighttime wildlife spotting, piranha fishing, and visits to riverside communities, providing an immersive journey into the Amazon’s nature and culture.

Socio-environmental responsibility

Our commitment

  • Solar Energy: a 333-panel solar plant raised 11 m above ground generates 185 kW of clean energy

  • Biodigester: organic waste produces biogas and fertilizer, reducing up to 8 tons of carbon emissions per year

  • Wastewater Treatment System: advanced treatment with anaerobic, aerobic, biological filtration and UV stages

  • Recycling and Waste Center: waste is separated throughout the lodge and stored in a dedicated recycling center

  • Local Community: over 90% of the staff is local, with environmental education initiatives for river communities