Muyuna puts together a wonderful flexible trip. I really can't say anything negative about any aspect of what they do. The guides are all wonderful, the lodge is quaint and comfortable and you end up exactly the right amount of time for relaxing balanced with lots of worthwhile and exciting excursions. A really great time that is well worth the... more

This was my second stay at Muyuna Lodge (the first was in about 2002) and I`m just about to book a friend to stay there as well on an upcoming trip. I`ve been to Iquitos various times and stayed in other lodges which were all fine, but Muyuna was by far the best! Because it´s about 140kms into the jungle... more

What can I say about Muyuna that has not already been said before?........Muyuna and the Peruvian amazon are both beautiful, natural, charismatic, mysterious, breath taking……….the list goes on and on! The animals are incredible! The scenery amazing! Cliver, my guide, has been so much more than I was expecting. He is unbelievably knowledgeable, great company, very attentative and always by... more

The wildlife tours were beyoncd our expectations. We enjoyed each and avery walk, boatride, and disc.ussion with our guide Moises. We saw many animals: monkeys, birds, sloth, dolphins.....The hospitality was very good and cuisine excellent. We appreciated the eco-friendly establishment and low-impact development. We love Muyuna and our guide Moises. We cannot wait to go bak more

My wife and I stayed here in May 2007. We were mixed on our experience of the place. I absolutely loved it, and thought it was a great introduction to the Amazon. My better half however, was not as enthuised as I was. That said she does more enjoy the luxuries in life than I do ;-), as well as... more

We were looking for a jungle resort that was a little more authentic and not created for 1,000s of American tourists to trample through the jungle on package holidays. So we specifically wanted something not too perfect with all the amenities... we wanted to experience as much of the real jungle as possible, with out too many signs of tourism..... more

the lodge is very basic, the food is ok but boat ride to reach there is just the worst ride which you could have on earth. the boats are not secure without life jackets, no refreshment, no water, no one speaks english on the boats, so if you require something you are screwed. more

We visited Muyuna on the 5day/4night package in July 2007 and enjoyed it. The activities are pretty much what are described at any number of jungle lodges operating out of Iquitos. At Muyuna the activities are broken up with an early morning before-breakfast activity, a morning activity, an afternoon activity, and an evening activity. You are back to the lodge... more

This is as close to a wilderness experience as you are going to to get unless you camp out. Did I stay at the same place as the last reviewer.? Or may be things have changed since 2005. The staff were very flexible with activities. You could basically chose whatever activities that you wanted to do that can be accommodated.... more