Enai is an independent, sustainability-focused hotel located on the Madre de Dios river in the Peruvian rainforest, in the outskirts of the city Puerto Maldonado. Hotel Service, Room with breakfast  included+ a nice restaurant with river view. All the rooms have river view. 

Optional you can book your daily excursions or just relax in the jungle!

This endeavor of four friends from Europe and Peru, who first visited this place 15 years ago and fell in love with the beauty of the Amazon area and its wildlife, is now a reality – Enai!

This dream is driven by a passion to sustain, protect, share and improve the local culture and the environment through a sustainable hotel development.

Enai focuses on wildlife conservation, reforestation and local employment. The hotel partners with local businesses and organizations, uses local and sustainable approaches to build its furniture, manage the surroundings and oversees significant land to avoid exploitation of the amazon.

Our architecture is designed to conserve energy, and the hotels own organic farm is packed with edibles all cared for using sustainable agricultural practices, served in the hotel’s Amazona by Enai restaurant.

Enai welcomes families, couples, single explorers and wildlife enthusiasts.
Whether you are seeking adventure or relaxation, new cultural or culinary experiences, you will find it at Enai. Our restaurant delights our guests with Peruvian culinary experiences, and our lounge and pool areas invite guests to meet and mingle- exchange experiences – or just unwind, while overlooking the majestic Madre de Dios river

OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS

1/Lake Sandoval
Enjoy a half-day exploration at Lake Sandoval, a destination surrounded by animal life. It’s a beautiful mirror-shaped lake where beautiful species such as the river otter, red howler monkeys, macaws, prehistoric hoatzins, alligators, different species of monkeys, turtles, great variety of bird and butterfly species live.

includes: Breakfast/snack on the lake shore, English/Spanish guide and national reserve entrance tickets

2/Canopy
The Jungle Canopy is an activity that can be undertaken with all family members, especially the smaller ones. After a short boat trip and walk, we will climb up a tower to access the heights and walk through the treetops of the giant Amazon Basin, across hanging bridges suspended in the air at an heigh of approximately 25-30 meters (80-100 feet) This network of towers, bridges and platforms will allow you a distinct perspective to observe birds, as well as to learn about the interaction between flora and fauna at the various levels of the forest and its integration into the rainforest ecosystem.

3/Colpa of Macaws
An amazing hike to a system of suspension bridges in the middle of the trees where you can enjoy beautiful views that show us the life of the jungle. From the height of the bridges and platforms you can see different species of birds such as toucans, woodpeckers and many more.

Duration: 3 hours

4/Native Chacra
Learning more about the region includes visiting an organic Chacra in a community of the Lower Mother of God. During the visit you will learn about Amazon organic agroforestry. On the visit you can get to know the tropical plant crops such as bananas, papaya, guaba, cocoa, star fruit, mango, acerola, pineapple, sugar cane, oranges, mandarins, lemons, avocado, Amazonian chili and many more

5/Sunset in the Tambopata
The best adventure is to be able to sail along the Tambopata River to contemplate the sunset, on the way we will wait for the best view of the arrival of the night and then, we will return doing a search for nocturnal fauna on the banks of the river where you can see alligators, capybaras and night birds.

Duration: 3 hours

6/Piranha Fishing
Lake Yacumama is one of the most important Amazon wetlands in the region and is now part of the conservation project that houses more than thousands of parrots and macaws, promoted by the same inhabitants of the Santa Teresa community, who promote ecotourism to self-sustain their project enjoying a fun fishing of piranhas.

Duration: 3 hours