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The perfect place for some rainforest relaxation. Jhon coordinated everything prior to our arrival, including boat to/from Mocagua and tours. On arrival we were met by Nelson and transported to the location by boat and 15 min walk (high water season). We did several activities, most within walking distance of the accommodation. Standout was the Cocoa Route, harvesting and processing chocolate from their own trees. The place is owned by a local family and they were lovely (even with our poor Spanish).

we had the tower room with private bathroom which was absolutely gorgeous!!! easy to Organise Tours when you are there. everything worked well (the Peru sloth tour was by far the best). good food at a very good price.

From the moment we were greeted at the riverside by our host upon arrival, until the moment we left, we have been treated with kindness and warmth by our host, his family and the wider community. You see that the community is keen to have tourists stay in Macedonia such that they can then use the funds to progress their community projects. For this reason alone I’d recommend this as a base from which to explore the Amazon rather than staying in Leticia. Sure you could get on a group tour from Leticia which herds you quickly through the various communities on the river but you’d be missing out on so much and only a small portion of your funds would be directly helping this community. Lie back in a hammock, listen to the forest and escape the bustle of everyday life. Highly recommend the tours they run. No agencies are involved, our host just gets the locals with the relevant expertise to conduct the tour / activity. There were only ever the 2 of us on any given tour / activity and we did many of them including night walk, animal sanctuaries, fishing, visit to see the sloths, way of life experience etc so you really are getting the personal touch. Our host provided boots for the muddier walks, good binoculars when needed and flashlights. If you are here on a weekend make sure you are around one of the afternoons to watch the community football and volleyball - Great fun. The heat and mosquitos were no way near as bad as we were expecting but we did take the standard recommended precautions (hats, long sleeves, mosi repellant etc). The meals are expertly prepared and delicious. Recommend to bring good earplugs, roosters wake up early! Muchas Gracias!!!!

We loved the place , its perfect for isolation The food is great and thats all i wish i can get

I was impressed with my room, it offered a sizeable double bed and the accomodation itself overlooked the Amazon river. where you can admire the sunrise and sunset. The staff were super helpful & friendly. The Maloka in the center of the accommodation offered the perfect space to browse the handmade artesanias, as well as enjoy a meal and meet local people and travellers alike. I would go back in a heartbeat.

Little piece of paradise in the middle of the Amazons. The place is absolutely amazing, full of animals all the time, but the best thing are the people who run it. Elena and Fray are just amazing, always available, smiling, extremely nice and funny. Thanks, it was a real pleasure to meet you. It's a must, if you miss it you will regret it ;)

The Wikungo hotel is located in the centre of Puerto Nariño, but very silent and comfortable. Rooms are clean and cozy, and security is guaranteed. You have a bed and a small desk in the room, and WiFi connection at the entrance. The staff are also very kind!

We had a lovely time, our host was very kind and helpful, the location is perfect!

Extremely spacious and comfortable Cabanas. Charlie and family welcomed us warmly and you can tell they are very genuine people. Loved that the place is surrounded by nature, giving a sense of peace. Instantly regretted that our stay was only 2 nights the moment we entered. Location is at a peaceful corner slightly outside of the town but easy to walk to and from. Highly recommend for anyone visiting this Puerto Nariño. Unbeatable value!

Very nice lodge in Puerto Narino, we were staying in a double room with, comfortable bed, there are two very efficient fans and a mosquito net around the bed (we were there during a dry season so not many mosquitoes). Breakfast, simple but nice, served at a little terrace, and a small kitchen is also available. There is a nice balcony with a view to the river to chill. The staff can help you organise activities in the Amazon with their guide Alex, who took us to a nice trip to a village across the river in Peru, to see the sloths and visit a community. They have a wide range of activities, recommend informing yourself a few days before and making a plan, but you can also find something on the spot. Be advised that there are domestic animals in the gardens around so you will likely wake up early with the sound of roosters - but that is part of the experience!