The lodge is located on the margin of the Lago do Juma, about 150 km southeast from Manaus. Departing from Manaus takes approximately three hours, done in four routes. The first route of the trip is twenty-five minutes from hotel to river Port Ceasa. Second route from the river Port of Ceasa to Port of Careiro. Crossing by speedboat, where you will have the opportunity to see the meeting of the waters. Where Rio Negro and Rio Solimões Rivers meet, for us native Amazonians known as the beginning of the Amazon River. This is a perfect opportunity to experience the marvelous sightseeing of both rivers coming together and take photos of the distinct line formed by the two rivers as they flow side by side and not mixing for many miles. After eventually mixing the brownish water of Rio Solimões river and black waters of Rio Negro river to form the mighty Amazon River flowing all the way to the Atlantic Ocean over a distance of more or less 2.000 kilometers.
Third route before arrival to next speedboat is a 50-minute ride down the Manaus to Porto Velho highway by van; this is connection by road from the Amazon State to Rondônia State. By this next route will have the chance to see many exotic amazon plants and animals, such as kingfishers, egrets, alligators and water lilies (Vitoria Regia). The last route done by speedboat, which takes 50 minutes, by boat cruising on the Mamori River until your final destination is the Lago do Juma where the lodge is located in the right margins. You will see many creeks full of wildlife, and depending on the time of year, you may get to experience the Igapós the flooded rainforest and many creeks, which natives name as Igarapés but only possible to cruise during flood season (February to August). Nice for bird watching, enjoy the sightseeing of many pink or grey river dolphins (Botos) feeding and playing right in front of the lodge throughout your stay. In addition to the incredible landscapes and breath taking sunsets, you will be able to appreciate one of the richest biodiversity of the world and with our native tour guides opportunity to gain little bit of knowledge about this amazing region.