The Pantanal Jungle Lodge was the first hotel in Passo do Lontra region and in 2015 was owned by the owner of Lontra Pantanal Hotel located in the same region of Passo do Lontra. The new owner’s idea was to leave the Pantanal Lontra Hotel just to the fishing public and transform the Jungle Lodge on a fully hotel facing ecotourism in the Pantanal. The lodge underwent a total renovation, but still keeps the original features of the time of its foundation, which is building the structure on wooden stilts, but the new structure has rustic décor that suits the Pantanal landscape.

The structure of the hotel was all done in wood and mounted on stilts with just over 2 meters height, on the banks of the Miranda River. The construction is high due to the periodic floods that occur in the region, being perfectly adapted to the rainy season where the water level rises and covers much of the ground providing stunning scenery. Arrival at the hotel in itself attracts attention, as access to reception is via an elevated wooden walkway that passes between various species of trees which already makes it possible to observe several species of birds.

The hosting structure have 12 private room, 05 shared collective rooms (dorms) and 01 private room adapted for disabled people. All accommodations are contructed in wood, have screens on windows for protection against mosquitoes and ante room with table and stools.
The private room have capacity up to 04 people (double bed + single beds) and are equipped with mini-fridge, air conditioning, hair dryer, hot water shower and water treatment system.
The Shared Dorm room have capacity up to 08 people (bunk beds) and equipped individual closets, mini-fridge, split air conditioning, hair dryer, hot water shower and water treatment system. The dorm are shared for mens and women, it means a couple can stay in the same dorm, different form other lodges where mens and women do not share the same dorm.

In the common area of ​​the lodge has a restaurant with air conditioning, television (satellite TV), tables where meals are served and bar with pool table. There are also swimming pool and hammocks overlooking the Miranda river to rest and relax in between tours. The meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) are typical of the region and served in the restaurant at the buffet where you eat all you want.

The main Ecotourism activities include paddle canoeing, swim in the river, Jeep/truck Safari on the Park Road, nature walking, motor river boat ride, motor boat ride to watch the Sunset, night motor boat ride to spot alligators/nocturnal animals, Piranha Fishing and Horseback Riding. Respecting the wildlife sanctuary and seeks to promote a perfect balance between man and nature the activities are held in small groups (maximum 10 people) and there is always the accompaniment of a local guide who unravels the mysteries of the region and seeks to show the animals and plants of the Pantanal.

In addition to the traditional ecological activities offered at the lodge (the same offered at the vast majority of other hotels and lodges in the Pantanal), Jungle Lodge offers a different activity for guests who stay more than 03 nights at the hotel. In fact it is not really an activity, it is the experience of sleeping a night in a tent on the riverbank in a remote and wild place. If you like adventure in the nature, this is a good opportunity to feel the thrill of spending a night surrounded by wildlife in the Pantanal and listening to the sounds next to your tent.

And for us, tuned people who do not require the use of mobile / notebook, it was realized a mega investment in a super internet antenna, providing WiFi signal for free, so you can instantly share your photos with friends and family.

It is worthwhile to visit this area in Pantanal, you’re sure to have an unforgettable experience! Check out the tour packages to the Pantanal Jungle Lodge and program now your trip with Eco Adventures Travel.