Cristalino Lodge

The luxury of simplicity

Country

Brazil

Regions

Amazonie Alta Floresta

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À vivre

Cristalino Lodge sits at the heart of a 7,000-hectare private nature reserve, on the banks of the Cristalino River, which flows at the edge of the Amazon and Mato Grosso, in the far west of Brazil. It offers an exceptional setting for exploring the primary Amazon rainforest and its wildlife. Beyond first-rate hotel facilities, you'll find a 30-km network of trails maintained with deep respect for the environment, a 50-metre-high canopy observation tower with several intermediate viewing platforms, a vast floating deck on the river, dugout canoes and canoes.
Cristalino Lodge was selected in 2013 among the world's 25 best eco-lodges by National Geographic. Here, care is taken not only of guests, but above all of nature and the environment, through high-quality responsible ecotourism.

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Cristalino Lodge is seriously committed to the environment, with various responsible ecotourism initiatives. The hotel also supports the Cristalino Foundation, an organisation dedicated to environmental education, human development and research in the region. Everything at Cristalino is geared towards sustainability, helping guests connect with nature. For example, bath water is heated by solar panels, and an air circulation system keeps rooms cool without the need for air conditioning.

Rooms

Built of wood, the rooms blend into the vegetation and are naturally ventilated thanks to air ducts installed in the ceiling. Window screens allow guests to enjoy not only the view of the jungle, but also its sounds and scents. All accommodations are equipped with a solar water heating system and a biological waste treatment system, reflecting our commitment to responsible tourism.
The lodge offers 5 categories of bungalows: Standard, Superior, Junior bungalow, bungalow, Special bungalow

Activities offered

A wide range of outdoor activities is included. Half-day excursions take place every morning and afternoon, such as canoeing, hiking through 30 km of forest trails, climbing the 50-metre observation towers, boat trips and wildlife observation.

Birdwatching: around 600 species, some of them very rare
Butterfly watching: around 1,800 species
Ecotourism: walks and canoe trips with naturalist guides

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