Liana Lodge offers a fantastic holiday experience
Arriving by canoe to the sound of birds calling gives a flying start
Good food
Comfortable beds in private cabins with a terrace, hammock and bathroom with warm showers - no electricity in rooms but WiFi and electric light in the large reception area
Helpful small touches like dry matches to light candles and a stock of wellies for tramping around the reserve
Staff are very capable and welcoming
The profits go to help run the sanctuary for indigenous animals which are offered shelter ( after poachers or as discarded pets etc)
The animals are kept in good conditions and if they can be rehabilitated they are released in the reserve
Worth visiting
Lying on the hammock listening to the warm bubbling cries of oropendola and other birds overhead is a treat
And listening to guides such as Juan recounting what leaves / plants can be used for - and identifying birds and frogs and insects is both humbling and awesome to a western educated mind
Highly recommendedMore
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