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El Nido del Tigre Camping, Río Pacuare Hotels
No-frills riverside campsite with tent platforms, communal areas, and bathrooms
Overview
Nestled gracefully on the verdant banks of the mighty Pacuare River, El Nido del Tigre presents an unparalleled camping experience, inviting you to fully immerse yourself in the heart of the vibrant jungle. Imagine awakening to the symphony of the rainforest, all while enjoying the enhanced comforts and conveniences of a meticulously maintained campsite. This truly unique destination caters to adventurous souls, particularly those seeking an unforgettable overnight rafting excursion down the breathtaking Pacuare River.
At El Nido del Tigre, you’ll discover thoughtfully designed, spacious tent platforms, elevated slightly above the ground to seamlessly integrate with the lush surrounding forest and the tranquil river. Upon arrival, you’ll be provided with a high-quality tent to pitch, along with luxuriously thick foam mattresses, guaranteeing a restful and comfortable night’s sleep under the starlit canopy. Guests also benefit from access to well-maintained water toilets and refreshing showers, as well as inviting social areas where experienced guides expertly prepare delectable meals using fresh, local ingredients. Sustainability is a guiding principle at El Nido del Tigre, with a dedicated focus on fostering harmony between the pristine rainforest environment and responsible tourism practices.
The exceptional qualities of El Nido del Tigre extend beyond its stunning location and comfortable amenities. What truly distinguishes this jungle haven is its unwavering commitment to sustainability and its profound connection to the local community. Numerous local individuals have played a vital role in the camp’s development, and many continue to collaborate with the dedicated team, contributing their expertise and passion to continuously enhance the overall guest experience and ensure an authentic and enriching stay.
Hotel Information
2-star Hotel
+506 40012342
Río Pacuare
https://www.discover-the-world.com/study-trips/nido-del-tigre-lodge/
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