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Welcome to Sadiri The Old Resting Place of the Andes

Sadiri is a lush, biodiverse rainforest located within the Andean foothills. A “perfect storm” of conditions such as abundant rainfall, a cool climate, and nutrient rich soils, has helped to create a territory which is home to an extraordinary abundance of wildlife.

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CABINS

M.A.S.L

Birdwatching

Birdwatching in Bolivia – Sadiri Lodge

Spot over 500 bird species—including macaws and rare Andean forest birds—on guided hikes through diverse Amazon–Andes habitats, ranked Bolivia’s top eBird hotspot

Why Choose Us

We Present You an Extraordinary Experience

At just 45 minutes from La Paz and 3 hours from Rurrenabaque, Sadiri Lodge is your escape to peaceful cabins in the intact forest of Madidi National Park.

Serene Location

at the meeting point of the Amazon, Andes & Pampas

Eco-comfort cabins

large beds, hot water & electricity

500+ bird species

including the endemic Lucachi monkey’s habitat

Authentic cuisine

organic meals by the Uchupiamona community

Why Visit Us?

6 Reasons to Visit Sadiri Lodge

Authentic Connection with the Amazon

Experience the Amazon rainforest in its purest form. At Sadiri Lodge, you’ll be surrounded by pristine nature, abundant wildlife, and breathtaking landscapes.

Comfort and Relaxation in the Heart of Nature

Enjoy the perfect balance between nature and comfort. Our cozy facilities, delicious local cuisine, and personalized service ensure a peaceful and rejuvenating stay.

A Paradise for Birdwatchers

With over 500 recorded bird species, Sadiri Lodge is one of Bolivia’s top birdwatching destinations, home to many rare and endemic species.

Discover and Learn About Nature

Explore the extraordinary biodiversity of Madidi National Park and learn about its wildlife and plant life alongside our expert guides.

Local Wisdom and Culture

Immerse yourself in the traditions, knowledge, and customs of local Indigenous communities, shared with pride by our guides.

Responsible Tourism and Conservation

Every visit to Sadiri Lodge directly supports the conservation of the Amazon rainforest and the well-being of the communities who protect it.

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Sadiri Lodge – Book Rainforest Tours & Connect with Nature

Plan and book unforgettable rainforest experiences in the Amazon–Andes region.
Explore pristine trails, spot rare wildlife, and enjoy guided experiences led by the Indigenous Uchupiamona community.

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Location & Community

Sadiri Lodge Location & Indigenous Community

Discover the Indigenous Community of San José de Uchupiamonas and the breathtaking rainforest setting of Sadiri Lodge. Learn about its history, culture, and protected Amazon–Andes territory.

Indigenous Community of San José

A remote village inside Madidi National Park, preserving ancient culture in the Amazon–Andes.

History & Heritage

Founded in 1616, it carries rich Uchupiamona heritage and Inca trade traditions.

Sustainable Life

Spanning 210,000 ha, the community sustains itself through farming and community-led tourism such as Sadiri Lodge.

Nature & Wildlife

Set on a plateau by the Tuíchi River, San José offers a mild climate and rich biodiversity with pristine forests and hundreds of bird species.

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Testimonials

Reviews and Experiences Sadiri Lodge from our Visitors

Read reviews and stories from travelers who experienced the beauty, wildlife, and warm hospitality of Sadiri Lodge.

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Overall Experience at Sadiri Lodge

Guides’ Knowledge

Staff Professionalism

Trails and Walks

Food Quality, Service, and Cleanliness

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers to common questions about Sadiri Lodge, including how to book tours, travel routes to our rainforest location, what to pack, and details about cabins, meals, and guided activities.

Our FAQ helps you plan a smooth, memorable stay while supporting the Indigenous Uchupiamona community.

General questions

What is the cheapest or easiest way to get to Sadiri Lodge?

The simplest route is to fly to Rurrenabaque, then continue by road about three hours to the lodge.

You can reach Rurrenabaque from the main Bolivian cities of La Paz, Santa Cruz, and Cochabamba via Ecojet and Boliviana de Aviación (BoA).
Flight schedules (subject to change) include:

La Paz → Rurrenabaque (Ecojet): Mon, Wed, Fri at 08:30 am
La Paz → Cochabamba (BoA): Mon, Wed at 10:50 am, then Cochabamba → Rurrenabaque at 12:40 pm
Santa Cruz → Rurrenabaque via La Paz: Mon, Wed, Fri at 06:00 am (Ecojet) or 5:55 am (BoA) with La Paz connection at 08:30 am

Alternatively, you can travel overland:

La Paz → Rurrenabaque: shared Ipsum cars (~9 hrs) or buses (~12 hrs) depart daily from Villa Fátima.
Santa Cruz → Trinidad → Rurrenabaque: fly to Trinidad, then continue by Ipsum car (~5 hrs) or bus (~8 hrs).

From Rurrenabaque, the lodge arranges the final 32 km ecological road transfer through Tumupasa to Sadiri Lodge, located inside Madidi National Park.

How can I contact Sadiri Lodge to make a reservation?

What tours or programs can I book at Sadiri Lodge?

What should I pack for my stay?

Sadiri Lodge rests in a lush, biodiverse rainforest at the Andean foothills, where cool climate, rich soils, and abundant rainfall create a sanctuary for extraordinary wildlife.