Check-in / Check-out
Check-in from 2 PM. Check-out by 11 AM. The rope bridge is the front door.
Upfront all-in pricing. What you see is what you pay.
Overview
Built high enough to watch monkeys commute, and open enough to feel every bird. Canopy Hideaway is a thatched, open-sided bungalow raised eight metres into the rainforest canopy, reachable by a rope bridge from the ridge trail. The deck becomes a hammock colony, the outdoor shower rains warm water through the leaves, and the night forest puts on a soundtrack you will never forget. Breakfast is fruit you saw growing on the walk here.
Jungle highlights
8 m above the floor
Height
Rope-bridge entry
Access
Open-air rainforest shower
Shower
Hammock colony deck
Deck
Specs
Amenities
House rules
Check-in from 2 PM. Check-out by 11 AM. The rope bridge is the front door.
We share the canopy. Do not feed the monkeys, no matter how polite.
Rainwater is filtered and safe. Power is solar plus battery; go easy at night.
Smoking on the deck only. The thatch is very flammable.
The night forest makes its own noise after 10 PM. Do not add to it.
Location
Rooms
Open-sided sleeping with a mosquito net like a canopy bed.
Add a swinging bed on the deck for a third explorer.
Three nights with a night-forest walk, bird guide and river swim.
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