Atta Rainforest Lodge

ATTA RAINFOREST LODGE

Nestled in the Iwokrama Rainforest 500 meters away from the Canopy Walkway is the Atta Lodge. It is completely surrounded by tropical forest which creates a beautiful getaway for naturalists or casual outdoor enthusiasts. The facilities consist of two living quarters. In each of the accommodation buildings there are hooks for one hammock per room (fully equipped with nets to prevent mosquito bites). All food preparation and dining is done in the main building which has full view of the gardens and the imposing forest. The Parrot-A-Fly Bar -also located in the main building- is stocked with local and imported beverages (beer, wine and spirits).
	All meals are freshly prepared at the Lodge and can be tailored to your liking as long as notice is given beforehand. Without notice, meals normally consist of local Guyanese cuisine and preparation can be observed if you find yourself so inclined. There are four individual bathrooms situated between the two sleeping quarters, each having its own shower, flushable toilet and sink. The bathrooms, as with everything else at the Atta Lodge, were built with the environment in mind and so the showers do not have floor-to-ceiling walls. The walls stop at eye level to allow ventilation and to provide a view of the lush nature around you.
Resort: Atta Rainforest Lodge Location: 500m from the Canopy Walkway, Iwokrama Rainforest Region: 8 All inclusive: Day Trip: Includes Canopy Walkway access, user fee and tour guide. Overnight Trip: Includes accommodation, 3 meals, Canopy Walkway access, user fee and tour guide. Accommodation: 16 rooms Swimming: No Conference facilities: No Access: Air (there is no airstrip at Atta but one could take the flight to Annai and then from there, travel to the Atta Camp by road) Road (Scheduled buses, chartered private vehicles) Activities: Birding, wildlife spotting, experiencing the Canopy Walkway, relaxing.	Tours of the Canopy Walkway are provided for you during your stay and are scheduled for pre-dawn and twilight hours as these are the times when the wildlife are most active and thus most likely to be seen. If you’ve already seen the Canopy Walkway or are simply looking for something else to do in between tours, there are numerous trails cut around the area where you can bird-watch or simply enjoy hiking through the pristine jungle. Other tours can be arranged too, for instance: visits to the Iwokrama Field Station and Research Center or to the Amerindian community of Surama to see the Guianese bird, the Cock-of-the-Rock

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