Sleeping at Terra Frutis

Photo of a mattress on a wood & bamboo platform with a metal roof overlooking a jungle-forested hillscape. The mattress is covered with a hanging mosquito net.
Sleeping in the Amazon Jungle

We have a number of simple, screened-in shelters with beds for our Volunteers and Members at Terra Frutis.

We do not charge rent to volunteers and members that stay in our rustic bungalows, but we do charge a small monthly fee for mattress rental and utilities.

If you’d like something less rustic, we also have spaces available to rent monthly.

Bungalows

We have several rustic bungalows available to volunteers.

Photo of a small, simple wooden structure with a metal roof with a floor about 1 meter raised from the jungle floor. Surrounding the structure is a lush green forest.
We have a few small, rustic bungalows available for rent
Photo of a small, simple wooden structure with a metal roof with a floor about 1 meter raised from the jungle floor. Surrounding the structure is a lush green forest.
Bungalow 3
Photo inside a small, rustic bedroom with wooden floors and 360-degree screened-in windows. There is a small wooden bench and you can see the end of a wooden bed with a mattress and mosquito net. The door has a key in it, and there's a broom leaning against the wall.
Bungalow 3
Photo inside a small, rustic bedroom with wooden floors and 360-degree screened-in windows. There is a wooden bed with a mattress and mosquito net on it.
Bungalow 3
Photo of a small, simple wooden structure with a metal roof with a floor about 1 meter raised from the jungle floor. Surrounding the structure is a lush green forest.
Bungalow 3
Photo of a small, simple wooden structure with a metal roof with a floor about 1 meter raised from the jungle floor. Surrounding the structure is a lush green forest.
Bungalow 1
Photo of a long wooden structure with many doors. The side of the structure is short, and has two chairs next to a small table.
Bungalow 5
Photo of a small bedroom with wooden walls, a dirt floor, a bed with a mattress on it, and a small safe.
Bedroom in Bungalow 5
Photo of a small bedroom with wooden walls, a dirt floor, a bed with a mattress on it, and a small safe.
Bedroom in Bungalow 5

Please bring your own bedding sheets. If you’d like a pillow, you can buy one in Gualaquiza.

Camping

If all of our bungalows are occupied, we also have a few roof-covered areas for camping available.

Photo of a large area with dirt floors covered by a simple roof structure. There is a small dirt path leading to the structure, and surrounding it is a lush green jungle.
Rain protection for campers
Photo of a large covered area with a dirt floors and vines running across them
Bambus House (Camping)
Photo of a small wooden platform with a roof. On the platform is a small tent. Surrounding the platform is lush green jungle foliage
the Platform structure

Last updated on October 19, 2023

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