Latin America is a treasure trove of natural wonders, with vast rainforests, majestic mountain ranges and breathtaking coastlines, many of which are protected to preserve their unique ecosystems. Nestled within these pristine environments are some of the most stunning accommodations that seamlessly blend luxury, sustainability and a profound respect for the natural world.
From remote ecolodges to luxurious villas, these properties offer unparalleled exclusive access to nature’s beauty while embodying a steadfast commitment to conservation, regeneration and community engagement.
We have brought together seven remarkable REMOTE hotels and lodges that are redefining sustainable travel in Latin America’s protected areas. From the rugged landscapes of Chilean Patagonia at EcoCamp to the lush forests of Ecuador’s Minga Lodge & Reserve and the freshwater wetlands of Iberá National Park at Rincón del Socorro, these destinations promise unforgettable experiences. Whether stargazing in Mexico’s Sierra de la Laguna Reserve at Camp Cecil de la Sierra, immersing yourself in the biodiversity of Huilo Huilo in Chile or reconnecting with local communities while learning about rewilding initiatives at Ibiti Projeto in Brazil, at each property, travelers will experience a unique story of harmony with the surrounding area.
Join us as we journey to these exceptional retreats, inviting travelers to discover Latin America in the most responsible and inspiring way possible.
Rincon del Socorro
Iberá National Park, Argentina
The only lodge located in the biodiverse Iberá National Park — one of Argentina’s most significant wetland reserves — Rincón del Socorro is a haven for wildlife and wildlife lovers alike. Originally a cattle ranch established in 1896, it was restored and expanded by Douglas and Kristine Tompkins, who transformed it into a beacon of conservation. Covering approximately 12,000 hectares, Rincón del Socorro plays a vital role in protecting the rich biodiversity of the Iberá wetlands, home to capybaras, marsh deer, caimans and a dazzling variety of bird species. The hotel not only serves as a base for exploring Iberá National Park; it also champions the regeneration of the temporarily flooded grasslands, showcasing the success of the region’s rewilding initiatives.
Rincón del Socorro features classic European-style buildings with spacious galleries that keep the interiors cool in the summer, while a fireplace ensures warmth on colder days. Guests can enjoy the swimming pool accompanied by the soothing sounds of budgerigars and indulge in locally-inspired cuisine at the house restaurant, which uses organic vegetables from the on-site garden. With eleven rooms, full board services and various guided excursions, the lodge also includes a school for the staff’s children, combining hospitality with community care.
Learn more: https://remote.la/exhibitors/rincon-del-socorro/
Minga Lodge & Reserve
Minga Reserve, Amazon Rainforest, Ecuador
Perched along the scenic banks of the Majagual River, Minga Lodge & Reserve protects over 700 acres of pristine rainforest, strategically situated between two of Ecuador’s most biodiverse treasures: Yasuní National Park and Sumaco National Park, in the Amazon. This extraordinary reserve is home to an impressive array of wildlife, including 305 bird species, as well as 248 butterfly, 78 frog, 72 reptile and 62 mammal species, making it a true paradise for nature enthusiasts.
Minga Lodge offers an unforgettable blend of immersive experiences in nature and sustainable luxury. The modern, air-conditioned Sanctuary Cabins feature floor-to-ceiling windows, canopy beds and spa-like bathrooms for ultimate comfort. Guests can embark on guided jungle hikes, serene river excursions and meaningful cultural interactions with nearby communities, gaining profound insights into the Amazon’s ecological and cultural heritage. Alternatively, they can unwind on a private veranda with a macrame hammock, surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the rainforest. Deeply committed to conservation, the lodge works closely with local indigenous communities to protect the rainforest while fostering cultural exchange.
Learn more: https://remote.la/exhibitors/minga-lodge-reserve/
Ibiti Projeto
Serra do Ibitipoca, Brazil
Sitting on the rolling hills of Serra do Ibitipoca in the state of Minas Gerais, Ibiti Projeto is a visionary initiative that combines ecological restoration, sustainable tourism and community engagement. Adjacent to Ibitipoca State Park, Ibiti’s grounds span 6,000 hectares of rewilded Atlantic Forest and serve as a haven for biodiversity. It is home to iconic wildlife such as the woolly spider monkey, black-fronted piping-guan, red-and-green macaw and the cougar. At the heart of the project is a commitment to rewilding, with ongoing efforts to reintroduce native species, restore degraded landscapes and create a critical biodiversity corridor that connects to the neighboring park.
Visitors can explore the private reserve through diverse hospitality experiences, including a stay in a traditional rural community house, a charming farm hotel or remote, off-the-grid accommodations. Activities such as hiking and cycling on trails, wildlife observation, wellness experiences and immersive workshops are designed to foster deeper connections with nature and the local culture. By harmonizing conservation, education and regenerative tourism, Ibiti Projeto not only protects Brazil’s natural heritage, but also inspires a new generation of environmental stewards.
Learn more: https://remote.la/exhibitors/ibiti-projeto/
EcoCamp Patagonia
Parque Nacional Torres del Paine, Chile
EcoCamp Patagonia is one of the few lodges located inside Chilean Patagonia’s breathtaking Torres del Paine National Park and has earned its reputation as a global icon of sustainable hospitality. Founded in 2001, it became the first geodesic dome hotel in Latin America, drawing inspiration from the ancient shelters of the region’s nomadic Kawéskar people. Surrounded by pristine nature, EcoCamp offers guests an immersive experience that combines disconnection from modern distractions with a deep commitment to protecting the planet. Travelers are naturally integrated into the lodge’s eco-friendly initiatives, which include waste reduction, responsible resource management, renewable energy and composting toilets. EcoCamp also supports local conservation projects, employs regional staff and promotes cultural exchange by celebrating Patagonian traditions, ensuring that every stay contributes to the preservation of the park’s unique environment and heritage.
For those seeking an unforgettable adventure, EcoCamp Patagonia offers more than just a place to stay — it delivers a transformative journey where sustainability and luxury intertwine. Guests are invited to explore the wonders of Torres del Paine through daily activities that foster a profound connection with the region’s magical landscapes, rich culture and diverse wildlife. The experience also nurtures a sense of community, bringing travelers together to share stories, special moments and a common commitment to preserving this extraordinary destination.
Learn more: https://remote.la/exhibitors/ecocamp-patagonia/
Camp Cecil de la Sierra
Sierra La Laguna Biosphere Reserve, Mexico
Welcome to Sierra La Laguna Biosphere Reserve, Baja California Sur, one of Mexico’s hidden gems. Nestled within this remarkable landscape is Camp Cecil de la Sierra, an enchanting eco-luxury camp for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Operated by Todos Santos Eco Adventures, it blends rustic charm with modern comforts, offering beautifully designed canvas tents, gourmet meals prepared with local ingredients and a steadfast commitment to sustainable practices. Guests can explore the rich biodiversity of the biosphere reserve by embarking on guided hikes, birdwatching experiences and adventures on horseback.
Camp Cecil de la Sierra also celebrates the region’s cultural heritage. Partnering with local ranching families, it provides guests with authentic experiences such as cheese-making, traditional cooking and storytelling under star-lit skies. Whether relaxing in the tranquil setting, savoring fresh, farm-to-table cuisine or discovering the Sierra’s vibrant ecosystem, visitors to Camp Cecil de la Sierra experience an unforgettable blend of adventure, culture and sustainability. It’s an ideal destination for travelers seeking meaningful experiences in harmony with nature, all while leaving a minimal environmental footprint.
Learn more: https://remote.la/exhibitors/todos-santos-eco-adventures/
Montemar Eco Luxury Villas
Galapagos National Park, Ecuador
It’s hard to find a more magical place than Galapagos National Park in Ecuador and choosing the right place to stay can transform your entire experience. Located on the pristine Galapagos Island of Santa Cruz, Montemar Eco Luxury Villas stands among 43 acres of lush highlands, home to the iconic Galapagos Giant Tortoises. These charming and exclusive villas are thoughtfully designed for eco-conscious travelers, crafted out of natural and local materials to offer an intimate connection to the environment while ensuring exceptional comfort and elegance.
The only B-Corp-certified property in the Galapagos, Montemar Eco Luxury Villas takes sustainable luxury to a new level. Beyond its exquisite accommodations, the property provides guests with immersive experiences that showcase the islands’ extraordinary biodiversity and cultural wealth. Guests can embark on personalized adventures, from guided wildlife tours and snorkeling with exotic marine creatures to exploring volcanic craters and verdant forests. Celebrating the island’s heritage, Montemar also supports local artisans and offers farm-to-table cuisine prepared with ingredients grown on-site.
Learn more: https://remote.la/exhibitors/montemar-eco-luxury-villas/
Reserva Biologica Huilo Huilo
Patagonian Rainforest – Chile
Huilo Huilo Biological Reserve is a pioneering conservation project and a privately protected Biosphere Reserve located in the heart of the Patagonian Rainforest. It seamlessly combines biodiversity preservation with sustainable tourism and local community development. Spanning over 100,000 hectares, the reserve safeguards ancient temperate rainforests, glacial rivers and a diverse array of wildlife, including the elusive pudú deer and Darwin’s frog. Renowned for its uniquely designed eco-lodges, such as the iconic Nothofagus Hotel, the Magic Mountain and the Fungi Kingdom Hotel, Huilo Huilo offers guests an unforgettable experience immersed in nature.
Visitors can enjoy such activities as hiking along lush forest trails, horseback riding and exploring breathtaking waterfalls while gaining insight into the reserve’s conservation and ecological education efforts. A model of responsible tourism, Huilo Huilo Biological Reserve demonstrates how tourism can drive the preservation of one of the world’s most extraordinary ecosystems.
Learn more: https://remote.la/exhibitors/reserva-biologica-huilo-huilo/
Cloud Forest Lodge
Monteverde, Costa Rica
On a 23-hectare private reserve immersed in the enchanting cloud forests of Monteverde, Cloud Forest Lodge offers a serene retreat in one of Costa Rica’s most biodiverse regions. As part of the prestigious Böëna Lodges collection, this eco-lodge is thoughtfully designed to harmonize with its surroundings, providing breathtaking views while prioritizing sustainability and minimal environmental impact. The lodge’s charming accommodations are crafted from eco-conscious materials, blending rustic elegance with modern comforts. Guests can explore the region’s natural wonders on guided nature walks, canopy tours and birdwatching excursions, with opportunities to spot the iconic resplendent quetzal.
Home to the world’s first Canopy Tour, Cloud Forest Lodge offers guests a thrilling treetop perspective of the magical cloud forest. In addition to its options for adventure, the lodge is also a sanctuary of comfort, boasting luxurious cabins with spacious private terraces that invite guests to soak in the beauty of the surrounding gardens and wilderness. An ambiance of tranquility permeates the property, with birdsong and the aroma from wood-burning fireplaces creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere. After a day of exploration, guests can indulge in farm-to-table cuisine at the on-site restaurant, where locally sourced ingredients shine.
Learn more: https://remote.la/exhibitors/boena-wilderness-lodges/
