A FRONT ROW VIEW OF GOCTA WATERFALL
Overlooking one of the world’s highest waterfalls, Gocta Andes Lodge is a relaxed base in northern Peru where cloud forest, hummingbirds and mountain views shape an easy, nature-led stay.
Set above the village of Cocachimba in the Amazonas region, the lodge faces directly towards Gocta Waterfall, its twin cascades visible from rooms, terraces and gardens. The setting is lush and elevated, with forested hills rolling out in every direction. Accommodation is simple and comfortable, with private terraces designed to make the most of the view.
Days here are built around the landscape. Most begin with the walk or ride to Gocta Falls, a full or half-day experience through cloud forest alive with birdlife. Back at the lodge, the pool offers a welcome place to unwind, while the gardens invite a slower pace with time to sit, watch and listen.
Dining is informal and centred on local flavours. The restaurant serves Peruvian dishes using regional ingredients, with meals taken against a backdrop of the waterfall. Evenings are quiet, often spent on the terrace or by the bar as the light fades over the forest.

GOCTA ANDES LODGE
At a glance
- Lodge set above Cocachimba village in northern Peru, with direct views of Gocta Waterfall.
- Comfortable rooms and bungalows with private terraces facing the falls.
- Outdoor swimming pool, gardens and relaxed communal spaces.
- On-site restaurant serving regional Peruvian cuisine.
- Close access to Gocta Waterfall trail and surrounding cloud forest.
For leisure and pleasure
- Gocta Waterfall hike: guided or independent walks to one of the world’s tallest waterfalls.
- Cocachimba village: small local community with a quiet, authentic feel.
- Cloud forest birdwatching: spot hummingbirds, toucans and other endemic species.
- Horse riding to the falls: an alternative way to reach Gocta through the forest.
- Lodge gardens and pool: space to relax with uninterrupted waterfall views.
- Kuélap archaeological site: pre-Inca ruins set high in the Andes, within reach as a day trip.
- Local cultural visits: explore nearby villages and learn about regional traditions.











