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Cristalino Lodge

Alta Floresta, Mato Grosso, Brazil · Independent · High Luxury

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Conservationist Vitoria Da Riva Carvalho opened Cristalino Jungle Lodge in 1990 near Alta Floresta, among the first jungle lodges in Brazil's southern Amazon, then locked the forest in with a private natural-heritage reserve (RPPN) in 1997. Architect Adriana Da Riva later shaped the 18 bungalows, decks, and dining rooms (roughly 2005 to 2015) for birdwatching and canopy-tower stays that fund the rainforest around them.

About Cristalino Lodge

History

Cristalino Lodge is a pioneering Amazon ecolodge near Alta Floresta in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso, founded in 1990 by conservationist Vitoria Da Riva Carvalho as the Cristalino Jungle Lodge. It was among the first jungle lodges in the region and helped establish ecotourism as a means of protecting the surrounding rainforest, anchored by a private natural heritage reserve (RPPN) created in 1997.

The lodge's bungalows, decks and dining structures were progressively built between roughly 2005 and 2015 to designs by architect Adriana Da Riva, using low-impact construction sympathetic to the forest. With around 18 accommodations, Cristalino has repeatedly been recognized among the world's leading ecolodges for its birdwatching, canopy towers and conservation mission.

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