Traditional Native American carbet

The accommodation is a traditional Native American carbet where you sleep in hammocks. It is wooden and the roof is covered by palm leaves. It is located in the village of Wayana de Taluen within the ZAR* and in the Amazon Natural Park. It is on the edge of village on a plot bounded by the forest where I grow food plants. Amenities are basic and the lifestyle is the same as that of Native Americans. It's a unique place to come to recharge your batteries The space The hammocks go on the ground floor open to the backyard. Guest access Guests have access to both kitchens, library, terrace, and garden. Other things to note The village is quiet, there is no wifi and the phone operator Digicel is the only one that works. Your stay will therefore be disconnected, ideal for healing.