• Owned by a rainforest conservation group
• Stunning cloudforest location
• Spot the Peruvian national bird, the Cock of the Rock
• Network of walking trails
• Wonderful birdwatching

Cock of the Rock Lodge is named after the Andean Cock-of-the-Rock, Peru's bright red national bird, and is located on the forested eastern slopes of the Andes. It is owned by the Peru Verde Conservation Group, a non-profit non-government organization involved in rainforest conservation projects.

Cock of the Rock Lodge consists of 12 double bungalows, simply furnished and with screened windows and mosquito nets. Furniture includes bedside tables and writing tables. All the bungalows have private bathrooms with limited hot water. 

Meals are served in the raised dining area overlooking the gardens, allowing you to observe birds, monkeys and squirrels as you dine. You'll enjoy local dishes and will be offered wine with dinner. There's a pleasant lounge where you can sit and chat to other guests. 

One of the main attractions is the lek near the lodge where the male Andean Cock-of-the-Rock presents his mating display, an elaborate dance to attract females each morning and evening. There are many other species of birds to be seen here and you can follow numerous walking trails through the gardens, wildlife spotting as you go. 

A visit to Cock of the Rock Lodge can be combined with a visit to Manu National Park and/or Manu Wildlife Centre.