10
Excelent
Tambopata National Reserve, Puerto Maldonado, Peru
Embark on an unforgettable adventure through the lush Amazon jungle, experiencing unparalleled wildlife encounters and breathtaking natural beauty during this comprehensive three-day expedition designed exclusively for travelers seeking immersive wilderness exploration.
On Day One, guests were picked up from either the airport or bus station and driven to the port by boat. This journey took approximately one hour, bringing visitors to their accommodation at the lodge. Upon arrival, they were greeted with a selection of local fruits and offered the chance to unwind in their newly allocated rooms.
During the afternoon, guests embarked on a unique excursion known as "Monkey Island," where they had the opportunity to witness various monkey species and even engage in feeding sessions. As the sun began to set, guests ventured into the surrounding area to seek out caimans along the banks of the Madre de Dios River. These creatures are typically found near the water's edge and provide an excellent vantage point for viewing these elusive creatures.
In the evenings, guests enjoyed a leisurely meal before settling down for a restful night's sleep at the lodge.
The next day commenced with a hearty breakfast followed by a brief stroll to Lake Sandoval. This picturesque location offers a prime spot for observing a variety of bird species such as hoatzins, cormorants, jacanas, herons, eagles, howler monkeys, squirrel monkeys, black capuchins, tamarins, and sloths. There was also the possibility of encountering a family of giant river otters, each measuring nearly two meters in length and currently facing significant threats due to their dwindling population. Visitors could also catch a glimpse of the largest alligator ever documented, standing well over four meters tall.
For lunch, guests indulged in traditional cuisine prepared at the lodge. Afternoon activities included a nighttime expedition aimed at discovering the diverse array of insects, amphibians, reptiles, and nocturnal wildlife residing within this captivating ecosystem. Dinner concluded the first full day of exploration, marking the beginning of a new chapter in their adventure.
On Day Three, early morning preparations led to a canopy tour, providing guests with unparalleled views of the Rio Madre de Dios from above. Spectacular bird sightings awaited, including toucans and macaws, while guests observed various species of flora and fauna below. Following the tour, travelers returned to Puerto Maldonado via the riverine route, ready for departure upon arrival at the airport or bus terminal depending on their destination.
| Itinerary |
|
|---|---|
| Highlights |
|
| Includes |
|
| Not suitable for | Individuals who require mobility assistance due to physical limitations resulting from injuries or disabilities. |
Free cancellation
Cancellation can be arranged up to two days prior for a complete refund.
Reserve now & pay later
Please maintain flexibility with regard to your travel arrangements, as booking now grants access to no cost.
Duration 3 days
Please verify the availability to determine the commencement times.
Live tour guide
Spanish and English.
Small group
Restricted to a maximum of fifteen attendees.
Welcoming travelers since 2016
The requested text has been rewritten in a formal manner. No additional information was provided for rewriting.
From
127€Per Person
Please maintain flexibility with regard to your travel arrangements, as booking now grants access to no cost.
Tambopata National Reserve, Puerto Maldonado, Peru
See on map
The expedition lasted for three days.
Guests started their journey from either the airport or bus station.
It took approximately one hour to reach the lodge after arriving at the port by boat.
Guests received a selection of local fruits and the chance to unwind in their newly allocated rooms.
Yes, guests had the opportunity to witness various monkey species and even engage in feeding sessions during 'Monkey Island.'
After sunset, guests ventured into the surrounding area to seek out caimans along the banks of the Madre de Dios River.
The evening meal was leisurely and served before settling down for a restful night’s sleep at the lodge.
The second day began with a hearty breakfast followed by a brief stroll to Lake Sandoval.
Yes, guests indulged in traditional cuisine prepared at the lodge for lunch.
Afternoon activities included a nighttime expedition aimed at discovering the diverse array of insects, amphibians, reptiles, and nocturnal wildlife residing within this captivating ecosystem.
Dinner concluded the first full day of exploration, marking the beginning of a new chapter in their adventure.
On the final day, guests departed from Puerto Maldonado via the riverine route, ready for departure at the airport or bus terminal depending on their destination.
Subscribe to our newsletter and get the best offers!
By entering your email address, you consent to receive automatically generated personalized commercial proposals, including proposals and offers of products and services from us and selected third parties (your data will not be shared with them). For more information or to revoke your consent, please refer to our Privacy Policy (you can also unsubscribe by clicking on the link in the email).