Tumbes, Mangrove National Sanctuary

Location Peru, Peru

The Mangrove National Sanctuary offers an exceptional opportunity for exploration, featuring the largest contiguous area of mangroves within the nation's boundaries. This natural wonder is renowned for its rich biodiversity, attracting visitors from across the region who come to marvel at the diverse array of flora and fauna found within these expansive wetlands.

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Upon arrival at the designated pickup location at 9:00 a.m., guests will be met and transported to the National Sanctuary of the Mangroves of Tumbes. Upon arrival, a welcoming speech will be delivered by the President of the San Pedro Association, followed by an insightful presentation on the local extraction practices within the region.

Subsequently, the group will embark on a guided tour aboard a fiber canoe through the diverse waterways comprising Estero Gallegos, Algarrobo Estuary, and Zarumilla Estuary. Each channel offers unique insights into the mangrove ecosystem and its inhabitants.

Following the tour, guests will enjoy a leisurely lunch upon their own expenses at a nearby facility. Post-lunch, the tour concludes with a return journey back to the City of Tumbes.

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Highlights	The National Sanctuary of Mangroves in Tumbes offers visitors an opportunity to explore the unique flora and fauna found along its mangrove-lined shores. This natural wonder presents a diverse array of ecosystems, including various species of birds, reptiles, and marine life. For those seeking an adventurous experience, the Fiber Canoe Tour provides an authentic glimpse into the local culture through traditional canoes crafted from fiber materials. This tour not only enhances one's appreciation for the region's natural beauty but also immerses them in the daily lives of the indigenous communities who have lived alongside these waters for generations. In addition to the breathtaking landscapes, the sanctuary boasts rich biodiversity, with numerous plant and animal species inhabiting its wetland habitats. Visitors will discover an intricate tapestry of life, from towering mangrove trees providing shelter to myriad fish species thriving in the clear waters below.
Includes	Round-trip transportation services Rowing on water bodies for travel purposes Life jackets as safety equipment during water activities Entrance fees charged by attraction facilities for entry Food items purchased for consumption within the premises Guides providing professional assistance throughout the journey Meals consumed during the trip Additional charges incurred beyond the regular rates
Not suitable for	Persons who are visually impaired Individuals who have existing medical conditions Users of wheelchairs