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Length

2 Days, 1 Night.

Group

Min 1, Max 12

Trip Style

Jungle, Amazon.

Difficulty

Easy.

Overview

Discover the magic of the Amazon in a 2-day Tambopata tour from Puerto Maldonado. Explore Lake Sandoval, Monkey Island, and the Tambopata National Reserve. Enjoy jungle hikes, wildlife spotting, caiman night tours, and an eco-lodge stay in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon rainforest.

Highlights:

Amazon Rainforest Jungle Hike: Explore the Tambopata rainforest and spot toucans, monkeys, snakes, and colorful butterflies in their natural habitat.
Monkey Island Experience: Visit Monkey Island and observe capuchin, tamarin, and squirrel monkeys up close in the wild.
Night Caiman Safari: Take an exciting night boat excursion along the riverbanks to search for caimans under the Amazon stars.
Lake Sandoval Canoe Adventure: Paddle through Lake Sandoval and discover giant river otters, sloths, monkeys, and exotic Amazon birdlife.
Tambopata National Reserve Wildlife: Experience one of the most biodiverse areas in the world, home to incredible Amazon rainforest wildlife.
Eco-Lodge Stay in the Amazon: Enjoy a comfortable stay in a jungle eco-lodge surrounded by nature, sounds of wildlife, and pure rainforest atmosphere.

At a Glance

Duration: 2 Days / 1 Night
Departure & Return: Puerto Maldonado
Tour Type: Adventure & Amazon Ecotourism
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Accommodation: Comfortable Amazon eco-lodge surrounded by nature
Meals Included: 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 2 dinners
Main Activities: Guided rainforest hikes, canoe trips, wildlife spotting, night excursion, canopy walk, and immersive Amazon experience.

Inclusions

Airport or hotel pickup in Puerto Maldonado:The tour includes pickup from the airport, bus station, or hotel in Puerto Maldonado, ensuring a smooth and welcoming start to the Amazon experience.
Professional bilingual jungle guide (English / Spanish): The experience includes an expert local guide who leads the journey through the Tambopata Amazon rainforest, providing insights into wildlife, plants, and local culture.
Eco-lodge accommodation: The package includes 1 night at a comfortable Amazon eco-lodge in Tambopata, surrounded by pristine rainforest.
Round-trip land transportation: The tour includes transportation between Puerto Maldonado Airport, the river port, and return transfers.
Round-trip river transportation:The experience includes boat transfers between the river port and the jungle lodge along the Madre de Dios River.
Meals included: The package includes 1 breakfast, 1 lunch, and 1 dinner featuring local Amazonian cuisine.
Guided activities and excursions: The tour includes guided jungle hikes, wildlife spotting, and immersive Amazon rainforest experiences tailored to showcase the best of Tambopata.
Return transfer to Puerto Maldonado: At the end of the trip, guests are transferred back to their hotel, airport, or bus station in Puerto Maldonado.

Excludes

Alcoholic drinks:Alcoholic beverages are not included in the tour. However, guests may enjoy beer and wine at the lodge bar for an additional cost.
Tambopata National Reserve entrance fee: The entrance fee to the Tambopata National Reserve is approximately USD 20 per person, payable directly on-site.
Travel insurance: Travel insurance is not included. It is strongly recommended to cover any unexpected events during your Amazon trip.
Phone and internet services: Internet and phone access may be available in limited areas and may require an additional fee due to the remote jungle location.
Waterproof rubber boots: Rubber boots are not included, but are recommended to keep feet dry and comfortable during jungle hikes.

What to Bring

Original passport: Travelers must carry their original passport, valid for at least 7 months beyond the travel dates.
Reusable water bottle or canteen: A reusable bottle is recommended to stay hydrated during jungle excursions.
Hiking shoes or boots: Comfortable hiking shoes or boots with good grip are required for walking on uneven and muddy rainforest trails.
Sunscreen (high SPF): Sunscreen is recommended to protect the skin from strong Amazon sun exposure.
Insect repellent: Insect repellent with at least 15% DEET is recommended to prevent mosquito bites.
Antihistamine and anti-inflammatory tablets: These are recommended to relieve itching or swelling caused by insect bites.
Rubber boots and rain poncho: These are recommended to stay dry during frequent rainforest rains and muddy conditions.
Lightweight clothing (light colors): Light, breathable clothing is recommended for comfort, heat protection, and insect protection.
Windbreaker, sunhat, and sunglasses: These items are recommended for protection against sun, wind, and changing weather conditions.
Headlamp or flashlight: Essential for night walks and areas with limited lighting in the Amazon jungle.
Personal medication and toiletries: Travelers must bring all necessary personal medicines and hygiene products.
Small backpack:A small backpack is recommended for carrying essentials during daily excursions.
Camera or smartphone: Recommended to capture wildlife, landscapes, and unforgettable Amazon moments.
Emergency cash: Travelers are advised to bring extra cash for emergencies. It is recommended to carry around 300 soles / 90 USD.

Itinerary

Day 1Puerto Maldonado - Lodge - Monkey Island.

We will pick you up from the airport, bus station, or your hotel in Puerto Maldonado and transfer you to our office, where you’ll receive all the essential information about Amazon tour. From there, you’ll enjoy a scenic one-hour boat ride to our Amazon lodge, where a refreshing local fruit juice will be waiting to welcome you.

After settling into your room, you’ll embark on a two-hour guided hike through the lush tropical rainforest, led by one of our expert local guides. Along the way, you’ll see huge trees some over 500 years old. You might also see toucans, orioles, parrots, monkeys, snakes and colourful butterflies.

This hike allows you to experience the magic of the Amazon right inside the huge 278,000-hectare Tambopata National Reserve.

After lunch, you’ll visit Monkey Island, which is located just across the Madre de Dios River from the lodge. Here, you’ll have the chance to observe several species of monkey close up, such as: brown capuchins, squirrel monkeys, saddleback tamarins, and white-faced capuchins.

in the evening, you will look for caimanssearch along the riverbanks. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a capybara, the world’s largest rodent, which can weigh up to 60 kilos. After the adventure, head back to the lodge for dinner and a restful night.

Day 2Amazon Lodge - Sandoval Lake - Puerto Maldonado.

After an early breakfast, you’ll take a short boat ride to the entrance of Lake Sandoval. After you check in at the reserve’s control point, enjoy a scenic 3-kilometer walk through the jungle to reach the lake. It is one of the largest and most biodiverse lakes in the Tambopata National Reserve. There are lots of different animals, especially piranhas, at Lake Sandoval.

Once you arrive, your guide will take you out in a rowing boat to explore the lake and spot amazing wildlife such as: hoatzins, cormorants, pumas, herons, eagles, howler monkeys, squirrel monkeys, black capuchins, tamarins and sloths.

If you’re lucky, you might catch a glimpse of the endangered giant river otters, which can grow up to nearly two meters in length or even spot the largest recorded caiman, measuring over four meters long!

After this unforgettable experience, you will return to the lodge for a traditional lunch before heading back to the city.

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FAQs

1.What is Tambopata, and where is it located?

Tambopata is a region in southeastern Peru, known for its incredible biodiversity and pristine rainforest. It is located in the Madre de Dios department, near the borders of Bolivia and Brazil, and is home to the Tambopata National Reserve, one of the most biodiverse places on the planet.

2.What is the best time of year to visit Tambopata?

The best time to visit Tambopata is during the dry season, which typically runs from May to October. During this period, the weather is more predictable, and there are fewer mosquitoes. However, the rainforest is accessible year-round, and the wet season (November to April) offers a lush, green landscape and the chance to see more wildlife.

3.What kind of wildlife can I expect to see in Tambopata?

Tambopata is home to an astonishing variety of wildlife, including macaws, jaguars, caimans, giant river otters, and hundreds of species of birds and butterflies. Visitors might also encounter various monkey species, capybaras, and tapirs, making it a paradise for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

4.How do I get to Tambopata?

To reach Tambopata, most visitors fly to Puerto Maldonado, the nearest major city, from Lima or Cusco. From Puerto Maldonado, it’s a short drive to the Tambopata River, where you can take a boat ride to reach the lodges and campsites located within the reserve.

5.What activities can I do in Tambopata?

Visitors to Tambopata can enjoy a range of activities, including guided jungle treks, birdwatching, canopy walks, and boat rides along the Tambopata River. Nighttime wildlife spotting, visiting clay licks where macaws and other birds gather, and cultural visits to indigenous communities are also popular activities in the area.

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Anton R.

Solo Traveller

From the moment we set foot in the lush Amazon rainforest, we were immersed in nature’s beauty. The guided walks were insightful, offering close encounters with wildlife, including vibrant birds and curious monkeys. The night walk was a thrilling experience, unveiling the jungle’s nocturnal wonders. Accommodations were comfortable, and the food was delicious, showcasing local flavors. Our guide was knowledgeable and passionate, making this short trip an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Amazon. Highly recommended for nature lovers!

August 27, 2024

2-Day Tambopata Amazon Adventure from Puerto Maldonado l Wildlife, Monkeys, Birds & Caimans