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3 Days, 2 Nights

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Min 2, Max 16

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Jungle Trips

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Overview

Immerse yourself in the unparalleled natural beauty of Tambopata, a region that encapsulates the essence of biodiversity and ecotourism within Peru’s Madre de Dios state. Renowned for containing some of the most biodiverse rainforests in not just Peru but potentially the entire Amazon basin, Tambopata offers an enticing blend of vast protected areas and rich cultural heritage, housing several thousand inhabitants across its expanse.

The allure of Tambopata begins to unveil itself as you approach Puerto Maldonado airport, where the sight of a sprawling emerald canopy, interspersed with meandering rivers and the modest touch of human habitation, greets you from above. This gateway into the Amazon promises more than just scenic beauty; it is a portal to adventure.

With its towering Ceiba trees piercing through a canopy that stands 90 feet tall and an undergrowth teeming with wildlife—from troops of monkeys and toucans to vibrantly colored macaws and elusive jaguars—Tambopata offers an adventure and a connection to nature that is truly once in a lifetime.
Whether you’re arriving from Lima or Cuzco, the journey into Tambopata is a prelude to the unforgettable experiences that await in one of the world’s premier destinations for ecotourism.

Highlights.

Explore the Tambopata National Reserve: Venture into one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth.
Guided jungle walks connect you with ancient trees, medicinal plants and incredible wildlife.
Go wildlife watching and get ready to spot monkeys, caimans, macaws, toucans and—if you’re lucky even jaguars. Every sound in the forest signals a new discovery.
Visit Monkey Island: Cross the river to meet playful capuchin monkeys in their natural habitat. Enjoy a fun, close up encounter with the charms of the Amazon.
Boat rides on the Madre de Dios River: Enjoy peaceful boat trips by day or night, watching out for exotic birds and caimans or simply taking in the stunning jungle scenery.
Night time jungle excursions: As night falls, the jungle comes alive. With your torch in hand, explore the mysterious and magical nocturnal world of the Amazon.
Stay in sustainable eco lodges: Rest in the heart of the jungle, surrounded by the sounds of nature and a canopy of stars, with all the comforts you need.
Authentic Amazonian cuisine: Savor delicious meals made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Every bite is a taste of the region’s rich culinary heritage.

Inclusions

Reception at airport or hotel in Puerto Maldonado You will be greeted and picked up at the airport or your hotel and transferred to your next destination.
Professional English/Spanish jungle guide An experienced guide will lead you through the Amazon, sharing knowledge about the wildlife and culture.
Accommodations: 2 nights at the Tambopata Amazonico Lodge.
Food: Includes 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, and 2 dinners.
Road and boat transportation: You’ll travel comfortably by road and boat to your next destination.
Activities and Excursions: Enjoy a variety of guided activities and excursions that are tailored to show you the best of the area.
Return transfer to the airport or your hotel in Puerto Maldonado. At the end of your trip, you will be transported back to the airport or your hotel in Puerto Maldonado.

Excludes

Drinks at the bar (alcoholic beverages)
Entrance fees: The entrance ticket to the Tambopata National Reserve costs $20 per person.
Additional Services: Optional extras and services to enhance your experience.
Travel Insurance We recommend purchasing travel insurance to protect yourself fromunexpected events during your trip.
Telephone or Internet Services: Access may be available for an additional fee and with limited connectivity in remote areas.

Recommended to carry

Water Bottle or Canteen Bring a reusable water bottle or canteen to stay hydrated during excursions.
Hiking Shoes or Boots Wear comfortable hiking shoes or boots with good grip for walking on uneven and muddy terrain.
Sunscreen: Apply sunscreen with a high SPF to protect your skin from the sun's strong rays.
Insect Repellent Use insect repellent with at least 15% DEET to protect against bites.
Antihistamine and Anti-inflammatory Tablets: Bring antihistamine and anti-inflammatory tablets to relieve itching and swelling from mosquito bites.
Plastic Boots and Rain Poncho Bring plastic boots and a rain poncho to stay dry during the frequent jungle rains.
Original passport: You must carry your original passport, which must be valid for at least seven months beyond your travel dates.
Lightweight Clothing (Light Colors) Wear lightweight, light-colored clothing to stay cool and protect yourself from insects and the sun.
Windbreaker, Sunhat, Sunglasses: to stay protected from wind and sun during your trip.
Sandals and Swimsuit: for comfort and water activities during your stay.
Headlamp or lantern: Bring a headlamp or lantern for visibility at night, especially in remote areas with limited lighting.
Medicine and Personal Items: Bring any necessary medications and personal items, such as contact lens solution, to ensure a comfortable trip.
Light backpack or briefcase: Bring one to comfortably carry your essentials during excursions.
Camera or Phone Camera Bring a camera or use your phone camera to capture the amazing moments of your trip.
Cash/Coins – Small Denominations – Soles & Dollars Bring cash and coins in small denominations, both in Peruvian soles and US dollars, for small purchases and tips

Itinerary

Day 01Puerto Maldonado - Amazon Lodge - Monkey Island.

Begin your journey with a transfer to the port on the Madre de Dios River, followed by a one-hour boat ride to the Monte Amazon Lodge. Upon arrival, you will receive a warm welcome and be offered a refreshing glass of local fruit juice. After settling into your room, prepare for a two-hour introductory walk through the rainforest.

Accompanied by experienced local guides, you will explore trails filled with ancient trees and vibrant wildlife such as toucans, orioles, macaws and monkeys. You will be right next to the Tambopata National Reserve, where you can experience the magic of the forest and its incredible biodiversity.

Cross the river to visit Monkey Island and observe a family of capuchin monkeys in their natural habitat.

As night falls, join an exciting torchlight search for white alligators along the river and keep an eye out for capybaras, the world’s largest rodents. After your adventure, return to the lodge for a delicious dinner and a well-earned rest.

Meals Included: Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation: Camping at Monte Amazon Lodge
Highlights: Rainforest walk, Monkey Island, white alligator spotting

Day 02Lodge - Sandoval Lake.

Begin your day with a hearty breakfast before setting off on a three-kilometre trek through the lush jungle to the stunning Sandoval Lake, a hidden gem within the Tambopata National Reserve.

Once you reach the lake, hop into a paddle canoe and glide across its calm, mirror-like surface , it’s the perfect way to get up close to the vibrant local wildlife.

Keep your eyes peeled for piranhas, colourful birds and howler monkeys. If you’re lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of the rare and elusive giant otters.

After your adventure, head back to the lodge for a traditional lunch inspired by local flavours. Spend your afternoon relaxing or enjoying the beautiful sunset over the Madre de Dios River from the lodge’s viewpoint.

It’s the perfect way to unwind and reflect on the incredible natural wonders you’ve experienced.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Monte Amazon Lodge
Highlights: Jungle trek to Sandoval Lake, wildlife viewing by paddle canoe, sunset over Madre de Dios River

Day 03Amazon Lodge - Puerto Maldonado.

Rise early at around 5:30 a.m. for a short walk to the lodge’s canopy walk-way. Ascend to 40 meters above the ground to experience the rainforest from a unique perspective.

This elevated walkway offers panoramic views of the Madre de Dios River and surrounding rainforest, enhancing your chances of spotting various tropical bird species, including toucans and macaws, in their natural habitat.

Enjoy your final breakfast amidst the soothing sounds of the rainforest at the lodge. After breakfast, pack your belongings and prepare for departure.

Our staff will assist you with a smooth transfer back to the city, where you’ll continue your journey either to the airport or bus station.

This marks the end of your unforgettable adventure in the Tambopata rainforest, leaving you with cherished memories and stories to share.

Departure: Transfer to the city for onward travel
Meals Included: Breakfast

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FAQs

1.What is the duration of the cruise to Monte Amazon Lodge on Day 1?

The cruise to Monte Amazon Lodge on Day 1 lasts approximately one hour.

2.What is the highlight of the visit to Monkey Island?

The highlight of the visit to Monkey Island is the chance to observe a family of capuchin monkeys in their natural habitat on an island across the Madre de Dios River.

3.What activities are included during the exploration of Sandoval Lake on Day 2?

The exploration of Sandoval Lake includes a 3 km trek through the jungle, followed by a paddle canoe ride on the serene lake. Travelers have the opportunity to observe piranhas, various bird species, howler monkeys, and the endangered giant otters.

4.How does the journey conclude on Day 3?

On Day 3, the journey concludes with an early morning breakfast at the lodge followed by a transfer back to the city for onward travel to the airport or bus station.

5.What is the significance of the canopy walk-way experience on Day 3?

The canopy walk-way experience allows travelers to ascend to 40 meters above the ground to observe the rainforest from a unique perspective. It offers panoramic views of the Madre de Dios River and increases the chances of spotting tropical bird species such as toucans and macaws.

Tambopata Eco Amazon Tour 3 Days from Puerto Maldonado.