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Tambopata Amazon Tour from Puerto Maldonado 4 Days

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Length

4D/3N
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Group

Min 2, Max 16
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Trip Style

Jungle
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Grading

1,2,3,4,5
Tour Details

Tambopata is a river, a national reserve and a province in Madre de Dios state, southeastern Peru. It harbors some of the most biodiverse rainforest in the country (and possibly the entire Amazon basin), huge protected areas, and is home to several thousand people. Remote, wild, but still easily accessible, this contrasting combination has helped it to become one of the global hotspots for ecotourism.
You get a hint of why Tambopata is such a wild area just before you land at the Puerto Maldonado airport. At the end of a quick flight to Tambopata from Lima or Cuzco, a sprawling carpet of jade green comes into view and stretches to the horizon. There are a few farms, a couple of roads, and the city of Puerto Maldonado is visible but these are still dwarfed by the sea of Amazon rainforest that marches into the distance. Meandering, coffee-colored rivers weave their way through the green. Massive, old growth Ceibas and other rainforest giants emerge from a 90 foot high canopy. Hidden beneath the trees are troops of monkeys, toucans, brilliantly colored macaws, and even jaguars. You never know what you are going to encounter in the rainforests of Tambopata but that view from the plane promises adventure and a once in a lifetime experience

Inclusions

  • Nature and bilingual native guide
  • lodges (Monte Amazon Lodge)
  • Meals (Normal and vegetarian option)
  • Transportation
  • First aid kit

Excludes

  • Consumption bar (alcoholic beverages)
  • Entrance to the Tambopata National Reserve. $ 12 tips.

Recommended to carry

  • Sun cream
  • 100% waterproof rain wear
  • Sandals
  • Personal Items
  • Hiking Shoes
  • Shirts
  • Pants
  • Repellent
  • Flashlights
  • Binoculars
  • Sun glasses
  • Plastic bag
  • Towel swimming suit
  • Day pack
  • Camera and film with extra batteries
  • One bottle of water for the first day
Itinerary

Day 1Puerto Maldonado – Monte Amazonico Lodge

Reception at the airport or at the bus station and transfer to the office for Peru Travel Company corresponding records.
Transfer to the port of Madre de Dios River where the boat for an hour cruise will lead us to our hostel (Monte Amazon Lodge) Welcome meeting with a delicious typical fruit juice, take time to settle into our rooms. After a rest, you will have an introduction a walk for two hours in the rain forest, guided by skilled and experienced local guides who will take you through our trails and you can see some trees that may have more than five hundred years, so you can see some animals like toucans, orioles, trogons, macaws, monkeys, snakes, butterflies, etc.. You will have the opportunity to experience the magic of our forest that is adjacent to the Tambopata National Reserve (278,000 hectares protected).
After lunch, we will go to the monkey island, located in front of our lodge across the Madre de Dios River and we look for the family of capuchin monkeys that live on this island, return to the lodge In the evening we will go for white alligators, the Madre de Dios river with flashlights on sandbars and we can also see the Capybara the largest rodent in the world weighing up to 60 kilos, back to the lodge, dinner and rest.

Day 2Monte Amazonico – Jungle – Amazon Rain forest

After breakfast walk 3 km Amidst the dense tropical jungle and head towards the lake Sandoval (habitat of Piranhas) one of the largest in the Tambopata National Reserve, and sail in paddle canoe and appreciate many birds and monkeys of different species (shansho cormorant Jacanas, puma heron, vultures, howler monkey, monkey monk, black capuchin, tamarins and sloths).Maybe we will meet with the family of giant otters (almost two meters long) which is endangered and registered the largest alligators over 4 feet long, return to the lodge to enjoy a typical lunch and afternoon enjoy the extraordinary spectacle of the sunset over the Madre de Dios River. Dinner and rest.

Day 3Monte Amazonico Lodge – Activities

5:30 a.m. in the morning a short walk through the canopy walk-way, about 40 meters high, allowing us to have a panoramic view of the Madre de Dios River and allow us to observe different species of birds, including toucans , trogons, macaws, tanagers, orioles, etc..
After breakfast we prepare for an activity challenges on trees over 30 meters high, for this activity we will have an instructor guide who will give us a talk on how to use the arnet safety for the zip-line, feeling the adrenaline on trees, return to the lodge. Lunch and rest.
In the afternoon will be a challenge to cross the Madre de Dios River by kayak to the island of the monkeys.

Day 4Monte Mazonico lodge – Airport or bus station

Breakfast and return to the city, or airport transfer. Station of buses.

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FAQs

1.What is the duration of the bike ride from Chinchero to Salinas de Maras?

The bike ride from Chinchero to Salinas de Maras is approximately 2 hours long.

 

2.What are the main attractions visited during the bike ride?

The main attractions visited during the bike ride include Moray, with its unique concentric circular terraces used for agricultural experimentation, and the Salineras de Maras, where thousands of salt evaporation ponds are situated on the mountainsides.

 

3.What is the significance of Moray in Inca history?

Moray was an Inca site that served as an agricultural laboratory for experimenting with different crops at varying elevations. The concentric circular terraces were used to simulate different microclimates, allowing the Incas to study crop adaptation and development.

 

4.What is the recommended time to arrive back in Cusco after the bike tour?

Participants are typically expected to arrive back in Cusco by approximately 5:00 PM after the bike tour.

 

5.What are the additional attractions or activities recommended for those interested in extending their adventure in the Sacred Valley?

For those interested in extending their adventure in the Sacred Valley, staying overnight allows for exploration of additional Inca sites like Ollantaytambo fortress and experiencing the tranquility of the valley after day trippers have departed.

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Ricardo G.

Solo Traveller

Explore the rich biodiversity of the Amazon with the 4-Day Tambopata Tour, offering immersive wildlife experiences and unforgettable rainforest adventures from Puerto Maldonado.

March 29, 2023