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Transfer to the port on the Madre de Dios River, where the boat will take us for a one hour cruise to our lodge (Monte Amazon Lodge) Welcome meeting with a delicious typical fruit juice, take time to settle into our rooms. After a rest, you will be introduced to a two-hour walk in the rainforest, accompanied 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, which is adjacent to the Tambopata National Reserve (278,000 hectares protected).
After lunch we will go to Monkey Island, located in front of our lodge across the Madre de Dios River and we will look for the family of capuchin monkeys that live on this island, return to the lodge In the evening we will go looking 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.
After breakfast we will take a 3 km hike through the dense tropical jungle to Lake Sandoval (habitat of piranhas), one of the largest in the Tambopata National Reserve, where we will paddle in a canoe and observe many birds and monkeys of different species (Shansho cormorants, jacanas, puma herons, vultures, howler monkeys, monkey monks, black capuchins, tamarins and sloths). We may see the endangered family of giant otters (almost two metres long) and the largest registered alligators (over four feet long), return to the lodge for a typical lunch and in the afternoon enjoy the extraordinary spectacle of the sunset over the Madre de Dios River. Dinner and rest.
5:30 a.m. A short walk through the canopy walkway, about 40 metres 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 will prepare for an activity challenges on trees over 30 metres 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, feel the adrenaline on trees, return to the lodge. Lunch and rest.
In the afternoon, the challenge will be to cross the Madre de Dios River by kayak to the Island of the Monkeys.
Breakfast and return to the city or transfer to the airport. Bus station
Yes, Tambopata is generally safe for visitors. The lodges and tour operators in the area are experienced in providing safe and enjoyable experiences for tourists. However, as with any remote area, it’s important to follow your guide’s instructions, take precautions against insects, and be aware of your surroundings to ensure a safe trip.
When visiting Tambopata, it’s essential to pack light, breathable clothing suitable for a tropical climate. Bring long sleeves and pants to protect against insects, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, sturdy hiking shoes, and a rain jacket. Binoculars, a camera with a telephoto lens, and a waterproof bag are also recommended for wildlife viewing and protection against rain.
It is recommended that travelers to Tambopata get vaccinations for yellow fever, hepatitis A and B, typhoid, and be up-to-date on routine vaccines like tetanus. Malaria is present in the area, so consult your doctor about taking antimalarial medication. Always check with a healthcare provider for the latest travel health advice before your trip.
While it’s possible to visit Tambopata independently, it’s highly recommended to explore the region with a professional guide. The rainforest can be challenging to navigate, and a knowledgeable guide can enhance your experience by pointing out wildlife, explaining the ecosystem, and ensuring your safety. Many lodges in the area offer guided tours as part of their packages.
Yes, there are several eco-lodges and campsites within the Tambopata National Reserve, ranging from basic to more luxurious options. These lodges are designed to blend with the natural environment and offer a comfortable base for exploring the rainforest. Most lodges include meals, guided tours, and transportation to and from Puerto Maldonado as part of their packages.
The jungle was breathtaking, with incredible wildlife and thrilling activities. Highly recommend for nature lovers!