four-day ecotourism adventure, which includes a river journey to the Tambopata Ecolodge, observation of native flora and Amazon fauna, exploration of forest trails, camping on the beach near the world’s largest known macaw clay lick, and a visit to the macaw clay lick itself. The article also includes tips on how to spot nocturnal fauna, as well as the best times for wildlife observation. Overall, this article provides a comprehensive guide for travelers interested in experiencing the wonders of the Tambopata National Reserve.
Day 1
River journey to Tambopata Ecolodge, observation of native flora and Amazon fauna, exploration of forest trails, evening slideshow presentation, guided trail walk in the forest
Day 2
Boat ride for wildlife observation, exploration of forest trails, camping on the beach near the macaw clay lick
Day 3
Visit to the macaw clay lick, relaxation at the Ecolodge, nocturnal fauna search along the river
Day 4
Morning river journey for wildlife observation, return to Puerto Maldonado
Embark on an unforgettable ecotourism adventure to Tambopata Ecolodge! Our expert staff will greet you upon arrival in Puerto Maldonado, the gateway to the Amazon rainforest. From there, you’ll embark on a thrilling 68-kilometer journey along the Tambopata River, where you’ll witness a breathtaking transformation from deforested areas to virgin rainforest.
As you travel along the river, keep an eye out for native Amazon fauna, including brown capuchin monkeys, agoutis, toucans, and more. Your experienced naturalist guide will be on hand to point out these incredible creatures and provide insightful commentary on the local flora and fauna. You’ll even enjoy a delicious box lunch aboard our boat, making for an unforgettable journey!
Upon arrival at our Ecolodge, you’ll have time to settle into your cozy eco-lodge accommodation before venturing out to explore the surrounding forest. Giant brazil nut trees and blue-morpho butterflies are just some of the wonders you’ll encounter on our expertly-guided trails. In the evening, a captivating slideshow presentation will provide a thorough introduction to the many wonders of the rainforest.
The adventure continues on day two, where you’ll embark on a fascinating 4- to 6-hour boat ride, delving even deeper into the heart of Tambopata National Reserve. Look out for Orinoco geese, capybaras, and even jaguars as you make your way to Colorado, the world’s largest known macaw clay lick. Here, you’ll camp on the beach and enjoy the sights and sounds of Amazonian wildlife.
pick out their “eye shine” as they hunt along the riverbanks. Keep your eyes peeled for snakes and capybaras, which are often seen along the river at night.
Day three brings the awe-inspiring sight of a macaw clay lick in the early morning hours. Hundreds of parrots and macaws flock to the riverbank to consume small portions of clay, creating a unique spectacle of color and sound. Back at the Ecolodge, take time to relax and enjoy the comforts of your cabin before joining our naturalist guides for a fascinating talk on caiman, the nocturnal predators that inhabit Tambopata’s rivers and lakes.ays and bridges. The forests around.
On your final day, enjoy a morning river journey as the forest awakens and Amazon fauna makes itself heard. Keep an eye out for rainforest fauna from our boat with the help of your naturalist guide, making for the perfect way to spend a final morning in the biodiverse tropical forests of southern Peru.
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to experience the wonders of the Amazon rainforest with Tambopata Ecolodge. Book your ecotourism adventure today!
Fully escorted transport: We provide transportation from the Puerto Maldonado airport or bus station to the Tambopata Ecolodge, and back again at the end of your stay.
Cabin-style accommodation: Our comfortable cabins offer a cozy and rustic atmosphere, perfect for immersing yourself in the jungle environment.
All meals: From lunch on day one to breakfast on the final day, we offer a variety of delicious Peruvian cuisine in buffet-style meals.
Ecotourism excursions: Our ecotourism programs include all excursions described in the itinerary, led by our experienced bilingual naturalist guide.
Bilingual naturalist guide: Our professional guides are fluent in both English and Spanish, and other languages are available upon request at the time of booking.
Flights/bus services: Guests are responsible for arranging their own transportation to and from the town of Puerto Maldonado.
Entrance fee to Tambopata National Reserve: Visitors are required to pay the entrance fee to the reserve directly.
Drinks at the Ecolodge bar: Any drinks ordered at the bar are not included in the package and will be charged separately.
Tips: Gratuity for our staff is not included in the package price, and it is left to the discretion of our guests to tip as they see fit.
Private Service
$ 1800 Per Person
Regular Service
$ 1600 Per Person
2 People
$ 1580 Per Person
3 People
$ 1580 Per Person
4 People
$ 1580 Per Person
5 People
$ 1580 Per Person
6 People
$ 1580 Per Person
7 People
$ 1580 Per Person
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Room Type | Single | Twin/Double | Triple | Entrance Fee |
Superior | $1550 | $1148 | $1033 | $20 |
Additional Night | $171 | $117 | $106 | – |
Suite | $1920 | $1422 | $1280 | $20 |
Additional Night | $246 | $169 | $152 | – |
Warm clothing and light clothing: The temperature can vary quickly, so it’s important to have both warm and light clothing with you.
Torch/flashlight: It’s essential to have a torch or flashlight with you for any night-time activities or emergencies.
Sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen: Protect yourself from the strong sun at high altitude with these items.
Hiking shoes: You will be walking on uneven terrain, so comfortable and sturdy hiking shoes are a must.
Water bottle: It’s important to stay hydrated at high altitude, and you can buy a water bottle on the islands if you don’t bring one with you.
Money in soles: The exchange rate for dollars is very low, so it’s best to bring money in the local currency.
Sleeping bag (optional): If you prefer to bring your own sleeping bag, it’s optional.
Rain jacket/rain poncho: The rainy season is from October to March, so it’s essential to have a rain jacket or poncho with you in case of rain.