Rainforest, rivers and wildlife in the Peruvian Amazon
The Amazon rainforest in Madre de Dios: jungle hikes, river boat trips and wildlife spotting.
The Tambopata National Reserve, in Madre de Dios, protects one of the most biodiverse areas on the planet. Over three days you’ll navigate the Tambopata River, hike through the rainforest with a naturalist guide and look for giant otters, macaws, monkeys and caimans.
An immersion in the Peruvian Amazon with lodge accommodation and full board.
Pickup at the Puerto Maldonado airport or bus terminal and transfer to the port.
Boat trip along the Tambopata River to the lodge, with lunch on board or upon arrival.
In the afternoon, interpretive hike through the forest.
Dinner and a night outing to spot caimans and insects. Overnight at the lodge.
Early breakfast and departure to Lake Sandoval.
Hike through the forest and canoe ride on the lake in search of giant otters, monkeys, herons and macaws.
Lunch at the lodge and an afternoon to rest or hike to a canopy viewpoint.
Dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Breakfast and a final morning bird-watching walk.
Boat ride back to Puerto Maldonado and transfer to the airport or bus terminal. End of services.
Wildlife sightings depend on nature and cannot be guaranteed. Boat schedules may vary depending on river levels and the weather.
| No. of travelers | Price per person (USD) |
|---|---|
| Shared service (per person) | USD 330 Best price |
Approximate price per person for shared service. Ask us about group and private service rates.
The yellow fever vaccine is recommended for travel to the Amazon. Consult your doctor before your trip.
There are daily flights from Lima and Cusco, and buses from Cusco. We'll help you coordinate your transfers.
Keep exploring
Your next trip starts here
Tell us how many people are traveling and when: we'll put together your itinerary and quote in minutes.
