Tambopata Amazon Adventure | 3-Day / 2-Night Tour

Observe parrots, macaws, toucans, and other Amazonian birds from the lodge’s dock.

Breakfast featuring tropical fruits, fresh juices, coffee, and regional specialties.

Boat ride to the entrance of the Tambopata National Reserve and a guided hike through the tropical forest to the lake.

Canoe ride on the calm waters of the lake to observe giant otters, caimans, turtles, and various birds.

Picnic lunch in the lake’s natural surroundings, with time to rest and take photos.

A sunrise boat ride to observe parrots, parakeets, and macaws feeding on clay in their natural habitat.

Amazonian Breakfast

Return to the lodge to enjoy a breakfast featuring fresh fruit and local products.

Canopy Adventure in the Jungle

A tour featuring suspension bridges and zip lines to enjoy panoramic views of the Amazon rainforest.

Kayaking Adventure on the Madre de Dios River

Kayak trip with safety equipment and guided support, enjoying the scenery and riverside wildlife.

Farewell Lunch

Lunch featuring regional specialties and free time to collect your luggage.

Return to Puerto Maldonado

Return boat trip and transfer to the city.

End of the Tambopata 3D/2N Tour

End of services at the Plaza de Armas in Puerto Maldonado.

Pickup at the Plaza de Armas in Puerto Maldonado and motorboat transfers along the Madre de Dios River, from the Capitanía port to the lodge and back.

Eco-Friendly Accommodations

2 nights’ accommodation at an eco-lodge surrounded by nature, with private rooms and basic amenities.

Meals

2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, and 2 dinners featuring fresh ingredients and traditional dishes from the Amazon region.

Tourist Activities

Guided botanical walk, visit to Monkey Island, nighttime caiman-spotting excursion, visit to the Parrot Clay Lick, and kayaking adventure on the Madre de Dios River.

Official Tour Guide

Local guide specializing in Amazonian flora, fauna, and ecology, who will accompany you during the scheduled excursions.

Domestic or international flights to and from Puerto Maldonado, as well as bus tickets or other forms of interprovincial transportation.

Internet access, cell phone service, and Wi-Fi at the lodge, due to its location in the Amazon rainforest.

Insect repellent, sunscreen, flashlight or headlamp, appropriate clothing for the jungle, personal medications, and other personal items.

Travel insurance or personal medical insurance covering your stay and tourist activities.

Alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, snacks, and other items not specified in the itinerary.

Tips for the guide, cooks, and lodge staff; these are voluntary.

Excursions, services, or activities not mentioned in the booked itinerary.

Bring a lightweight backpack for the 3 days and a small one for the excursions.

Wear lightweight long-sleeved shirts, long pants, a hat, a waterproof poncho, and swimwear.

Bring hiking shoes with good traction and sandals for the lodge.

Don’t forget insect repellent, sunscreen, toiletries, and personal medications.

Bring a flashlight, water bottle, portable charger, and camera.

When is the best time to visit Tambopata?

The dry season (April through October) is ideal: there’s less rain, the trails are accessible, and wildlife is easier to spot. The rainy season (November through March) is also a good time to visit if you prefer a greener jungle with fewer visitors, but be prepared for mud and sudden downpours.

Is it safe to visit Monkey Island?

Yes. The monkeys live in the wild but are accustomed to human presence. You should not feed or touch them. Your guide will provide instructions for respectful and safe observation.

Can I swim in Lake Sandoval?

Yes, there are designated safe areas for swimming, away from caimans and otters. It’s a unique experience, perfect for cooling off and immersing yourself in the Amazonian environment.

Are there a lot of mosquitoes? How can I protect myself?

Yes, especially at sunrise and sunset. Wear long sleeves and pants, use strong insect repellent, and avoid dark colors. At the lodge, you’ll sleep under mosquito nets.

What kind of food is served?

We offer Amazonian and Peruvian Creole cuisine, featuring fresh, local ingredients. There are options for vegetarians, vegans, and people with dietary restrictions (please notify us in advance).

Do I need vaccinations to travel to Tambopata?

It’s not mandatory, but we recommend getting the yellow fever vaccine and making sure your tetanus shot is up to date. Check with your health care provider or a travel medicine clinic.