Commence your exploration with a warm welcome at the airport or land terminal and proceed to our Lodge office for check-in. Store any unnecessary luggage here to ensure hassle-free transportation. Take the opportunity to visit the city’s Plaza de Armas and capture the stunning confluence of the Madre de Dios and Tambopata rivers from the Plaza Grau viewpoint.

Embark on a scenic 40-minute boat journey from the Capitanía Port to our Lodge, nestled along the Madre de Dios River.

Enjoy a refreshing welcome meeting upon arrival, accompanied by a delicious local fruit juice, before settling into your rooms.

KAYAKING AND VISIT TO MONKEY ISLAND

Don your life jackets and join us for an exhilarating kayak adventure, followed by a visit to Monkey Island. Witness the playful interaction of various monkey species accustomed to human presence, offering a delightful and memorable experience.

Return to the Lodge to unwind in the afternoon, savoring drinks from our bar and soaking in the breathtaking sunset views from the riverside hammocks.

CAIMANEADA: As dusk falls, embark on a boat excursion along the riverbank to observe alligators and other nocturnal wildlife species.

Conclude the day with a delectable dinner at our Lodge followed by a restful night’s sleep.

At 8:00 am, we will set off on a boat journey along the Madre de Dios River, heading towards the entrance of Lake Sandoval, a journey that lasts approximately 40 minutes. Upon arrival, we’ll disembark and proceed to the Lake Sandoval control post, where registration and ticket presentation are required, as the lake lies within the Tambopata National Reserve. Following this, we’ll embark on a 3 km walk, expected to take around 45 minutes.

During our excursion, you’ll have the opportunity to encounter a diverse range of flora and fauna, including birds, monkeys, rodents, arachnids, insects, reptiles, and amphibians.

Upon reaching the lake’s shores, feel free to indulge in a refreshing swim in its pristine waters. Afterwards, enjoy a delectable jungle lunch before boarding a rowing boat for a leisurely exploration of the lake. Here, we’ll seek out various bird species such as hoatzins, cormorants, and anhingas, with the highlight being the chance to spot the playful River Wolves.

In the afternoon, in coordination with your guide, we’ll depart from the lake and return to the banks of the Madre de Dios River, where our awaiting boat will ferry us back to our lodge.

An optional night walk awaits those interested in further exploration, followed by a delightful dinner and overnight stay.

At 8:00 a.m., we’ll begin the day with breakfast.

In our fast-paced modern society, it’s easy to overlook the rich cultures and traditions of ancient civilizations. The Native Family Visit offers a unique opportunity to connect directly with a family of indigenous warriors and hunters, immersing ourselves in their ancestral customs. This experience not only allows us to learn from their traditions but also provides a chance to support them financially by purchasing some of their handmade products.

Later in the day, we’ll embark on another engaging activity: rustic fishing. Boarding the boat, we’ll journey to a nearby ravine where we’ll try our hand at catching fish such as catfish, maidens, sardines, or even piranhas.

As the day winds down, we’ll return to the lodge for dinner and a well-deserved rest.

We will commence our journey at 8:30 in the morning from our lodge. The excursion spans 2 hours, with the initial hour spent traversing the interoceanic highway and then navigating a less congested road to the Tambopata riverbank. Here, our awaiting boat and motorist will usher us upstream for roughly 30 minutes until we reach our lodging, “COLLPAS TAMBOPATA INN”. Along the way, opportunities abound to spot various riverside birds, capybaras, and white caimans. Upon arrival, a warm welcome awaits with a refreshing beverage and an overview of the amenities offered during your stay. After settling into your respective accommodations, take a leisurely stroll for a better acquaintance with the surroundings.

Following lunch, indulge in a brief respite before embarking on a forest walk amidst ancient trees. Gain insights into the region’s key economic activities such as agriculture, mining, logging, and ecotourism while keeping an eye out for monkeys and other wildlife in their natural habitat.

As dusk approaches, we’ll retrieve our flashlights for an evening expedition to observe alligators, capybaras, and potentially nocturnal felines prowling along the riverbank.

After dinner, for those still brimming with energy, a short nocturnal hike presents the opportunity to encounter various insects, arachnids, and nocturnal creatures such as snakes, armadillos, night monkeys, or tapirs in the vicinity of the lodge

Rising early at 5:00 am, we embark on a scenic boat ride upstream, basking in the breathtaking sunrise exclusive to our expedition. With a 20% chance of encountering majestic jaguars or stealthy anacondas along the Tambopata National Reserve’s shores, the journey holds promises of thrilling wildlife sightings.

Upon arrival, we’re treated to a mesmerizing spectacle of vibrant parrots and macaws, delving into the significance of the clay-rich walls essential for their nourishment. From 6:00 am to 11:00 am, we’re immersed in this captivating display, culminating in a delightful breakfast overlooking the Collpa Chuncho.

Following this, a brief museum visit provides insights into the region’s biodiversity before indulging in a delicious lunch at our lodge. Afterward, a visit to Quebrada el Gato’s waterfall offers a refreshing dip and a glimpse into the area’s agricultural richness.

As the afternoon unfolds, we embark on a canoe journey downstream, followed by a two-hour truck ride back to Puerto Maldonado, concluding our unforgettable exploration of Tambopata’s natural wonders.