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Ecolodge Experience In Tambopata

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48 hrs

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576.487 ARS

The Peruvian Amazon is a destination that captivates with its stunning natural beauty, incredible biodiversity, and breathtaking sunsets.

The Tambopata National Reserve is a protected area boasting a one-of-a-kind ecosystem globally. Don't miss the opportunity to explore this remarkable location with our 2-Day Peruvian Jungle Tour to the Tambopata National Reserve.

Tour Description

DAY 1

Your incredible adventure begins with an airport pickup, followed by an engaging tour of Puerto Maldonado. We will head to "Puerto Capitanía" to board a motorboat and embark on a 2-hour journey along the lower River Madre de Dios. During the ride, you might have the chance to spot various wildlife, including alligators, turtles, and capybaras, among other fascinating species.

After settling in at the lodge and savoring a delectable lunch, we'll visit "Cocha Caiman", a charming lagoon home to black and white caimans. This spot offers a picturesque view of the sunset.

We will then return to the lodge to enjoy a delightful dinner, followed by a well-earned rest.

DAY 2

Following breakfast, we will head back to Puerto Maldonado in time for your next flight.

What’s included?

What’s included:

* Transfers from / to the airport in Puerto Maldonado. * Lodge accommodation * Guided shared in English, Spanish and French. * Excursions mentioned in the itinerary * Food and drinks mentioned in the itinerary. * Tambopata National Reserve entrance fee.

What’s NOT included:

* Additional food and drinks * Additional excursions * Gratuities

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour package to Tambopata National Reserve typically includes airport-lodge-airport transfers from Puerto Maldonado, river transport (motorized boat), accommodation in an ecolodge with cabins and mosquito nets, full board (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), a bilingual naturalist guide, and activities such as jungle hikes, boating, wildlife viewing, and visits to parrot/macaw clay licks or oxbow lakes. Rubber boots and ponchos are usually provided. Flights, alcoholic beverages, snacks, tips, personal expenses, and travel insurance are not usually included. Some entrance fees or conservation charges may be payable separately. Please review the itinerary and voucher to confirm inclusions and cancellation policies.

The best time for this experience in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest is the dry season (approximately May to October), with firmer trails and a lower probability of rain, ideal for hiking and wildlife viewing. The rainy season (November to April) offers flowing rivers and lush vegetation, but with frequent downpours. The climate is tropical: temperatures between 22°C and 32°C, high humidity (80%+), and the presence of insects. Wildlife can be seen year-round; sunrises at macaw clay licks are often spectacular during the dry season. Bring a lightweight raincoat and be prepared for rapid weather changes. Access is via Puerto Maldonado.

For an eco-tour in Tambopata, pack lightweight, quick-drying clothing, including t-shirts and long pants (in neutral colors), a waterproof jacket/poncho, closed-toe hiking or walking boots and sandals for the lodge, extra socks, a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent with DEET or icaridin, a personal first-aid kit and medications, a reusable water bottle, a headlamp with batteries, a power bank, a dry bag for your camera and passport, binoculars, and a trash bag. Also pack a swimsuit and a quick-drying towel. Bring cash in soles for extras and tips. Keep your luggage compact for river transport and protect electronics from tropical humidity.

Yes, it's a nature tour operated by certified guides with safety protocols for trails and boating. Life jackets are worn on the boat, and established routes are followed to minimize environmental impact and wildlife exposure. It's suitable for families with children (ideally 6–7 years old) and senior travelers in moderate physical condition; expect 1–3 hour hikes, and expect heat and humidity. Please inquire about mobility restrictions, allergies, and medical conditions. Yellow fever vaccination (depending on medical history and doctor's recommendation), tetanus vaccination, and hepatitis A vaccination are recommended; malaria is rare, but consider prophylaxis. Purchase travel insurance with medical and evacuation coverage.

The most popular programs are 3 days/2 nights or 4 days/3 nights. They typically begin in Puerto Maldonado with a boat trip to the ecolodge and an introduction to the rainforest. The itinerary includes day and night hikes, wildlife viewing (monkeys, birds, caimans), a sunrise visit to parrot/macaw clay licks, and exploration of oxbow lakes by canoe. For 4-day/3-night stays, more in-depth trails, a canopy tour, or interpretive activities focused on conservation and local culture are added. Schedules are adjusted according to weather conditions and the group's skill level to maximize the experience. The exact itinerary may vary depending on the season, river levels, and the ecolodge's logistics.

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Difficulty Level

Low

Traveler Class

Single Couple With friends With children Family

Cost Level

Average

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Type of Activity

Boat tour Wildlife watching Birding

Type of interest

Nature and Wildlife