Tambopata 3 days 2 nights

Reception and ground transportation along the banks of the Madre de Dios River; During the trip we will be able to see some of the settlers, as well as the typical rice crops, bananas, fish farms and some species of birds typical of the riverbanks, such as skimmers, sandpipers, crowned herons, jabirus, falcons, Martinez fishermen, swallows and flycatchers. Upon our arrival at we familiarize ourselves with the hostel. We begin our activity with an Ethnobotanical walk, which will lead us to the 25-meter-high forest canopy observation tower (canopy), on the way we will have the opportunity to see some trees of incalculable age, conducive to taking some photos, we will wait the beautiful sunset inside the primary forest, excellent to appreciate the sounds of nature, and be in contact with it, and when the sun goes down, the jungle becomes much more mysterious, it is time for nocturnal animals such as the monkey nocturnal, known locally as musmuqui, insects that will surprise you just by seeing them and much more by hearing them, the famous Tarantulas, nocturnal spiders that really start their activity at night. We will return to the Lodge; Dinner.

Early breakfast we leave for Lake Sandoval, which is located within the Tambopata National Reserve, a walk (1 hour) takes us to the shore of the lake. From here, a rowing boat will take us for a silent tour of the lake, to appreciate the lake fauna at its peak of activity. We will search for turtles, riverside birds, the peculiar shanshos, and perhaps even river otters, known as the largest giant freshwater otters in the world, we will bring a delicious Amazonian tropical meal (box lunch) and then take a short break to cool off in the majestic lake; return on time to taste our delicious dinner in our lodge; Dinner. If there is a lot of energy we will have an incredible campfire, observing the majestic starry night.

A bell will wake us up very early so we can go see Dozens and sometimes hundreds of Blue-headed Parrots, Orange-cheeked Parrots, Cobalt-winged Parakeets, and sometimes even the rare Blue-headed Macaw all congregate here. every clear day in order to feed on the clay of the colpa.
Then we will return to the lodge to have our delicious breakfast, we will take a vehicle back to the city of Puerto Maldonado, and from there to the airport.