Our adventure starts upon your arrival in Puerto Maldonado, where we embark on an outboard boat along the Madre de Dios River to our Lodge (approximately 1 ½ hours downstream). Upon arrival, we enjoy a delicious lunch prepared with organic ingredients and native flavors.

After lunch, we take a walk along the natural trails, exploring the primary and secondary forest, learning about its components, uses, and man-made transformations, as well as its significance for the world. This night walk provides us with the opportunity to observe the behavior of the Amazon's nocturnal flora and fauna. Returning to the Lodge, we indulge in a traditional dinner.

Today promises exciting adventures. After a nutritious breakfast, we gear up for a walk through the Tambopata National Reserve, leading us to Sandoval Lake. Here, we understand why Madre de Dios is known as Peru's biodiversity capital.

We learn about the Reserve's conservation efforts and explore the lake by canoe, home to endangered giant otters, blue and yellow macaws, and the impressive freshwater fish, "the Paiche." In the evening, we embark on a thrilling night safari on the Madre de Dios River, observing the ecosystem and nocturnal wildlife along the riverbanks. We end the day with a traditional dinner in the dining area.

After breakfast, we prepare for a trip to the Collpa de guacamayos "Chunchos" area. We begin with a 2-hour boat ride along the Madre de Dios River to Puerto Maldonado, followed by a 2-hour drive by van to the Filadelphia area on the upper Tambopata River. Finally, a 50-minute canoe ride takes us to the lodge.

Here, we enjoy the unique Amazonian fauna and surroundings, followed by a walk in the vicinity to spot local wildlife. If energy permits, our guide invites us to ascend to the platform for a panoramic view from above. We conclude the day with a nourishing dinner, as we need rest for an early start the next day.

We get up early (4:20 am) to embark on an incredible boat journey to the region's largest guacamayo clay lick, "Chunchos," approximately 1 hour by boat. Along the way, we have the chance to spot species like capybaras (the world's largest rodents), tapirs, and even jaguars. Arriving at the guacamayo clay lick, we witness the natural spectacle where hundreds of parrots of various species gather to feed on clay. After this unique experience, we return to Puerto Maldonado via a combined land and river trip, concluding our journey in the city's main square or at the airport.

• You can cancel this package up to 5 days before the start of the activities
• No refund for last minute cancellations or no show