Stay : Expedition to the Peruvian Amazon

We often forget that Peru is also composed of a large tropical and wild part: theAmazon. From Cusco, or even directly from Lima, you will be able to go there to spend a few days. It will be necessary to remain silent and attentive to have the chance to observe its rich wild fauna, such as the singles strolling from the top of magnificent centenary trees. The adventure, the real one...

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Detail of the stay : Expedition to the Peruvian Amazon - 6 days

  • Puerto Maldonado
  • Reserva Nacional Tambopata
  • Puerto Maldonado

Day 1: From Lima to Puerto Maldonado by plane

Steps: Puerto Maldonado, Reserva Nacional Tambopata

From Lima, take a flight to Puerto Maldonado. Then a motorized boat leads you to the Posada Amazonas Lodge. During the two hours of transport you will encounter many species of Amazon fauna. Fifteen minutes from the lodge is a tower of 35 meters high. Every two meters, platforms are places of rest and observation. From the tower, a magnificent view is offered on the river, the Tambopata reserve and the wildlife living there. Night at Posada Amazonas Lodge.

Day 2: Around Lake Tres Chimbadas

After waking up at sunrise, visit Lake Tres Chimbadas. It takes around 15 minutes by boat and a 30-minute walk to reach this area, which is rich in animal life, including otters and turtles. Floating platforms have been set up to facilitate observation. In the afternoon, your boat sails on the Tambopata River in the heart of the reserve for almost 4 hours. After a while, there's no sign of habitation. The wildlife becomes more diverse. The boat then heads for the Tambopata Research Center, where the center's activities will be presented. Take the Bamboo Trail, which offers the chance to observe some very rare birds, now almost non-existent in southern Peru. Return to the center for dinner and overnight stay. Frog enthusiasts can observe frogs in the vicinity of the center after dark.

Day 3: Crossing the river

At dawn, crossing the river to discover hundreds of parrots of all colours picorant the clay of the cliff (sweat). They will fly to the slightest sign of danger. Back to the centre, take a new path, as short as that of Bamboo: Ocelot Road. This trail passes into a forest of several hundred years and features regular traces of pumas or jaguars.

However, these are rarely observable. Return to the centre for lunch, followed by a new expedition to meet a colony of parrots that nidifient regularly. Night at the center.

Day 4: More parrots

This day also begins very early as a new meeting with these hundreds of parrots seen the previous day is planned. Back to the centre, a new runway will be used, Tounca, which crosses the Terra Firm forests. The fauna that lives in this wooded location differs completely from the animals previously observed. The afternoon has passed on a lake with a platform to observe birds. Night at the center.

Day 5: Continuation of exploration

Third morning in contact with the many parrots that provide a real wonder. The day continues with a departure from the centre to reach the lodge Posada Amazonas. The arrival in this place is only planned in mid afternoon. Night at the Posada Amazonas Lodge.

Day 6: Return Path

Steps: Puerto Maldonado

On the last day, the traveler takes the same navigation paths as to go to the city of Puerto Maldonado. Lunch at Burgo's Flight to Lima.

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