Tambopata Macaw clay lick 2 days, We will start at 9:30 am from our Hostal in  Tambopata  or we can pass to pick you up from your hotel, we will have 2 hour by car, the first part will be by the high way and the second part will be in a dirt route until we get to the Tambopata River near the limit to the reserve. Our boat will be waiting for us to take us 25 minutes up the Tambopata river to get to our Lodge “Collpas Tambopata Inn“, we will have good chances to spot capybaras and many shore birds along the river bank, getting to the lodge we will get a welcome drink and the manager will explain us all we need to know about our lodge and its around.       After lunch we will go for an introductory walk, first in a secondary grow forest and then in a primary forest full of huge trees and lianas and vines, at the same time we will talk about the most important economic activities in this region. Chances to spot some Brown capuchin monkeys and squirrel monkeys will be always possible. At the end of the walk we will climb up the tallest Canopy tower at Tambopata, A great Place to see the Amazon basin, Sunset is GREAT from here.     When is getting dark we will come back to our lodge to get our torch and go to our boat and we will do one of the most exiting activities… it will be the Cayman spotting, we will go to look for White and black Caymans along the river bank with a big spot light, we might see more capybaras and we always have good chances to spot and ocelot or a jaguar by the river too.    

We will wake up around 5:00am, we will get a hot drinks to get some energy and we will take our boat up the Tambopata for 1 hour and 30 minutes. Crossing the check point. We will have all the sunrise just for us in the boat, and we will have really good chances to spot  shore birds, capybaras, White caimans, and why not to mention … A jaguar, I like to say it, we have a 20 %of probabilities to see one of these guys by the river bank.     Getting to our destination, we will get a show at the Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick, parrots and macaws: Green, red, blue  and yellow birds all around us, flying and making loud noises, it will be spectacular this behavior of this birds. We will explain you the reason why every day the whole year around this birds go to the Cliff to eat clay. We will spend from 6:30 am to 11:00 am approx. Our breakfast will be in front of the Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick Tambopata. At the end of this activity, At Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick Tambopata,  we will take our way down river to the lodge we will make a short stop in the check point to learn more about the small museum that there is here, after this we will continue toward our lodge to get an unforgettable swimming in the stream or may be in the Tambopata River. We will get our lunch, have some time off and then in the afternoon we will go to do some kayaking along the Tambopata river or a small stream, this is a very beautiful experience paddleing by yourselfe and people enjoy alotof. We will go back to our lodge and then in the evening, before or after dinner we will have a night walk, the sounds at night, the insects, spider, tarantulas, frogs and maybe snakes will make this night hike something difficult to forget.

We will wake up with the sounds of the birds and probably howler monkeys, will get our breakfast and then we will go for a walk, we will cross by the  mammal clay lick and then continue looking for some more wildlife and during this walk we will talk about the medicinal plants, the quinine “good for the malaria”, the cats claw, the dragons blood, and the AYAHUASCA  are only a few plants that we will find during our last walk in the jungle before our way back to Puerto Maldonado. After lunch we will have time to repack and take our backpacks back to the river first and then the car 2 hours back to Puerto Maldonado  

UBICATION

  [huge_it_maps id="1"] IN THE HEART OF THE AMAZON, THE WORLD’S OLDEST JUNGLE DATES BACK 75 MILLION YEARS. PERU'S TAMBOPATA NATIONAL RESERVE CONSISTS OF 3.7 MILLION ACRES OF JUNGLE. Tambopata National Reserve was protected in 1990 by the national government, working in conjunction with local and international conservation groups. Today there are a range of <strong>authentic jungle lodges</strong> to expore the wonders of the Amazon. Thanks to direct flights to Puerto Maldonado from Cusco and Lima, access to the best lodges in the reserve is easy. You really don't have to travel far to be stood under towering trees and spot birds from treetop canopy walkways. Those who venture deeper into the Amazon can stay at Tambopata Research Center - the most remote lodge in the area.

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what make us different:

• 9 years working in Lake Sandoval – Tambopata National Reserve, and Madre de Dios only with local guides.
• Local guides reccomended by “lonely planet”.
• Better prices and better excursions.
• We really give guaranties of an amazin time in the Jungle. We always find animal in the wild, we know how to do it.
• An unforgettable experience!

Includes:

• All transfers upon arrival to Puerto Maldonado until your return to the airport for your departure
• 02 night at the Lodge “Collpa Tambopata Inn”.
• Entrance to the Tambopata national reserve.
• All the tours of the itinerary.
• All meals from lunch of day 1 to lunch on the third day.
• First aid kit.
• Rubber boots if it’s required.
• Rain poncho
• Snacks

Does not include:

• Travel insurance for the trip
• Extra drinks. (soft drinks or alcoholic beverages)
• Personal expenses
• Tips

To bring:

• copy of passport.
• Mosquito repellent.
• Comfortable and light clothing.
• Sunscreen.
• Sunglasses.
• Cap.
• Water bottle.
• Flashlight.
• Camera, charger and battery
• Rain gear (for example, rain poncho) between January and March.
• Cash.