Archives: Viajes

3-Day Lake Sandoval Tour — A lodge stay inside Tambopata National Reserve, sunrise and sunset canoeing on Lake Sandoval, and expert-guided wildlife exploration in small groups. More time on the lake, fewer transfers, and the best conditions for otters, caimans, and Amazon birdlife.

An exclusive 2-day journey to the Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick, the most spectacular bird gathering in the Amazon. Navigate the Tambopata River, stay at a riverside lodge, and explore the rainforest with specialist naturalist guides.

Witness the largest macaw clay lick in the Amazon in one morning.
Early departure from Puerto Maldonado to the Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick inside the Tambopata National Reserve, led by expert nature and wildlife guides. Includes official entrance, scenic river navigation, and an outdoor picnic breakfast along the Tambopata River.

Sunrise wildlife canoe experience inside the Tambopata National Reserve.
Early pickup from Puerto Maldonado, guided rainforest walk, and silent paddle canoe on Lake Sandoval during peak wildlife activity. Return by midday. Operated by local nature and wildlife experts.

2-Day Lake Sandoval Tour — The ideal balance between a quick visit and a full expedition: one night inside Tambopata National Reserve, sunrise canoeing on Lake Sandoval, and focused wildlife observation without extending your stay.

4-Day Tambopata Amazon Tour is the premium way to experience Tambopata with real rainforest time at sunrise, daytime, sunset, and night—Lake Sandoval canoeing, a dawn parrot clay lick, a guided night walk, and Yacumama Lake at sunrise, all with a lodge stay and small-group guiding.

3-Day Tambopata Amazon Tour is the most complete 3-day rainforest program for real wildlife timing: Tambopata River sunset cruising, Lake Sandoval canoe exploration, a guided night walk, and a parrot clay lick at dawn—plus a lodge stay with small-group guiding and direct coordination.

2-Day Tambopata Amazon Tour is the ideal short Amazon escape if you want real rainforest time without rushing. Sleep in a jungle lodge, explore the canopy, cruise the river at sunset for wildlife, and witness parrots at a clay lick at dawn—small groups, local guides, and smooth logistics.