Rooms

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.

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.

A complete 4-day Amazon experience combining the legendary Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick, Lake Sandoval, sunrise wildlife lakes, canopy walkways, and river sunsets — guided by local naturalists and based at a comfortable jungle lodge near Puerto Maldonado.

Witness the iconic Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick at dawn on a 3-day Amazon journey from Puerto Maldonado. River sunsets, night wildlife, sunrise lake excursion, and expert naturalist guides—based at a jungle lodge along the Tambopata River.