Tambopata Tours

Tambopata Tours 5 Days 4 Nights takes you into the Peruvian Amazon to explore its rivers, oxbow lakes, tropical forests and diverse wildlife. Located in the Madre de Dios region, Tambopata offers different natural environments where birds, mammals, reptiles, and insects live among towering trees and dense vegetation. This journey provides time to discover these habitats through guided excursions and outdoor activities. Throughout Tambopata Tours 5 Days 4 Nights, you will experience the rainforest from different perspectives, including canopy exploration, tree climbing, kayaking, canoe excursions and guided forest walks. The program also introduces traditional Amazonian practices and natural clay licks, where parrots and macaws may gather. Each activity offers a closer look at the ecosystems and biodiversity of this region.

The Sandoval Lake 3 Days 2 Nights tour takes you into the Tambopata National Reserve, one of the most important protected areas of the Peruvian Amazon. Surrounded by dense tropical rainforest, this natural lake is home to giant river otters, black caimans, monkeys, turtles and numerous bird species. Its quiet waterways provide excellent opportunities to observe wildlife in its natural environment. During the Sandoval Lake 3 Days 2 Nights expedition, you will travel along the Madre de Dios River, walk through primary and secondary rainforest, and explore the lake by traditional rowing canoe. The program also includes kayaking, a visit to Monkey Island, nighttime wildlife observation, and an early morning visit to a parrot clay lick.

Tambopata Tours 4 Days 3 Nights offers an opportunity to explore the Peruvian Amazon through a combination of rainforest adventures, wildlife observation, and cultural experiences. Located in the Madre de Dios region, this journey takes you along the Madre de Dios River, through tropical forest trails, and into the remarkable landscapes of Tambopata National Reserve. During Tambopata Tours 4 Days 3 Nights, you will enjoy activities such as walking across a hanging canopy bridge, ziplining above the rainforest, kayaking, and visiting Monkey Island. The itinerary also includes an excursion to Sandoval Lake, an encounter with the Ese'Eja native community, traditional fishing, and an early morning visit to a parrot clay lick.