Rainforest Tours 2 days

Rainforest Tours 2 days

2-Day Rainforest Tours from Puerto Maldonado – Explore Lake Sandoval and the Tambopata Reserve

Just 10 kilometers from Puerto Maldonado Airport, Lake Sandoval awaits — one of the most beautiful and biodiverse lakes in the Amazon rainforest of Peru. Located in the Tambopata National Reserve, Lake Sandoval is a protected area and a hotspot for Amazonian wildlife. This pristine lake, often called “Elbow Lake,” is home to the rare giant river otters, as well as tapirs, howler monkeys, turtles, macaws, and caimans.

With over 362 species of birds, 1,200 types of butterflies, and countless other animals, this region offers a true immersion into Amazon biodiversity.

Your base during this 2-day adventure will be the Sandoval Lake Lodge, the only eco-lodge located right on the edge of the reserve. Overlooking the palm-lined waters of Lake Sandoval, the lodge provides: trips manu 

  • Fully screened rooms
  • Hot water, fans, and electricity
  • Delicious meals
  • Expert naturalist guides
  • Airport transfers from Puerto Maldonado

Day excursions include guided hikes into the Amazon jungle, boat rides in search of giant otters and colorful macaws, and night safaris to spot caimans under the moonlight. Built with sustainable materials and eco-friendly practices, the lodge is a model for responsible Amazon ecotourism.

Rainforest Tours 2 days

  • Length: 2 Days/1 Nights
  • Location: Southern Peru, Madre de Dios Department, Puerto Maldonado
  • Type of service: Private or Group in the Travel
  • Start Point : Pick-up from the Hotel/Airbnb/Aiport or Bus Terminal in Puerto Maldonado
  • Ending Point: Drop off the Hotel/Airport or Bus Terminal in Puerto Maldonado
  • Departure: Every Day
  • Activities:Sunrise and Sunset Photography, Adventures –Night walk ,day walks, ride on Lake Sandoval in our rowing canoes, bird watching . -macaw clay lick 
  • Altitude: 182 – m.a.s.l.
  • Best time to visit:March – November
    Accomodation :
  • Meals .1 Breakfast /1 Lunch /1 Dinner
  • Tour Guides Professional bilingual local guide (well-equipped with guiding gear)
  • Minimum of participants: 2

Itinerary Rainforest Tours 2 Days

2-Day Amazon Rainforest Tour: Lake Sandoval Adventure

Tambopata National Reserve | Sandoval Lake Lodge

Day 1:    Arrival Rainforest Tours  – River Journey – Wildlife Canoe Tour

Arrival in Puerto Maldonado: Meet & greet at the airport/bus terminal. Transfer to our office to store large luggage.

River Transfer: Cruise the Madre de Dios River by motorized canoe. Spot turtles, monkeys, herons, and caimans.

Rainforest Hike: 3 km (~1 hour) guided walk to Lake Sandoval through pristine jungle.

Canoe Ride to Lodge: Paddle across the lake to Sandoval Lake Lodge. Check-in & lunch.

Afternoon Wildlife Tour: Explore the lake by canoe. Look for giant otters, hoatzins, caimans, and colorful birdlife.

Night Safari: Guided evening canoe trip to observe black caimans and nocturnal wildlife.

 Overnight at Sandoval Lake Lodge

Day 2: Nature Walk – Return to Town

Early Visit to Macaw Palm Trees: See macaws and parrots 

Breakfast at Lodge

Nature Walk: Discover more wildlife — monkeys, wild boars, and possibly a tapir or spectacled bear.

Lunch & Departure: Return across the lake and rainforest trail. Motorized canoe back to Puerto Maldonado.

Transfer to airport/bus terminal.

 End of Tour – Memories of the Amazon in the  amazon  tour peru 

 

 

Sandoval Lake Full Day

SANDOVAL LAKE FULL DAY

Sandoval Lake Full Day: Peru amazon Sandoval Lake Reserve center found in the of part north between of River Madre de Dios and River Tambopata with incredible flora and fauna. The Sandoval Lake is located in the Tambopata National Reserve candamo. This lodge is on the banks of Lake Sandoval, considered as one of the most splendid view of sunset or sunrise, as its most active wildlife in the Peruvian Amazon also search tenenos excursions, monkeys, macaws and lick wolves rio in sandoval lake reserve .

 

SANDOVAL LAKE FULL DAY

  •  Location: Southern Peru, Madre de Dios Department, Puerto Maldonado
  •  Type of service: Private or Group
  •  Start Point : Pick-up from the Hotel/Aiport or Bus Terminal in Puerto Maldonado
  •  Ending Point: Drop off the Hotel/Airport or Bus Terminal in Puerto Maldonado
  •  Departure: Every Day
  •  Activities:Amazon Peru Sandoval Lake, palm clay-lick
  •  Altitude: 182 – m.a.s.l.
  •  Best time to visit:March – November
  •  Meals: 1 Lunch
  •  Entrance Fee to reserved  .
  •  Tour Guides .
  •  Minimum of participants: 2
  •  Maximum of participants: 8
  • Price per person: USD

OVERVIEW

Pick-up and Transfer:
You’ll be welcomed and picked up from the Puerto Maldonado airport or coach terminal by a representative.
Transfer to the tour office where you can leave unnecessary large baggage but keep a backpack for personal items.

Boat Ride Down the Madre de Dios River:
Transfer to a local port and board a motorboat.
Enjoy a scenic journey down the Madre de Dios River, observing various mammal species along the way.

Trek to Sandoval Lake:
Reach the checkpoint of the Sandoval Lake Reserve and pass through.
Embark on a 3 km trek to reach Sandoval Lake.

Exploration of Sandoval Lake:
Take a canoe to explore Sandoval Lake and accommodate at the lake.
After lunch, sail the lake to observe its inhabitants including giant river otters, black caimans, and various bird species.

Return Journey:
Board a canoe again to sail back over Sandoval Lake.
Walk to the checkpoint and sail the Madre de Dios River by a motorboat towards Puerto Maldonado.
Pick up baggage from the office.
Transfer to either the airport or coach terminal for departure.

Discover Lake Sandoval: A Hidden Gem in the Peruvian Amazon

Introduction: Unveil the Wonders of Lake Sandoval
Tucked away in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, Lake Sandoval is an unmissable destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. Located within the Tambopata National Reserve, this pristine lake boasts an abundance of native wildlife and offers a truly immersive Amazonian experience. Whether you’re exploring its lush shores by canoe or birdwatching, you’ll be enveloped by the extraordinary beauty of one of the world’s most biodiverse ecosystems.

How Lake Sandoval Was Formed

Lake Sandoval, shaped like a crescent, was formed when a tributary of the Amazon River changed its course. Today, it stands as one of the most remarkable and biologically rich lakes in the Tambopata region. Its thriving ecosystem draws wildlife enthusiasts and eco-tourists eager to spot rare species, such as the arapaima, giant river otters, and black caimans.

Where is Lake Sandoval?

Located just outside Puerto Maldonado, within the Tambopata National Reserve and adjacent to Bahuaja Sonene National Park, Lake Sandoval offers a quintessential Amazon adventure. Visitors will hear the unique sounds of the region’s wildlife at dusk and may witness up to 90% of the Amazon’s flora and fauna in their natural habitat.

Wildlife at Lake Sandoval

The lake and its surrounding rainforest provide a sanctuary for an incredible array of wildlife. From monkeys and sloths to giant river otters and over 600 species of birds, Lake Sandoval is one of the most biodiverse spots on the planet. The abundance of Mauritia palms and aguajales lining the lake creates the perfect environment for these species to thrive. The lake is also home to the world’s largest fish, the arapaima, and more than 6,500 fish species, including the highly sought-after paiche.

Flora of Lake Sandoval

The vegetation around Lake Sandoval is equally impressive. Towering trees such as the chestnut and lupuna trees provide shelter for numerous species, playing a key role in sustaining the ecological balance of the region. With over 20,000 plant species, the area’s flora adds to the rainforest’s overall biodiversity and beauty.

Sandoval Lake Full Day: Lake Sandoval – The center of the Sandoval Lake Reserve in the Amazon of Peru, is located on the northern part of the Madre de Dios River and the Tambopata River with incredible flora and fauna. Lake Sandoval is located in the Tambopata National Reserve of Candamo. This lodge is located on the shores of Lake Sandoval, considered to be one of the most splendid views of the sunset or sunrise as its most active fauna in the Peruvian Amazon also seek excursions of teenos, monkeys, macaws and wolves lick river in the Sandoval Lake Reserve and Sandoval Lake.

Trail Peru Macaw Clay Lick 4 D

Trail Peru Macaw Clay Lick 4 D

Trail Peru Macaw Clay Lick   A Gem of the Peruvian Amazon -After marveling at the iconic Machu Picchu, it’s time to immerse yourself in the lush Amazon rainforest. This corner of the world, full of life and color, awaits you with unparalleled biodiversity, where every nook hides a new discovery. One of the most fascinating destinations to explore is the Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick, a natural spectacle that will leave a mark on your heart.

The Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick and its surroundings will provide you with an unforgettable experience in the Amazon, filled with natural wonders and astonishing biodiversity. Don’t miss out! Prepare for an adventure you’ll remember for a lifetime.

Embark on an Epic Amazon Adventure: .

Prepare to be enchanted as you step into the enchanting realm of the Amazon Rainforest with Discover Amazon Trail Peru. This extraordinary journey promises a tapestry of experiences that will leave you spellbound.

Wildlife Wonders Unveiled .

Our expedition is your ticket to a world where majestic jaguars stealthily prowl, where harpy eagles soar majestically through the emerald canopy, and where playful otters dance on the water’s surface. Immerse yourself in the wild as you witness these incredible creatures in their natural habitat.

Amazon tambopata rainforest –  Trail Peru Macaw Clay Lick .

Experience the Amazon’s Secrets

Join us on this remarkable journey, where every step reveals a new wonder, every sound tells a story, and every moment is filled with awe. Our expert guides will lead you through this living Eden, sharing their knowledge and passion for the Amazon’s vibrant ecosystem.

Trail Peru Macaw Clay Lick.

  • Length: 4 Days/3 Nights
  • Location: Southern Peru, Madre de Dios Department, Puerto Maldonado
  •  Type of service: Private or Group
  • Start Point : Pick-up from the Hotel/Aiport or Bus Terminal in Puerto Maldonado
  •  Ending Point: Drop off the Hotel/Airport or Bus Terminal in Puerto Maldonado
  •  Departure: Every Day
  •  Activities:  Amazon jungle , Macaw Clay Lick Amazon Peru , Long walk  Amazon Peru. Peru Bird
  •  Altitude: 183 – 250 m.a.s.l.
  •  Best time to visit:March – November
  •  Accomodation : 3 night in OurLodge rivate Room with Mosquito Nets, Private Showers and Bathrooms .
  •  Meals: 3 Breakfast /3 Lunch /3 Dinner
  •  Tour Guides Professional bilingual local guide (well-equipped with guiding gear)
  •  Minimum of participants: 2
  •  Maximum of participants: 8
  •  Price per person: USD
  • Sandoval Lake Tour 

 

Day 1: Puerto Maldonado – Tambopata Lodge Inn – Trail Peru Macaw Clay Lick

Pick up from bus terminal or airport, transfer to main office for registration.
Prepare for the 4-day tour, leaving unnecessary items behind.
Departure at private transport to Tambopata port.
Boat journey along Tambopata River, wildlife spotting.
Arrival at Tambopata Lodge Inn, welcome with Amazonian refreshment.
Lunch at the lodge.
Afternoon guided walk in primary forest, encountering various creatures.
Dinner at the lodge.
Night activity with flashlights to observe alligators, capybaras, and nocturnal wildlife.
Return to lodge for rest.

Day 2: Chuncho Clay Lick Observation / Hikes – Trail Peru Macaw Clay Lick

Early wake-up at 5:00 am.
Boat journey up Tambopata River for 1 hour and 20 minutes, sunrise wildlife spotting.
Opportunity to see Jaguars or anacondas.
Visit to Clay Lick to observe parrots and macaws feeding on clay.
Breakfast during the observation.
Return to lodge for lunch and rest.
Afternoon guided walk to explore flora and fauna of Tambopata reserve.
Dinner at the lodge.
Night walk to listen to nocturnal sounds and observe wildlife.
Return to lodge for rest.

Day 3:  Exploring Flora/Fauna –

Breakfast at the lodge.
Boat journey downriver for 30 minutes to Gato Stream for artisanal fishing and jungle exploration.
Visit a stream for swimming and enjoying the scenery.
Visit a local farm.
Afternoon visit to mammal clay lick to observe howler monkeys, deer, and other mammals.
Return to lodge for dinner.
Campfire with stories and legends about the jungle.
Return to lodge for rest.

Day 4: Tambopata – Puerto Maldonado to Airport

Early breakfast at the lodge.
Pack belongings and transfer to port.
Boat journey down Tambopata River to Puerto Maldonado.
Transfer to land terminal or airport.

NOTE

The return on the last day depends on your flight schedule. We have to be at the Puerto Maldonado Airport 2 hours before. To register or check in your return flight ticket

 

 

Macaw Clay lick tambopata

In this way the clay lick soil may help protect the parrots from the toxins in the seeds that they eat. In summary the scientific evidence suggests Peruvian parrots do not eat soil for grit but they do consume soil that provides an

important source of dietary sodium and helps neutralize the plant toxins in their diet. In this article I provide data on the seasonal patterns of clay lick use by parrots at Amazon Expedition . I then show how parrot “migrations,”

breeding and diet maybe interacting to produce these seasonal changes in lick use in Amazon Expedition.

bunch grass and yareta, find one of the most extensive and biologically diverse ecosystems on the planet:

the Amazon rainforest, a vast territory served home to millions of species of flora and fauna as well as ebullient and warm cities that serve as a base to meet some of the most beautiful places on Earth .

Dicover Amazon trail Peru all  allows visitors to soak up the wonderful and special experiences that encloses the Amazon rainforest, while we spy on jaguars , harpy eagles, otters are immersed in water eating and frolicking. The natives provide plenty of sustainable resources that nature

 

Amazing  Trip  Peru -Trail Peru Macaw Clay Lick .

  • Creation September : 4, 2000
  • Extension :274,690.00 Hectares
  • Location : the department of Madre de Dios, districts  and Inambari, province .
  • Core area of the Biosphere Reserve.
  • Records
  • 632    : species of Birds
  • 170     : Species of Mammals.
  • 1200  : Butterfly Species .
  • 20.000 : Species Plant .
  • 103     : Species of amphibians .
  • 104    :Reptile Species .
  • 180    : Species of fish

 

 

 

 

 

Tour Expedition Macaw Clay Lick Full Day

Experience the Extraordinary: Full-Day Macaw Clay Lick Expedition

Prepare to embark on an adventure of a lifetime with our  Tour Expedition Macaw Clay Lick Full Day –  As you journey to the Tambopata Reserve, you’ll uncover the secrets of one of the most biologically diverse places on Earth. Moreover, this expedition offers more than just an adventure—it immerses you in the fascinating ecology and captivating wildlife of the Amazon. In addition, you’ll gain an in-depth understanding of the region’s unique ecosystems, making this experience truly unforgettable.

Macaw Clay Licks: Nature’s Spectacular Display of Color and Mystery

Macaw clay licks are a breathtaking natural wonder that never fails to captivate. Imagine this: hundreds of vibrant, colorful macaws flocking together, clinging to a cliffside, their feathers a striking contrast against the earth-toned backdrop. It’s truly a sight like no other—a spectacular display of nature in full bloom. However, there’s much more to this phenomenon than meets the eye. For instance, scientists have long been intrigued by why these birds gather at seemingly ordinary clay walls. Fortunately, research has uncovered fascinating answers that extend beyond mere observation.Amazon Jungle

Why Do Macaws Visit Clay Licks?

The clay itself is not just dirt—it’s a crucial component of the macaw’s diet and survival. In fact, these birds consume the clay to neutralize toxins found in their natural food sources. Additionally, the clay helps balance their digestive systems by providing essential minerals and electrolytes that they can’t obtain from fruit and seeds alone. Thus, the clay lick serves a crucial detoxification function. What’s more, the minerals—such as calcium and sodium—are important for the macaws‘ overall health, making the ritual vital to their well-being.

A Wildlife Wonderland Awaits

The Tour Expedition Macaw Clay Lick Full Day is your passport to a world teeming with life. Here, you’ll encounter a mind-boggling array of birds, mammals, reptiles, insects, and trees that call this place home. In addition, the sheer concentration of animal species in this compact wonderland is record-setting. Moreover, the richness of plant life here is unparalleled globally, making it an invaluable ecological treasure.

OVERVIEW
Length: Full Day Trip to Macaw Clay Lick, Chuncho
Location: Southern Peru, Madre de Dios Department, Puerto Maldonado
Type of service: Private or Group
Start Point: Pick-up from the Hotel/Bus Terminal in Puerto Maldonado
Departure: Every Day
Activities: Amazon jungle exploration, Macaw Clay Lick visit, Long walk through Amazon Peru  ,chuncho  Lick, Hiking, Tambopata Reserve, Sunrise and Sunset Photography, Bird Watching , Long Walk in the Trips ,Amazon Rainforest Sunrise and Sunset .
Altitude: 183 – 250 m.a.s.l.
Best time to visit: March – November
Meals: 1 Breakfast / 1 Lunch
Minimum participants: 2
Maximum participants: 10
Price per person: USD

Full-Day Macaw Clay Lick Expedition: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Amazon Adventure

Get ready for an unforgettable Amazon experience! Our Full-Day Macaw Clay Lick Expedition offers a unique chance to witness the vibrant spectacle of macaws and other fascinating bird species in their natural habitat, all while exploring the rich biodiversity of the Tambopata region. This carefully designed itinerary combines thrilling wildlife sightings, educational experiences, and breathtaking views—an adventure you won’t want to miss.

Highlights  Tour Expedition Macaw Clay Lick Full Day :

Guided Exploration: Learn from our expert guides, who provide in-depth insights into the region’s ecology, wildlife, and culture.
Wildlife Spotting: Witness parrots, macaws, capybaras, white caimans, and more in their natural environment.
Scenic Boat Rides: Cruise the Tambopata River while taking in stunning jungle landscapes.
Interactive Learning: Visit the local museum and discover the fascinating flora and fauna of the Amazon Manu  National Park .

Full-Day Macaw Clay Lick Expedition Itinerary

3:00 AM – Pick-Up from Your Hostel
We begin your adventure early with a comfortable 4×4 vehicle pick-up from your hostel. Get ready for an action-packed day.

5:00 AM – Arrive at the Port
After a scenic 1-hour drive through the jungle, we’ll arrive at the port. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife sightings as you enter the heart of the Amazon.

6:50 AM – Boat Journey to the Macaw Clay Lick
Hop on a boat for a 1 hour and 50-minute upriver journey, offering opportunities to spot shore birds, capybaras, white caimans, and, if you’re lucky, even jaguars or anacondas.

8:30 AM – 11:00 AM – Tour Expedition Macaw Clay Lick Full Day

Arrive at the Macaw Clay Lick, a natural wonder where you’ll observe hundreds of colorful macaws and parrots as they gather at the clay deposits. Your guide will provide an informative discussion about their behavior, ecology, and the significance of this unique event in the jungle.

11:00 AM – Breakfast with a View
Enjoy a delicious breakfast overlooking the bustling clay lick. Watch the birds continue their colorful display as you savor a freshly prepared meal in the heart of the Amazon.

11:30 AM – Visit the Checkpoint Museum
Take a short stop at the nearby checkpoint and explore the local museum. Here, you’ll learn about the incredible plant and animal species that call this region home.

12:00 PM – Return Boat Journey to the Lodge

After a morning filled with wildlife sightings, begin the return journey to the lodge. Make a brief stop for a refreshing swim in the stream or river to cool off.

1:00 PM – Lunch at the Lodge
Back at the lodge, enjoy a delicious and well-deserved lunch, recharging for the afternoon’s activities.

2:00 PM – Guided Walk Through the Jungle
Embark on a guided walk to discover more about the local economy, the Amazon’s resources, and the communities that live in harmony with the rainforest. Along the way, your guide will help you spot more fascinating wildlife.

4:00 PM – Boat Journey Downriver
Hop back on the boat for a relaxing 50-minute journey downriver, taking in the sights and sounds of the jungle as you return to Puerto Maldonado.

5:00 PM – Return to Puerto Maldonado
Conclude your adventure with a 1-hour drive back to Puerto Maldonado, filled with memories of an extraordinary day in the heart of the Amazon.

This carefully crafted itinerary ensures that you can fully experience the wonders of the Amazon Amazing in Tambopata Tours  while gaining valuable knowledge from the region’s expert guides. By the end of the day, you’ll not only have observed nature’s most incredible wonders but also learned about the intricate connections that sustain this ecosystem.

Discover the Tour Expedition Macaw Clay Lick Full Day  : Your Ultimate Expedition Awaits

Step into the heart of the Amazon Jungle and embark on an unforgettable journey through one of the world’s most pristine and biodiverse ecosystems. Our Amazon Jungle Tours offer an exclusive opportunity to explore untouched wilderness, vibrant wildlife, and awe-inspiring natural beauty. Whether you’re an adventure seeker or nature enthusiast, this is the experience you’ve been waiting for.

Tour Expedition Macaw Clay Lick Full Day –  Explore the Untamed Amazon: Your Journey Begins .

Leaving civilization behind, we set sail on a thrilling expedition deep into the Amazon Jungle. Traveling by boat along the Tambopata and Heath Rivers, we cross the Bolivian frontier and reach the Heath River Lodge, your gateway to the largest uninhabited rainforest in the Amazon. Here, in the unique blend of savannah and dense jungle, you’ll have the chance to spot extraordinary wildlife, including monkeys, vibrant parrots, capybaras, and even elusive jaguars.

A Journey to Sandoval Lake: A Wildlife Lover’s Paradise

Next, we board a boat to the stunning Sandoval Lake, where you’ll immerse yourself in the jungle’s wonders. As we venture through the lush terrain, you’ll have the opportunity to observe sloths, howler monkeys, and many non-native species. Later, we take to canoes, where the magic of the Amazon truly comes to life. Watch as giant otters, spider monkeys, and a myriad of birds create an unforgettable scene, while the golden hues of sunset paint the sky.

Stay in the Heart of the Amazon: Sandoval Lake Lodge to Tour Expedition Macaw Clay Lick Full Day .

Our adventure culminates with a peaceful night at the Sandoval Lake Lodge, nestled within the vibrant jungle. After a restful evening, we return to Puerto Maldonado, bringing an end to your incredible expedition.

Tambopata Reserve: A Treasure Trove of Biodiversity

Your journey continues in the Tambopata Reserve, a sanctuary for nature lovers and wildlife photographers alike. Home to a staggering diversity of birds, mammals, reptiles, insects, and plants, this region is a living testament to the beauty of the Amazon rainforest. The Tambopata Lodge Inn offers the perfect base to explore this biological wonderland, ensuring you experience the very best of this extraordinary ecosystem.

Did You Know?  Tour Expedition Macaw Clay Lick Full Day

  • Creation: September 4, 2000
  • Size: 274,690 hectares
  • Location: Madre de Dios, Peru (Inambari District)
  • Significance: Core area of the Biosphere Reserve
  • This protected area houses record-breaking concentrations of wildlife and an array of plant life greater than almost anywhere else on Earth.

A Spectacle Like No Other: The Macaw Clay Lick

One of the standout moments of your expedition is the Macaw Clay Lick, a natural wonder that will leave you

spellbound. Watch as hundreds of vibrant macaws, parrots, and other alluring bird species gather at this natural clay

deposit, creating a jaw-dropping display of color and sound.

This centuries-old ritual is not only visually spectacular but also offers a rare opportunity to witness these

magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.

Why Choose Our Amazon Jungle Tours?

Expert Guides: Our knowledgeable local guides ensure you have the best experience, providing insights into the

flora, fauna, and history of the Amazon.

Exclusive Lodging: Stay in carefully selected eco-lodges that blend comfort with sustainability, allowing you to

experience nature without sacrificing comfort.

Unique Wildlife Encounters: From jaguars to giant otters, the Amazon is home to an incredible range of

wildlife that you’ll have the opportunity to see up close.

Memorable Experiences: Whether you’re exploring by boat, canoe, or on foot, every moment of this expedition is

designed to amaze and inspire.

Book Your Amazon Jungle Adventure Today
Are you ready for the adventure of a lifetime?

Whether you’re a solo traveler, a family, or a group of friends, our Amazon Jungle Tours offer a once-in-a-lifetime

opportunity to connect with nature in one of the world’s most pristine environments.

 

Tambopata Lodge Inn – Peru Amazon

 

Tambopata Lodge Inn  – Peru Amazon

Collpas Tambopata Inn Lodge: Your Gateway to Amazonian Wonders

Welcome to Collpas Tambopata Inn Lodge, your haven nestled near some of the most astounding clay licks in the Amazon, including the renowned Chuncho and Colorado clay licks. Located within the Tambopata National Reserve, our lodge offers an extraordinary Amazonian experience like no other. Prepare to be captivated by the myriad activities we have in store for you.

Embrace the Jungle’s Heart:

Our lodge serves as your gateway to the captivating Tambopata National Reserve, where adventure and wonder await. Immerse yourself in the lush Amazon rainforest with a variety of activities designed to immerse you in the beauty of nature.

Activities Beyond Imagination:

Jungle Treks: Venture deep into the heart of the jungle with our expert guides.  Amazon Explore the vibrant flora and fauna, and uncover the secrets of this pristine wilderness.

Caiman Search: Embark on thrilling nighttime excursions to spot elusive caimans lurking in the riverbanks. Witness the Amazon come alive after dark.

Photos of the Lodge of Tambopata Lodge Inn

Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick: Just an hour from our lodge, the Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick beckons. Marvel at the kaleidoscope of colors as macaws and parrots flock to enjoy the mineral-rich clay.

Kayaking: Paddle along the serene waters of the Amazon and discover hidden corners of this enchanting ecosystem.

Piranha Fishing: Test your angling skills as you try your hand at catching the fierce piranhas that inhabit these waters.

Nocturnal Jungle Walk: Experience the Amazon’s mystical transformation after nightfall. Our guided night walks reveal a new world of creatures and sounds.

Medicinal Plant Excursion: Delve into the traditional knowledge of the rainforest as our guides introduce you to the medicinal wonders of Amazonian plants.

Your Amazonian Adventure Awaits:

Collpas Tambopata Inn Lodge invites you to embark on a journey of discovery and awe. Whether you seek the thrill of the jungle or the serenity of the river, our lodge offers an array of experiences to suit every adventurer. Join us, and let the Amazon rainforest weave its magic around you. Your adventure begins here

Tambopata Lodge is very close to the Tambopata National Reserve and Tambopata Lodge Inn Peru Amazon , ideal if you want to stay in a remote place in the Peruvian jungle. Everyone is at least one hour from the nearest city. For less

remote places, see Tambopata lodge – Puerto Maldonado – Madre de Dios.

 

What is the Tambopata National Reserve –

Tambopata National Reserve:

Area: 274,690 hectares (1,062 sq miles) of pristine Amazon rainforest
Wildlife: Home to jaguars, giant river otters, macaws, monkeys, and hundreds of other species
Cultural Significance: Deep ties to local indigenous and rural communities involved in its protection
Eco-Tourism: A top destination for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and eco-tourists
The Tambopata National Reserve is not just a place to visit — it’s an experience that connects you to the heartbeat of the Amazon rainforest

 

 

The Best Amazon Trip 3 days

The Best Amazon Trip 3 days

The Best Amazon Trip : Tambopata & Sandoval Lake . This tour is specially designed for travelers with limited time who want to enjoy an unforgettable experience in the Peruvian Amazon, visiting two of its most impressive reserves: Tambopata National Reserve and the majestic Sandoval Lake.

 Tambopata National Reserve – Chuncho Clay Lick

Explore the incredible Tambopata National Reserve, home to one of the highest concentrations of biodiversity on the planet. Here, you will have the opportunity to witness the famous Chuncho Clay Lick, considered one of the largest in South America.
Every morning, hundreds of parrots, parakeets, and macaws gather in this stunning natural spectacle to feed on mineral-rich clay. It’s a unique moment, full of color, sound, and wildlife that will leave you speechless.

 Sandoval Lake – Nature at Its Purest

The adventure continues at the beautiful Sandoval Lake, one of the most fascinating destinations in the Peruvian Amazon. Enjoy a relaxing paddle canoe ride across calm waters surrounded by lush vegetation.
During the journey, you may observe a wide variety of wildlife up close, such as:

Monkeys in their natural habitat
Turtles and caimans
Various species of  birds
And, with a bit of luck, the impressive giant river otters, an endangered species

The Best Amazon Trip  3 days

  • Length: 3 Days/2 Nights The Best Amazon Trip .
  • Type of service: Private or Group
  • Location: Southern Peru, Madre de Dios Department, Puerto Maldonado, Sandoval Lake Reserve
  • Activities: Amazon Travel , tambopata macaw clay lick chuncho  , Sandoval Lake, palm clay-lick, amazon travel , 2 night activities, photography, bird watching, walks through the Tambopata reserve, exploring the Sandoval Lake reserve by canoe.
  • Altitude: 139 – 400 m.a.s.l.
  • Best time to visit:March – November
  • Departure: Every Day
  • Minimum of participants: 2
  • Maximum of participants: 7
  • Price per person:  USD
  • Double accommodation  Per Person :
  • Fixed and Private Departure : Daily
  • Operates : All year
  • Physical Demand : None

3-Day The Best Amazon Trip (Short Version)

Day 1: Arrival & Jungle Introduction

Arrive in Puerto Maldonado, then travel by road and boat to Collpas Tambopata Inn. After settling in, enjoy a guided rainforest hike to learn about plants, wildlife, and monkeys. Climb a canopy tower for amazing views. Optional night boat tour to spot caimans.

Day 2:The Best Amazon Trip –  Macaws & Wildlife Adventures

Early visit to Chuncho Clay Lick to see colorful macaws and parrots. Later, go kayaking on the river to spot animals like capybaras and birds. At night, take a jungle walk to discover frogs, insects, and nocturnal wildlife.

Day 3: Sandoval Lake & Departure

Visit Sandoval Lake with a boat ride and forest walk. Spot monkeys and possibly giant river otters. Enjoy lunch in nature, then return to Puerto Maldonado for departure.

Tour Amazonas Heath River Widlife 6 days

Tour Amazonas: Heath River Wildlife & Sandoval Lake Lodge with Macaw Clay Lick – 6 Days

Discover the Untouched Amazon on a 6-Day Journey through Tour Amazonas Heath River Widlife 

Experience the raw beauty of the Upper Amazon Basin with our 6-day Amazon tour to Heath River Wildlife Center and Sandoval Lake Lodge. This unforgettable journey takes you deep into the most biodiverse region of South America, where Peru and Bolivia share a natural wonder — a sprawling expanse of protected rainforest teeming with wildlife.

 Heath River Wildlife Center: Macaws, Monkeys & More

Nestled on the border between Tambopata National Reserve (Peru) and Madidi National Park (Bolivia), the Heath River Wildlife Center offers an exclusive view of the rainforest’s vibrant ecosystems. One of the tour’s highlights is witnessing the spectacular macaw clay lick, where flocks of scarlet, blue-and-yellow, and red-and-green macaws gather at dawn in a kaleidoscope of color and sound.

Here, you’ll also explore trails through pristine jungle, with chances to spot tapirs, monkeys, and hundreds of bird species. The nearby Pampas of Heath provide a unique transition between rainforest and savanna, offering even more biodiversity to discover on guided walks.

 Sandoval Lake Lodge: Tranquil Waters & Giant Otters

After your adventure in Heath River, continue to the serene Sandoval Lake, located within the Tambopata Reserve near Puerto Maldonado. Accessible by a peaceful trail and canoe ride, Lake Sandoval is home to a resident family of giant river otters, black caimans, and numerous howler and squirrel monkeys.

Enjoy birdwatching, relaxing boat rides, and nature hikes through this calm and picturesque environment. Sandoval Lake is a perfect contrast to the wild energy of the Heath River, offering peaceful immersion in nature with the comforts of an eco-lodge.

Tour Amazonas Heath River Widlife

Day 1: Arrival in Puerto Maldonado → Heath River Wildlife Center

Arrival & Transfer: Meet at Puerto Maldonado airport; drive to boat dock.

Boat Journey: Motorized canoe on Tambopata → Madre de Dios River → Heath River (Peru-Bolivia border).

Scenery & Wildlife: Red cliffs, Cercopia trees, river birds (herons, hawks, cormorants), Capybaras.

Border Formalities: Cross into Bolivian side via river.

Evening: Arrive at Heath River Wildlife Center. Dinner and rest.

Meals: Box Lunch, Dinner

Day 2: Tour Amazonas Heath River Widlife

Early Morning: Visit the parrot & macaw clay lick; floating platform breakfast. See hundreds of parrots and macaws.

Midday Jungle Hike: Explore forest trails; see huge trees (Kapok, Chestnut, Strangler Fig), medicinal plants, monkeys, and wild pigs.

Afternoon: Walk to the Pampas of Heath (savanna ecosystem); view from elevated platform.

Wildlife: Fork-Tailed Hummingbirds, Maned Wolves, Red-Bellied & Blue-and-Yellow Macaws.

Evening/Night: Return walk with headlamps – listen for frogs, insects, and night creatures (tarantulas, night monkeys, etc.).

Optional: Visit mammal clay lick to see Lowland Tapir.

 Meals: B/L/D

Day 3: Tour Amazonas Heath River Widlife

Morning: Free choice:

Return to the macaw clay lick

More time on forest trails

Afternoon: Canoe around Cocha Guacamayo (oxbow lake)

Look for Giant Otters

Evening: Boat ride after dusk; search for Black Caiman (glowing orange eyes).

 Meals: B/L/D

Day 4: Heath River → Sandoval Lake Lodge

Early Morning: Boat downstream (peak wildlife activity) – chance to see Capybaras, maybe Jaguar or Tapir.

Midday: Arrive at Port Sandoval, hike 3km through Tambopata National Reserve.

Afternoon: Canoe through flooded forest → Sandoval Lake (motors banned).

Wildlife: Paiche fish (100kg), Giant Otters

Evening: Short night walk to see nocturnal wildlife.

Meals: B/L/D

Day 5: Sandoval Lake Lodge

Early Morning: Sunrise canoe trip – Giant Otters, birds, Shansho (Hoatzin).

Midday: Walk through primary rainforest; see giant Chestnut trees.

Afternoon: Explore western side of lake; likely Capuchin monkeys.

Evening: Educational video presentation + optional night caiman spotting.

 Meals: B/L/D

Day 6: Return to Puerto Maldonado → Flight to Cusco

Dawn: Cross the lake – chance to see macaws or monkeys waking.

Morning: Walk back to river → motorized canoe to Puerto Maldonado → transfer to airport for flight to Cusco.

 Meals: B

Amazon Rainforest

Discover the Rich Biodiversity of the Amazonas Region in Peru

The Amazonas Region of Peru, located in the northeastern part of the country, is a biodiversity hotspot situated between the Andes Mountains and the lowland Amazon Basin. This transitional zone features a unique ecological elevation gradient, resulting in a wide variety of ecosystems and life zones — many of which are endemic to the Amazon rainforest and crucial for global conservation efforts.

Key protected areas in and around the region include Manu National Park, Tambopata National Reserve, and Sandoval Lake Reserve. These areas are home to rare species of birds, mammals, reptiles, and plants, making them top destinations for researchers and eco-tourists visiting Tambopata Lodge.

 Why  Amazon Rainforest Is Crucial for Global Biodiversity –

Peru is one of the world’s 12 megadiverse countries, and the Amazonas Region alone contains 21 of the country’s 84 recognized life zones. According to a joint WWF–World Bank assessment, the main ecosystem types in the region include:

Humid Tropical Broadleaf Forests

Dry Tropical Broadleaf Forests

  • Montane Grasslands
  • These are part of the broader Amazon, Central Andes, and Northern Andes bioregions.
  • The region also contains six important ecoregions, including:
  • Peruvian Yungas (30%)
  • Montane Forests of the Eastern Royal Cordillera (26%)
  • Humid Forests of the Ucayali River (16%)
  • Humid Forests of the Napo River (14%)
  • Marañón Dry Forests (10%)
  • Páramo of the Central Cordillera (4%)

This incredible ecological complexity makes Amazonas a priority for national and international conservation efforts.

 The Ecological Crisis: Why Urgent Action Is Needed

Despite its richness, the Amazon rainforest in Peru is under threat due to deforestation, climate change, and unsustainable development. Human activities have disrupted the natural balance, leading to biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation.

In response, the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), signed by Peru, inspired the creation of the National Biodiversity Strategy, which in turn led to the Amazonas Regional Biodiversity Strategy (ERDBA). This strategic framework involves regional actors—including local governments, Tambopata tours, conservation NGOs, and indigenous communities—to develop policies that ensure the sustainable use of Amazon biodiversity.

A Vision for Sustainable Development in Amazonas

The vision of the Amazonas Region is to integrate Andean-Amazonian cultural identity with the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity. By encouraging eco-friendly tourism, promoting research partnerships, and developing sustainable economic alternatives, Amazonas aims to uplift its communities while preserving the rainforest.

Lodge Refuge – Sandoval Lake

Discover Lodge Refuge at Sandoval Lake:

Your Gateway to the Amazon
Lodge Refuge at Sandoval Lake is nestled in the heart of the Amazon, just a 3 km walk from Puerto Maldonado. Located within the stunning  Tambopata National Reserve  , this lodge offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore a thriving natural habitat, teeming with    Tour Wildlife,

A Rich Habitat Awaits

Sandoval Lake creates a vibrant ecosystem that supports a diverse array of species. Visitors frequently spot birds, sloths, monkeys, and various mammals around the lodge and the lake. This area boasts one of the most extensive and biologically diverse ecosystems on the planet.

Wildlife Tours in Tambopata -Lodge Refuge – Sandoval Lake .

The Tambopata National Reserve (RNTAMB) is home to an impressive 1,260 species of vertebrates. Here are some

highlights:

Amphibians: 93 species across 31 genera and 9 families
Birds: 648 species from 388 genera and 60 families
Mammals: 108 species belonging to 85 genera and 28 families
Fish: 323 species spread over 205 genera and 39 families
The richness of RNTAMB’s fauna not only features an extensive variety of species but also includes many threatened ones. National legislation categorizes 32 species as threatened, while the International Union for

Conservation of Nature (IUCN) lists 830 species at risk, including -Lodge Refuge – Sandoval Lake

57 amphibians
629 birds
102 mammals
16 fish
26 reptiles
Additionally, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) recognizes 88 species under various threat categories within RNTAMB.

Climate Insights for Your Tambopata Adventure

The climate in Tambopata features a humid subtropical forest with an average annual temperature of 26°C. Temperatures can fluctuate between 7.1°C and 38°C. Cold Antarctic winds occasionally reach the Amazon basin, particularly during June and July, causing cooler temperatures, known locally as “friaje.”

During September and October, you can expect maximum temperatures to rise to 38°C. Annual rainfall ranges from 1,600 mm to 2,400 mm, with peak rainfall occurring from December to March. Transition months include April, May, and October to November, while the drier months are June through September.

Why Choose Lodge Refuge – Sandoval Lake.

Choosing Lodge Refuge at Sandoval Lake means immersing yourself in a unique ecological experience while enjoying comfortable accommodations. Whether you’re an avid birdwatcher or a nature enthusiast, this destination offers something for everyone.

Ready to explore the wonders of the Amazon? Book your stay at Lodge Refuge today and embark on an unforgettable adventure!

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    Tambopata Amazon Nature & Wildlife: Macaw Clay Lick Adventure

    Explore the breathtaking beauty of the Tambopata Amazon Rainforest, home to the renowned Macaw Clay Licks—a natural spectacle of vibrant colors, fascinating wildlife behaviors, and pristine rainforest landscapes. From observing macaws and parrots in their natural habitat to thrilling expeditions, this journey offers a deep dive into Amazonian biodiversity.

    What Makes Macaw Clay Licks Unique?Lodge Refuge – Sandoval Lake

    The Ecological Role of Clay Licks
    Macaw clay licks, locally known as “Colpas” in the Quechua language, are naturally occurring clay-rich riverbanks where parrots, macaws, and other animals gather to consume soil. This behavior helps neutralize toxins found in their diet of seeds, fruits, and leaves, while providing essential minerals like sodium.

    Key Facts:

    These clay walls are found along rivers in Tambopata and Manu.
    Daily gatherings attract dozens to hundreds of birds, creating a dazzling spectacle of color and sound.
    Predators like hawks and eagles often patrol these sites, adding a layer of survival drama to the scene.
    Wildlife Behaviors at Macaw Clay Licks

    1. Mixed-Species Assemblages

    At the clay licks, species such as large macaws, parrots, and parakeets form distinct size-based groups:

    Large Macaws: Scarlet, Blue-and-Yellow, and Green-winged macaws dominate.
    Medium-Sized Parrots: Amazon parrots and small macaws like Red-bellied macaws often share space.
    Small Parakeets: The smallest species form flocks with a higher flight response to predators.
    Interestingly, false alarms—where flocks flee without a visible threat—are common, particularly among smaller birds, highlighting their heightened vigilance against predation.

    2. Color Coordination in Group Behavior –

    Research suggests that mixed-species groups at clay licks tend to Lodge Refuge – Sandoval Lakehave homogeneous coloration. For example:

    Large macaws display red, blue, green, and yellow hues, creating a visual harmony.
    Smaller parrots and parakeets are predominantly green, blending seamlessly into the rainforest.
    This visual uniformity may reduce predation risk, as predators tend to target individuals that stand out.

    Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick: A Must-Visit Destination

    Located deep in the Tambopata National Reserve, the Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick is one of the most spectacular clay licks in the Amazon. Visitors can expect to see dozens of macaws, parrots, and other wildlife species early in the morning when activity peaks.

     

     

     

    Refugio Sandoval Lake Resort está ubicado en el corazón de la reserva peruana de Tambopata en la Amazonía, a aproximadamente 12 km. Bajando el río ya 3 km. caminando, lejos de Puerto Maldonado, en el corazón de la Reserva Nacional Tambopata, rodeado de un refugio natural para la vida silvestre, el lago Sandoval crea un hábitat para diferentes especies de aves, perezosos, monos y otros mamíferos que se ven a menudo alrededor del albergue y el lago sandoval.

     

    Tambopata National Reserve

    Tambopata National Reserve – Jungle Trips

    Location of the Tambopata National Reserve

    Where is the Tambopata Reserve and how do you get there?

    The Tambopata National Reserve is located in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, in the Madre de Dios region, in the southeastern part of the country. Specifically, it lies within Tambopata Province, an area renowned for its incredible biodiversity and untouched landscapes that look like they came straight out of a nature documentary. Macaw clay lick

    Tambopata National Reserve: A Biodiversity Paradise in the Heart of the Peruvian Amazon

    The Tambopata National Reserve, located in the lush Tambopata River basin, is one of the last natural sanctuaries on Earth where biodiversity is displayed at its fullest. Considered a wildlife haven, this protected area in southeastern Peru boasts one of the highest levels of biological diversity in the world, making it an unmissable destination for nature lovers, wildlife photographers, and ecotourism enthusiasts. Tambopata adventure tours

    Where is the Tambopata Reserve located?

    It is located in the Madre de Dios region, in Tambopata Province, just a few kilometers from the city of Puerto Maldonado. The reserve directly borders the Bahuaja Sonene National Park, together forming a unique stronghold for natural conservation. It is also connected to other protected areas such as the Amarakaeri Communal Reserve, Alto Purús National Park, Manu National Park, and ecological zones in Bolivia, forming the ambitious Vilcabamba–Amboró Biological Corridor, vital for the preservation of endangered species. Manu Park tour

    Why is the Tambopata National Reserve important?

    The Tambopata National Reserve spans an impressive 274,690 hectares of subtropical humid rainforest. This vast expanse is protected by the Peruvian government in order to:

    • Conserve wildlife and plant species
    • Preserve unique natural landscapes
    • Promote sustainability through the responsible use of resources, such as Brazil nut groves, in collaboration with local communities
    • Safeguard a natural genetic bank of incalculable value to humanity

    In Tambopata, life flows in harmony. Here, hundreds of species of plants, birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians coexist in their natural habitat, far from human interference. Sandoval Lake Lodge tours

    Natural Attractions of Tambopata

    Wildlife in Tambopata is a living spectacle. The reserve is home to iconic and endangered species still living freely in their purest state, including:

    • Giant river otter
    • Collared peccary
    • Jaguar and ocelot
    • Anaconda
    • Curassow
    • Tapir (Amazonian tapir)

    Amazing facts about Tambopata’s biodiversity:

    • 103 species of amphibians
    • 632 species of birds
    • 169 species of mammals
    • 103 species of reptiles
    • 205 species of fish

    Over 120 species of daytime butterflies (Lepidoptera)

    • 151 species of dragonflies and damselflies (Odonata)
    • Also notable are rare and protected species such as:
    • Harpy eagle
    • Yungunturu (night monkey)
    • Blue-and-yellow macaw
    • Pacarana
    • Giant otter (endangered)

    What to do in the Tambopata Reserve?

    • Canoe along peaceful rivers and lakes
    • Take guided walks on interpretive trails
    • Birdwatching and nighttime wildlife observation
    • Nature photography in untouched habitats
    • Stay in eco-lodges surrounded by jungle sounds

    Tambopata National Reserve: biodiversity in Tambopata, Amazon animals in Peru, ecotourism in Peru, how to get to Tambopata, tourism in Puerto Maldonado, macaws in Peru, jaguars in the jungle, lodges in Tambopata.

    How to get to Tambopata National Reserve

    The fastest and safest way to reach it is by flying from Cusco to Puerto Maldonado, the capital of Madre de Dios. The flight takes about 45 minutes and offers stunning views of the Andes descending into the tropical rainforest.

    Once in Puerto Maldonado, the real adventure begins: travelers board a riverboat and navigate the majestic Tambopata River, journeying deeper into the jungle. This trip can take between 1 to 3 hours, depending on the lodge or area of the reserve being visited.

    Tip for Responsible Travelers: Tambopata National Reserve

    The safest and most enriching way to explore Tambopata is by hiring the services of a specialized agency authorized by SERNANP (National Service of Natural Protected Areas). These agencies offer complete packages including transportation, eco-lodge accommodation, and expert wildlife guides.

    Why visit Tambopata National Reserve?

    Tambopata is one of the last strongholds of untouched wildlife on the planet. Here, you can see macaws, jaguars, giant river otters, howler monkeys, vibrantly colored frogs, and thousands of plant species, many of which are still not classified by science.

    This natural paradise is perfect for:

    Nature and adventure tourism

    Wildlife photography

    Boat trips on rivers and lakes

    Stargazing under clear skies

    Guided hikes through primary rainforest