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Booking Terms and Conditions –Tambopata Lodge

  Booking Terms and Conditions –Tambopata Lodge   Thank you for choosing us  Before booking your trip, please carefully read the following terms and conditions:

1. Contract Acceptance

By booking a trip with TAMBOPATA LODGE  – Travel & Tourism Agency (www.tambopatalodge.net), you agree to be legally bound by these Terms and Conditions. This document governs the relationship between the client and the company, including cancellation policies, payments, modifications, and legal responsibilities. The applicable law will be that of Peru Amazon .

2. Booking

• Bookings can be made through:
• Phone
• Email

Website (www.tambopatalodge.net)

Fax – Booking Terms and Conditions –Tambopata Lodge

By doing so, you confirm that you have read and accepted these terms on behalf of yourself and all other travelers included in the booking (including minors and persons with disabilities).

A booking is considered confirmed only when the company issues a confirmation email or receipt. At that point, a formal contract is established between the company and the client. The company reserves the right to modify prices before confirmation or to reject a booking at its discretion.

3. Travel  Booking Terms and Conditions –Tambopata Lodge

Sandoval Lake operates in remote areas where service standards may differ from those in your home country. Traveling in the Peruvian Amazon requires flexibility, patience, and understanding of potential changes due to circumstances beyond our control.

4. Force Majeure

Sandoval Lake is not responsible for situations that cannot be foreseen or avoided despite due diligence, such as:

• Social unrest
• Natural phenomena
• Strikes
• Illness outbreaks
• Extreme weather conditions
• Unexpected closures

In such cases, the company reserves the right to modify, postpone, or cancel the trip as a last resort.

5. Travel Insurance

We recommend purchasing travel insurance that covers:

• Accidents
• Medical expenses
• Emergency repatriation
• Cancellations
• Lost luggage

Please send us your policy number before your trip.

6. Personal Documentation – Booking Terms and Conditions –Tambopata Lodge

Your passport must be valid. Please inform us if you plan to renew it before the trip.

If applicable, the ISIC card must be valid at the start of the tour.

7. Deposit and Final Payment – Booking Terms and Conditions –Tambopata Lodge 

• To confirm your reservation, the following is required: 50% advance payment of the total cost of the tour package. This can be made in Peruvian soles or dollars. The remaining balance must be paid at least 48 hours before the tour starts at our offices in Lima, Cusco, or Puerto Maldonado (with cash in Peruvian soles or dollars). All amounts are subject to agreement with the client.

Important Notes:

 Transaction fees are not included in the tour price.

Reference exchange rate: 1 USD = Suns

8. Cancellations

Cancellations must be submitted in writing to bookingmanutrips@hotmail.com. The following penalties apply:
Notice Period Penalty

• Up to 14 days before the trip, nothing is paid.
• From 13 to 8 days before the trip: 50% of the total.
• 2 days before or the same day: 100% of the total (non-refundable).

The final balance is non-refundable.

If requested, we can issue a letter for your travel insurance company.

Some unused portions of the service (e.g., Machu Picchu entrance tickets) may still be redeemable.

 

Only the person who made the booking may request a refund.

Taxes and bank/transfer fees are not refundable.

Estimated refund processing time: 3 to 10 business days.

Refund methods include:

Visa, Mastercard, American Express

Western Union, Moneygram

Bank deposits in BCP, BBVA, Interbank, Scotiabank, etc.

11. Health Recommendations

We recommend staying at an altitude above 3,000 meters (e.g., Cusco) for at least 3 days before the tour to minimize the effects of altitude sickness.

Helpful Tips:

Stay well hydrated

Avoid alcohol and smoking

Eat carbohydrate-rich foods

Drink coca leaf tea

Ask your doctor about Diamox if necessary

12. Early Arrival

We strongly recommend arriving in Lima or Cusco at least 48 hours before your tour. Unexpected events such as strikes may occur and could require starting the tour earlier than scheduled (see “Force Majeure” section). SANDOVAL LAKE TRIPS 

Tambopata Buffer Zone Reserve

 Social, Economic, and Productive Characterization of the Populations in the Tambopata Buffer Zone Reserve

1. Population and Localities in the Tambopata National Reserve Tambopata Reserve Buffer Zone

According to the INEI (2007) census, Madre de Dios is the least populated region in Peru, with only 0.4% of the national population. The Buffer Zone (ZA) of the Tambopata National Reserve (RNTAMB) is home to approximately 8,147 inhabitants, distributed across the districts of Tambopata, Laberinto, and Inambari, along the Puerto Maldonado-Cusco highway, and in the Tambopata and Malinowski river basins.

• Population Projection
  2009: 117,981 inhabitants.
• 2010: 121,183 inhabitants.
• Annual growth rate (2010): 2.71% (INEI, 2011).

2. Types of Human Settlements in the Tambopata Buffer Zone Reserve

The inhabitants of the Madre de Dios rainforest are organized primarily into:

a) Native Communities
There are four native communities:

Ese’Eja: Palma Real, Sonene, Infierno.

Pukirieri: Kotsimba.

b) Population Centers
They group more than 350 families. They have a lieutenant governor, but depend on the district municipalities.

c) Sectors
Small groups of families, similar to neighborhoods, without their own authorities.

d) Producer Associations
Groups organized for economic activities, with a Board of Directors and family and neighborhood ties.

3. Populated Areas Identified in the RNTAMB -Tambopata Buffer Zone Reserve

Five key areas have been identified:

a) Puerto Maldonado-Cusco Highway Zone

23 sectors in the districts of Tambopata, Laberinto, and Inambari, with agricultural activities.

b) Tambopata River Zone
12 sectors located in the Tambopata District, from Puerto Maldonado to the Bahuaja Sonene National Park.

c) Malinowski River Zone
Includes mining associations and the Kotsimba Native Community. All sectors belong to the Inambari District.

d) Madre de Dios River Zone
From the mouth of the Tambopata River to the Sonene Community. It covers sectors such as Palma Real and Sonene (Tambopata District).

e) Internal RNTAMB Zone
Includes the Sandoval Lake and Nueva América sectors, within the Tambopata National Reserve.

4. Possessions and Acquired Rights in the RNTAMB – Tambopata Buffer Zone Reserve

Before its creation, the RNTAMB had 27 rights of use (possession certificates and property titles).

Notable cases:
Nueva América: 18 registered rights (1,150 ha). Some properties overlap with SERNANP Brazil nut harvesting contracts.

Lago Sandoval: 4 property titles (287 ha).

Infierno: Native community with 960 ha overlapping the RNTAMB.

La Torre: 1 titled property of 105 ha.

Total overlapping area: 3,708 ha.

5. Control and Surveillance Infrastructure

The RNTAMB has 9 strategically distributed checkpoints:

Checkpoints: San Antonio, Briolo, Huisene, Sandoval, Jorge Chávez, La Torre, Malinowski, Azul, and Farfán.

Objective: Control access to the Bahuaja Sonene National Park and monitor the conservation of the area.

Operational Goal (2011)

200 annual patrols (8 special ones), carried out according to the threats detected in the area.

6. Social and Cultural Life in Tambopata

Communities celebrate local, regional, and national festivals such as:

Popular: San Juan, Carnival, Virgen de la Candelaria, Anniversary of Puerto Maldonado.

Native Cultural: Traditional rites, songs, and dances in devotion to deities according to their ancestral worldview.

Sports, especially soccer championships, are a common practice during anniversaries and intercommunity celebrations.

7. Local Economic Development in the Tambopata Buffer Zone Reserve

a) Agricultural Situation
Agricultural properties average 42.7 ha:

• 14.2 ha for agriculture.
• 4.4 ha for livestock.
• 24.1 ha as preserved forest.

Main Crops

Corn, rice, cassava, and plantain. These are sold mainly in Puerto Maldonado and Mazuko, without intermediaries, generating direct income for farmers.

b) Livestock Production

Cattle: Common in the Puerto Maldonado-Cusco highway area (requires 1 ha per animal).

Poultry and Small Animals: For personal consumption, present throughout the area, raised by the family unit.

The income from these activities covers basic needs such as education, healthcare, and housing.

• Tambopata National Reserve
  Tambopata Buffer Zone
  Tourism in the Peruvian Amazon
  Native Communities in Madre de Dios
  Economic Development in the Amazon
  Sustainable Agriculture and Livestock Farming in Tambopata
  Puerto Maldonado
  Jungle Tours and Ecotourism in Peru

Amazon Trips Tambopata 4 days .

Select Experiences are private adventures that reveal the essence of a destination through cultural and active discoveries Amazon Trips  Tambopata   . These private and independent explorations offer you insider access to enjoy a city or region and give you the freedom of a flexible itinerary for jungle trips. Choose your preferred departure date and experience Selects on their own or as a complement to other travel.

-Our hostel is located in the Tambopata National Reserve, 4 hours away from the city of Puerto Maldonado, travel in our 4 by 4 vehicle and then by outboard boat up the river from the Tambopata National Park. Our hostel has private rooms, showers, bathrooms and mosquito nets, single, double, triple, quadruple and matrimonial rooms.
We have other special services such as bungalows,
Our hostel is rustic with typical constructions of the jungle, as the roofs are covered with palm leaves, when using these it is cooler during the dry seasons .

Amazon Trips Tambopata    4 days

• Length: 4 Days/3 Nights
• Type of service: Private or Group
• Location: Southern Peru, Madre de Dios Department, Puerto Maldonado, Sandoval Lake Reserve
• Activities: Amazon Travel ,Sandoval Lake, palm clay-lick, amazon travel sandoval lake lodge
• 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

This Amazon Trips Tambopata 4-Day Tour offers a deeper dive into the heart of the Tambopata rainforest, with a mix of river journeys, forest hikes, wildlife spotting, and unique canopy experiences. Here’s a clear breakdown of the itinerary and highlights:

 4-Day Amazon Trips Tambopata Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival & Introductory Jungle Walk

Flight: Lima or Cusco → Puerto Maldonado.

Transfer: Met by guide at airport → Dugout canoe ride up the Tambopata River to the lodge.

Highlights:

Scenic river journey from deforested areas to pristine rainforest.

Welcome drink and staff introduction.

Late afternoon introductory hike on “terra firme” forest trail (Trail 2) — Brazil-nut and Dipteryx trees.

Wildlife: Saddle-back Tamarinds, Brown Capuchins, Agoutis, Pacas, Blue Morpho butterflies, Trogons, Toucans.

Night walk post-dinner to spot nocturnal animals using eye-shine techniques (~50% of rainforest animals are nocturnal).

Day 2: Lake Condenado Exploration

Morning: Early breakfast, then motorized canoe to the trailhead.

Activity: Foot and paddle canoe exploration of Lake Condenado system.

Wildlife: Giant Otters, Rufescent Tiger-herons, Great Egrets, Wattled Jacanas, Hoatzin, Donacobius.

Afternoon: Free time for lodge area exploration or relaxation.

Optional: Tree platforms climb with ropes and harnesses for a canopy perspective and close-ups of orchids & arboreal species (extra cost).

Evening: Motorized canoe night tour along the Tambopata River to spot caimans and other nocturnal animals.

Day 3: Lake Sachavacayoc (Tapir Lake) Hike

Morning: Boat ride downstream to trailhead.

Activity: Longer trek through swampy ground and past giant Lupuna trees to a hidden lake.

Wildlife: Possible sightings of Black Caiman, Giant Otters.

Afternoon: Free for relaxation, bathing in clear streams.

Day 4: Departure

Morning: Early wildlife viewing around the lodge — howler monkeys and other active morning species.

Transfer: Return to Puerto Maldonado airport for onward flight.

Guide support: Assistance with check-in and departure.

 Extras & Flexibility

• Extra days possible at Tambopata Eco Lodge with full board.
• Options for guided or unguided hikes, further trail explorations, repeats of favorite lake visits.
• Canopy platform climbs (with ropes/harness) available for closer looks at the forest canopy and arboreal wildlife (extra cost).
• Dawn excursions to catch forest activity at sunrise.

Wild Jungle Macaw Clay Chuncho 3 days

In Peru Tambopata is a reserve created with an underlying philosophy of the sustainable use of natural resources of the forest. The tambopata is unconditionally protect forests Wild Jungle Macaw Clay Chuncho , flora and fauna, birds, parrots, mammals, butterflies, vascular plants, the macaw clay lick, etc and wildlife as the virgin territories of tropical moist lowland forests of the Amazon by rio Madre de Dios and Puerto Maldonado.

Wild Jungle Macaw Clay Chuncho 3 days

• Peru Tambopata: Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick Tour
• Duration: 3 Days / 2 Nights
• Tour Type: Private or Group
• Location: Tambopata, Madre de Dios, Southern Peru
• Departure Point: Puerto Maldonado
• Altitude: 183 – 400 m.a.s.l.
• Best Time to Visit: March – December
• Departures: Daily
• Group Size: Min 2 – Max 10 participants
• Activities Included: Chuncho Macaw Clay Lic El Gato Waterfall ,Tambopata River wildlife tours .Rainforest hikes and night walks
  Price per Person: USD
  Contact us for discounts on groups and early bookings.

Overview:Wild Jungle Macaw Clay Chuncho

Join our 3-day Amazon jungle tour to the Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick—one of the most spectacular wildlife experiences in Peru’s Tambopata National Reserve. Departing from Puerto Maldonado, this adventure features riverboat excursions, encounters with fascinating wildlife, visits to native communities, a refreshing waterfall swim, and night walks in the rainforest. Perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and explorers seeking a truly immersive jungle experience.

This 3-Day Jungle Adventure in Tambopata, Peru reads like a perfect blend of immersive wildlife experiences, eco-conscious travel, and comfortable jungle living. Here’s a quick breakdown and highlights to help you assess or plan further:

 Itinerary Summary

Day 1: Arrival & Jungle Immersion

Travel: Flight into Puerto Maldonado → 2-hour bus + 30-min boat to Collpas Tambopata Inn.

Lodge: Eco-luxury at the edge of the Tambopata National Reserve.

Highlights:

Guided forest hike with high chances of monkey and bird sightings.

Sunset from a 50-meter canopy tower.

Optional moonlit river ride to see caimans.

Day 2: Chuncho Clay Lick & Jungle Nightlife

Morning: Pre-dawn trip to Chuncho Clay Lick – iconic macaw spectacle.

Midday: Scenic breakfast and kayaking along the Tambopata River.

Night: Guided nocturnal forest walk – fungi, spiders, frogs, and more.

Day 3: Sandoval Lake & Departure

Early Transfer: Journey to Sandoval Lake for a final deep jungle hike.

Wildlife: High potential to see monkeys, river otters, toucans.

Lunch: Open-air lakeside dining.

Return: Boat + bus back to Puerto Maldonado for your outbound flight.

 Notable Features Wild Jungle Macaw Clay Chuncho

Lodge Experience: A rare mix of comfort and isolation—being the furthest lodge from town puts you closer to prime wildlife zones.

Wildlife Density: 7+ monkey species, macaws, river otters, caimans, and rich birdlife—perfect for photographers or naturalists.

Guides: 10:1 guest-to-guide ratio ensures personalized, expert-led explorations.

Sustainability: Visit supports Wired Amazon and Tambopata National Reserve conservation efforts.

 Perfect For:

• Eco-conscious travelers
• Birdwatchers & wildlife photographers
• Adventure-seekers wanting an authentic Amazon experience with soft luxury

 Keep in Mind:

• Early mornings are key to wildlife viewing—expect pre-dawn starts.
• Humidity, insects, and jungle terrain mean proper gear (boots, long sleeves, repellents) is essential.
• Connectivity is limited—digital detox time.

 

 

Discover the Heart of the Amazon Rainforest – Family-Friendly & Full of Adventure

Step into the magical world of the Tambopata National Reserve on this 5 Days Family Adventure in the Peruvian Amazon  expedition deep into the Peruvian Amazon. Whether you’re spotting vibrant macaws at the Chuncho Clay Lick, canoeing across the serene waters of Lake Sandoval, or trekking through lush jungle trails in search of colorful birds, caimans, and curious monkeys—this immersive journey is packed with unforgettable nature encounters.

Stay in comfortable jungle lodges, enjoy hearty Peruvian meals (vegetarian options available), and explore by boat, canoe, and foot with an expert local guide who brings the rainforest to life.

 Places You’ll Explore:

5 Days / 4 Nights Family Adventure 

Departure: Daily

Duration: 5 Days / 4 Nights

Ideal for: Families, nature lovers, wildlife photographers, adventure travelers

Languages: English, Spanish, French, German

Macaw Clay Lick – Chuncho (Tambopata Reserve)

• Monkey Island
• Lake Sandoval
• Palm Tree Clay Lick
• Madre de Dios & Tambopata Rivers

 Activities & Highlights

•  Guided jungle treks
• Canoe rides on Lake Sandoval
• Night caiman spotting
• Wildlife observation (monkeys, parrots, jaguars & more)
• Hanging bridge canopy walk
• Piranha fishing
• Sunrise at the Macaw Clay Lick

 Comfortable Jungle Lodging

• 1 night near Chuncho Clay Lick
• 2 nights at Amazon Lodge Tambopata
• 1 night at Lake Sandoval Lodge hosted by a local family

 All Transportation Included

• Private 4×4 vehicle
• Motorized boats
• Paddle canoes

 Itinerary at a Glance

Day 1: Arrival in Puerto Maldonado – 4×4 Jungle Ride & Lodge Stay

Airport pickup & welcome briefing

4×4 ride to Philadelphia community

Motorboat to lodge near Chuncho Clay Lick

Introductory jungle walk

Dinner + night wildlife walk

Day 2: 5 Days Family Adventure in the Peruvian Amazon :   Macaw Clay Lick – Sunrise Wildlife Viewing & Tambopata Lodge

Early trip to Chuncho Clay Lick

Breakfast by the clay wall

Wildlife sightings: macaws, capybaras, jaguars, caimans

Boat to Amazon Lodge Tambopata

Evening wildlife walk

Day 3: Lake Sandoval – Jungle Hike, Canoe Ride & Family Stay

Morning boat & hike to Lake Sandoval

Paddle canoe across the lake

Stay with a local host family in a jungle lodge

Swimming (safe area), dinner & night hike

Day 4:  5 Days Family Adventure in the Peruvian Amazon: Palm Clay Lick – Rainforest Trails

Sunrise canoe to palm clay lick

Jungle trail exploration

Return to Tambopata Lodge

Night walk & dinner

Day 5: Canopy Walk, Kayaking & Fishing

Kayaking on the Madre de Dios River

20-meter canopy tower climb & hanging bridges

Lunch & piranha fishing

Transfer to airport or bus terminal