Rainforest Wild Peru 4 days

Rainforest Wild Peru 4 days

Experience the Enchanting Beauty of Rainforest Wild Peru

Prepare yourself for an extraordinary adventure into the heart of Rainforest Wild Peru—a tour that promises to captivate your senses and immerse you in the pristine wonders of nature.

Tambopata Rainforest and Lake Sandoval Itinerary: An Unforgettable Adventure in the Peruvian Jungle
If you’re looking for an authentic experience in the Peruvian Amazon, the Tambopata Rainforest and Lake Sandoval Tour is, without a doubt, one of the best options. This tour not only takes you to the heart of Tambopata National Park, one of the most biodiverse protected natural areas on the planet, but also allows you to explore the deep jungle, walk among virgin forests, and marvel at unique species of wildlife.

Why choose this tour?
This tour is highly recommended by travelers, biologists, and nature lovers due to its privileged location: within the Tambopata National Reserve, in the Madre de Dios region. Here, the jungle preserves its natural state, allowing close encounters with species that have inhabited this area for thousands of years.

Rainforest Wild Peru 4 days

• 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. to sandoval lake reserved, trips by canoe ,explorer jungle ,night trips in canoe ,sunset ,adventure  raninforest .
  
•  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
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Tambopata Rainforest Sandoval Lake Itinerary Overview

Experience the enchanting beauty of the Tambopata Rainforest and Lake Sandoval.

What Makes This Itinerary Special
Lake Sandoval
One of the most celebrated lakes in the Peruvian Amazon, Lake Sandoval is surrounded by lush tropical forests and is home to remarkable wildlife, including giant river otters, black caimans, monkeys, and striking bird species such as macaws and hoatzins.

Tropical Forests and Aguajales
Explore a variety of ecosystems through guided hikes—flooded forests, palm swamps (aguajales), and upland rainforests—each teeming with biodiversity and offering unique encounters with plant and animal life.

Wildlife Observation
Spot howler monkeys, scarlet macaws, toucans, capybaras, tarantulas, colorful frogs, and more—all thriving in their natural habitats.

Animal Clay Licks
Visit natural clay licks where birds and mammals gather to ingest essential minerals. These gatherings offer one of the Amazon’s most captivating and dynamic wildlife spectacles.

Night Walks
Discover the secrets of the jungle after dark. Night walks reveal a whole new side of the rainforest, where nocturnal creatures like snakes, frogs, and insects emerge in fascinating ways.

A Transformative Experience

Unlike quick or surface-level tours, this itinerary is designed for travelers seeking a deeper, more meaningful connection with nature. Quiet boat rides at dawn, treks along hidden trails, and the constant chorus of the jungle immerse you in the rhythms of the rainforest. It’s not just a visit—it’s a shared experience with one of the planet’s richest ecosystems.

Ideal for Conscious Travelers and Adventure Lovers
Whether you’re a wildlife photographer, bird enthusiast, intrepid explorer, or someone yearning to disconnect and recharge, this journey offers full immersion into the heart of the Amazon. Every moment unveils a new discovery, a fresh perspective, and a deeper appreciation for the natural world.

Day 1: Puerto Maldonado to Tambopata Lodge Inn – Rainforest Wild Peru

Pickup from the bus terminal or airport and registration at the main office.
Departure at 8:30 a.m. for the Rainforest Wild Peru tour.
Private transport for a 2-hour journey to the port.
50-minute boat ride along the Tambopata River, observing wildlife.
Arrival at Tambopata Lodge Inn, welcomed with a typical Amazonian soft drink.
Lunch at the lodge.
Afternoon guided walk in the primary forest, exploring diverse flora and fauna.
Dinner at the lodge.
Nocturnal activity with lanterns to observe alligators, capybaras, and potentially nocturnal felines.
Return to the lodge for rest.

Day 2: Tambopata Adventure to Reserve Center Macaw Clay Lick Chuncho – Rainforest Wild Peru

Early start at 5:00 a.m.
Boat journey upstream the Tambopata River for 1 hour and 20 minutes, enjoying sunrise wildlife spotting.
Visit the Macaw Clay Lick Chuncho to observe colorful parrots and macaws.
Breakfast during the observation.
Boat journey back to  Amazonia Tambopata Lodge .
Explore the Research Center to learn about flora and fauna.
Return to the lodge for dinner.
Night walk to observe nocturnal species.
Rest at Amazonia Tambopata Lodge .

Day 3: Refuge Center Tambopata Lodge Inn to Sandoval Lake Reserve – Rainforest Wild Peru

Wake up to the sounds of birds and howler monkeys.
Breakfast and boat journey downriver  to the port.
Private transport back to Puerto Maldonado.
Prepare for the Sandoval Lake Reserve tour at the office.
Boat ride along the Madre de Dios River for 45 minutes.
Register at the Sandoval del Tambopata Lake Reserve control post.
1-hour 30-minute walk observing different species.
Canoe ride to Sandoval Lake Reserve .
Explore the flora and fauna around the lake.
Night walk to observe nocturnal animals.
Overnight stay at inside to Sandoval Lake .

Day 4: Refuge Center Sandoval Lake to Puerto Maldonado and Airport/Bus Station – Rainforest Wild Peru

Early start before dawn between 4:30 and 5:00 a.m.
Visit the palm tree lick to observe macaws, parrots, and parakeets.
Return to the lodge for breakfast.
Visit the “route of the giant trees” to learn about various tree species.
Learn about medicinal plants used by indigenous and local people.
Observation of Giant river otters in Sandoval Lake.
Breakfast with local families.
Last walk in another primary forest.
Swimming in the lake and lunch.
Canoe ride followed by a walk and then a boat ride back to Puerto Maldonado.
Drop-off at the office or airport/bus station, depending on the airline schedules.

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

A Perfect Escape: .

Step into a world where every moment is a journey of discovery. Rainforest Wild Peru offers a flawless blend of diverse, ancient, and untouched primary and virgin forests, coupled with serene lakes that house a breathtaking array of species that have thrived for countless generations.

Discover Nature’s Treasures .

Explore Rainforest Wildlife  the lush green canopies of distinct primary and virgin forests, where each step reveals a new chapter in the story of life. Encounter species that have called this enchanting land home for centuries, from vibrant flora to elusive fauna, creating a symphony of biodiversity in Amazonia Peru.

Guardians of the Forest.

These reserves are not only a testament to the marvels of nature but also a tribute to the dedicated forest guardians who protect this precious ecosystem. In a short time, you’ll witness the tireless efforts of these stewards of the land, ensuring that this natural haven thrives.

Rainforest Wild Peru 4 days

A World of Diversity:Rainforest Wild Peru beckons you to immerse yourself in its world of diverse and mesmerizing species. Marvel at the kaleidoscope of life that surrounds you and experience the profound connection between every living creature and the lush landscapes they call home.

Your journey into Rainforest Wild Peru promises an unforgettable communion with nature’s wonders. In just a short time, you’ll find yourself basking in the splendor of this marvelous natural world. Come, embrace the magic of our wilderness, and embark on a journey you’ll cherish forever to wildlife peru rainforest

Day 1: Puerto Maldonado to Tambopata Lodge, Rainforest Wild Peru

Embark on an unforgettable journey with Rainforest Wild Peru. After a warm welcome at the Puerto Maldonado bus terminal or airport, we’ll transfer you to our office to check in and leave excess baggage. Then, set off on a scenic boat ride down the Tambopata River, where you’ll encounter the Amazon’s incredible wildlife, including capybaras, turtles, and perhaps even the elusive jaguar. Upon arrival at the Tambopata Lodge, enjoy a refreshing Amazonian drink and a comfortable room for the night. In the afternoon, explore the untouched rainforest, home to ancient trees and diverse creatures like monkeys, frogs, and butterflies. As night falls, embark on a thrilling nocturnal boat trip to spot caimans and nocturnal hunters in the jungle.

Day 2: Tambopata to Macaw Clay Lick, Chuncho Reserve

Rise early for a breathtaking sunrise on the Tambopata River. During the boat ride, keep an eye out for jaguars and anacondas along the riverbanks. Once at the Macaw Clay Lick, witness a spectacular gathering of vibrant macaws and parrots feeding on the mineral-rich clay. After a hearty breakfast, head back to the lodge for more wildlife exploration on foot. The afternoon promises sightings of monkeys, tapirs, and medicinal plants along the trails. As night falls, venture out again for a nocturnal walk, spotting jungle creatures that come alive after dark.

Day 3: Sandoval Lake Adventure

After a hearty breakfast, travel to the Sandoval Lake Reserve for an immersive jungle experience. Navigate the Madre de Dios River, then hike through the rainforest, spotting monkeys, birds, and rare flora. Arrive at the tranquil Sandoval Lake, where canoeing and birdwatching offer breathtaking views of this pristine ecosystem. Enjoy a nocturnal canoe trip to observe caimans, turtles, and wildlife under the stars. Return to the lodge for a restful night, surrounded by nature’s sounds.

Day 4: Sandoval Lake to Puerto Maldonado

Wake up to the magical sunrise over Sandoval Lake and explore the primary forest before heading to the “Giant Trees Route,” home to centuries-old trees and endangered species like the giant river otter. Capture stunning photos and immerse yourself in the local flora and fauna before heading back to Puerto Maldonado . After lunch, board the boat for a final scenic journey back to town, where your adventure concludes, and you’ll be transferred to the airport or bus terminal.

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Included in Rainforest Wild Peru :

• Private boat on tour
• Private vehicle land transportation;
• Meals: 3x Breakfast, 3 Lunch, 3 Dinner and drinking water (Please note: vegetarian option upon request for no extra cost!);
• Accommodation: 3 Nights in lodges;
• A professional naturalist Tour Guide;
• First aid kit, including a poison extractor, mosquito bite treatment and an antidote for a snake bite;
• Radio communications;
• Rubber boots.
• Water

Not included in the Rainforest Wild Peru :

• Any flight nor airport departure taxes;
• Travel insurance;
• Vaccination;
• Breakfast on the first day and Lunch on the last day;
• Drinks;
• Tips to local staff.
• Entrance fee to the Tambopata National Reserve.

What to take with you to the  Rainforest Wild Peru :

• Mosquito repellent (DEET 35 recommended as a MINIMUM!!),
• Original passport,
• Small backpack,
• Long sleeved cotton shirts (preferably green coloured),
• Long cotton trousers,
• Cotton long socks (to be put into your trousers),
• Comfortable walking shoes,
• Sandals or light shoes,
• Rain gear (e.g. rain poncho),
• Swimsuits;
• Binoculars (we also rent it),
• Camera and its charger,
• Plastic bags to be used for clothes and a camera,
• A hat as a protection against the Sun or rain,
• Toiletries,
• Small towel,
• Toilet paper,
• Sun cream,
• Sunglasses,
• Flashlight (with spare bulb and batteries),
• A bottled water (1 litre as a minimum),
• Pocket money (Soles) to buy some beverages and souvenirs as well as to tip.

Rainforest Wild – Tambopata

The Tambopata National Reserve is a 275,000 hectare conservation unit created by the Peruvian government in 1990 to protect the watersheds of the Tambopata and Candamo rivers – Rainforest Wild Peru . It is adjacent to the huge 1 million hectare Bahuaja Sonene National Park.The rainforests provide lumber, fiber, food, fuel and medicine, but are disappearing fast and already 500,000 km2 have been cleared.

Tamabopata Amazonia

Whilst the reserve was created with an underlying philosophy of sustainable resource use, the park was created with the purpose of wholeheartedly protecting the forests within. Both units protect some of the last untouched lowland and premontane tropical humid forests in the Amazon. This Connecticut-sized (or Switzerland-sized) area of pristine forest contains 1300 bird species, 32 parrot species (10% of the world’s total), 200 mammal species, 1200 butterfly species and over 10,000 species of vascular plants. Less than 5000 people (equivalent to a minor league sports event) inhabit the reserve’s “area of influence” to the north. They make a living off slash and burn agriculture, small scale gold mining, timber extraction, and hunting and fishing. One thousand Ese’ejas live in four titled communities within this area of influence. The undergoing construction of the Interoceanic Highway, joining Brazil’s north Atlantic coast with Peru’s Pacific Coast and access to the Asian markets presents the principal threat over the mid term to this region’s incomparable wilderness. The Tambopata conservation units form part of the titanic 30 million hectare Vilcabamba Amboro Conservation Corridor. The corridor is formed by 16 protected areas ranging from the Vilcabamba mountain range to the west of Cusco to the Amboro National Park in central Bolivia, and includesManu National Park, the Machu Picchu Historical Sanctuary and the Madidi National Park, among others. This corridor protects over 40 ethnic groups. Its objective is to spur the region’s development through participatory planning for the strengthening of local organizations, sustainable small businesses and agroforestry in order to minimize the loss of biodiversity. Within this context, lie our three lodges -the Tambopata Research Center. They are a small part of the network of organizations and communities that are attempting to protect this amazing wilderness by creating and sharing the value of leaving the forest standing.