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Puerto Maldonado is the capital of Madre de Dios. Located in the southeast of Peru, Puerto Maldonado is one of the most isolated regions of the Amazon rainforest. There is the Tambopata Candamo Reserve Zone, a small jungle lodge built of palms fronds, wild cane and clay and raised off the forest floor on wooden stilts.
This almost virgin jungle of Puerto Maldonado is the habitat of jaguars, monkeys, ocelots, tapirs, peccaries, pumas, and a large variety of birds, including Macaws.
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| Puerto Maldonado,the Rainforest, a wildlife paradise. Reserva Amazonica |
Is an All - Inclusive Ecological Lodge in a Rainforest environment and climate, providing an authentic experience in a natural setting.
Programs for : 3 days/ 2 nights, 4 days / 3 nights & 5 days / 4 nights.
Visitors can selected on site , among a vast array of activities within our Private Reserve of 10,000 has. (24,710 acres) which is across the river in the Tambopata National Park.
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This region contains some of the greatest biodiversity records in the world. Some of the explorations available; Canopy Walk, Rollin island , Butterfly farm, Lake Sandoval, Trail system , includes 6 different Trails, Rainforest by night , Madre de Dios river by night , Native Amazonian Communities, Gamitana creek , a visit to ACEER The cabins are made with local materials in the style of the homes of the native Machiguenga and Ese-Eja Indians.
Elevated over raised platforms, excellent ventilation and roofs made of straw. |
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| BIRDWATCHING IN TAMBOPATA RESEARCH CENTER (6Days/5Nights) Departs daily - Recommended season: May to November. |
-Serious nature lovers and birdwatchers flock to the remote Tambopata Research Center to observe from the more than 500 bird species, which can be found in the 25 km of trails cround the Center alone. 1/2 km of Tambopata is located the Macaw Clay lick, a huge cliff of red clay along the banks of Tambopata River, where every morning the scores of macaws and parrots congregate to feed on the mineral rich clay and socialize.
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-Day 1: Fly from Cuzco to Puerto Maldonado, then 2 hr. boat ride to Posada Amazonas Lodge (or the Lodge of your choice).
-Day 2: Visit eagle nesting site and canopy tower. Optional: a strenuous night visit to a mammal clay lick.
-Day 3: three hour boat ride to Tambopata Research Center.
-Day 4: Visit macaw clay lick and hike the ocelot trail.
-Day 5: Visit macaw clay lick and boat trip back to Posada Amazonas.
-Day 6: Return to Puerto Maldonado.
-Package includes all transfers and mentioned excursions, entrance fees, assistance of a Naturalistic Ecologist local guide, all meals. |
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| POSADA AMAZONAS (MADRE DE DIOS RAIN FOREST) (3Days / 2Nights) Departs daily |
-Posada Amazonas is a luxurious 24 room Lodge located in the Ese’eja Native Community’s territory adjacent to the Tambopata Candamo Reserve Zone.
Built in traditional native style, the Posada offers private bathrooms and hot water for each room. Its accessibility (2hr. boat ride from Puerto Maldonado), excellent wildlife observation opportunities and first-class accommodations makes the Posada an ideal and short introductory nature tour to the Amazon rain forest.
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-Day 1: Fly from Cuzco to Puerto Maldonado, then a 2 hr. boat ride to Posada Amazonas Lodge.
-Day 2: Excursion to nearby lagoon and evening canoe ride to spot caiman on the river banks.
-Day 3: Return to Puerto Maldonado. |
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| COLPA DE GUACAMAYOS (Macaws) AT TAMBOPATA RIVER (5Days/4Nights) |
-Thousands of colorful parrots and macaws in a splendid display of brilliant red, yellow, orange, green… simply a paradise!.
Every morning and afternoon, they come down to the river to eat the mineral rich red clay as well as to socialize with one another.
-This tour, because of its adventurous nature, requires good physical condition for the active participation of every expedition member.
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-Day 1: Reception at Puerto Maldonado airport and transfer to the pier to board a motorized canoe for the travel to the Lodge. Lunch on board. In the afternoon a short jungle excursion. Overnight at the Explorer’s Inn.
-Day 2: 10-hour ride by canoe, up the Tambopata River deep into the jungle (passing exotic beaches, waterfalls and gold-panning sites). Arrival at the “Colpa” (or salt lick). Overnight at camp set up on the shores of the river.
-Day 3: Day free to enjoy as you wish, not forgetting that the macaws will come to feed on the shores of the river in the morning and afternoon. Overnight at camp on the shores of the river.
-Day 4: Morning free and in the afternoon, return to the Explorer’s Inn in dugout canoe.
-Day 5: Transfer to Puerto Maldonado, then transfer to the airport for your flight out. |
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| TAMBOPATA RIVER EXPEDITION (11Days / 10Nights) June-October. Fixed departure to be advise. |
| -Experience the thrill of moderate-difficult Class III & IV rapids as you descend the Tambopata River in the nature reserve named after it. Camp alongside the river and sleep lulled by the jungle sounds all around you. |
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