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We visit the most important and biggest Macaw clay lick and the beautiful Sandoval lake, both in Tambopata National Reserve.
DAY 1:
Pick up from the terminal or airport in the city of
Puerto Maldonado, to the Our Main Office, where you meet
your tour guide and get a brief talk of welcome and
activities to be developed in the tour. Some final
arrangements, in the event of more clients, the guide
will take you for a short city tour while we wait for
other customers. Departure from the office it is by 4×4
car going for a paved road the first 48 km, to then go
through a nice forest road approximately 18 km, to reach
Tambopata River. The Lodge is located right by the river
and once settled you then go for an afternoon
introductory walk to learn about the whole amazon and
get some nice pictures from animals you find on the way.
And in the evening incredible opportunities to see
animals of nocturnal habits, the jungles revealing their
secrets through this Night creepy walk.
Day 2:
We wake up at 4:30am, to visit to the biggest Macaw
clay lick for about 1:30 hours by boat, on the way we
will have the incredible opportunity to see Capybaras,
which are the largest rodents around the world, tapirs,
and getting the chance of finding the majestic Jaguar.
Once we arrived to the Macaw clay lick we will see
hundreds of colorful parrots and macaws flying around
this special spot that give them salts and minerals to
minimize the amount of alkaloids ingested during a
normal feeding day, on this activity you can see
hundreds of these wonderful birds that go to this place
to socialize and eat the clay, all this natural show is
done mainly in the morning the reason why the early
start.
Returning to our lodge for breakfast and a little break
to then go again for another boat trip to visit an
inviting place in the lowland Amazonia, a place that
invites you to bathe in this nice water temperature with
beautiful view to get memorable pictures. After the
refreshing waterfall bath, we also can go for a nature
walk, this might take 3 hours, to see gigantic trees,
very good chance of seeing monkeys, wild pigs and white-lipped
peccary which are like wild pigs that can be found on
this walk, this afternoon walk will also increase the
chances of spotting some bigger animals by visiting a
mammals clay lick.
DAY 3
After a good breakfast, our car will take us back to
Puerto Maldonado, once we arrive to town then we go
straight to the next place, heading to Sandoval Lake,
for this trip a boat will take us for 20 minutes down
river to get Sandoval Lake main entrance, from here we
have 1 hour walk, on this walk the chances of spotting
animals are huge due to animals are used to people since
the Reserve was created.
Animals can be found on the way to the lake are monkeys,
more macaws, squirrels, anteaters and some other species
that tend to hang around the trail. Once on the lake we
go on a rowing boat to enjoy the lake and look for the
playful troop of Giant river otter, some typical birds
like the Punk chicken and others, then a lovely lunch
and little rest or break.
After your break you go back to the lake to continue
your experience around the lake but this time with flash
light ready to find some black caimans on the way back
from the lake. Then dinner at the lodge.
DAY 4 :
Here we can still go for another lake tour before we
leave the place and this one can be done early in the
morning to get the beautiful sunrise and get some
pictures from the nice scenery given by this pretty lake.
To then go back for breakfast and pack to leave the
place by taking the same way back to town.
Includes:
. Pick up from the airport
. Accommodation
. Local Guide
. Transportation
. Tambopata national reserve fee entrance.
Not Included:
Tips and alcohol beverages.
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