PROGRAM ITINERARY.

DAY 1

Arrival and reception by our guide or transfer at the airport or bus station.

Our guides are highly experienced professionals with deep knowledge of the area and rainforest, we provide 1 guide for a group of max 8 people.

Transfer from the airport to our main office in town.

Upon arrival to Pto. Maldonado City, our Transfer or guide will welcome you and drive you for a few minutes to our office in town

In our office we recommend you to pack only the necessary stuff you need for your next few days, the main luggage can stay at our safe deposit. Transportation it’s easier that way, and keep our boats and porter cargo light, we provide you duffels at the office if necessary.

Transfer from our office to Tambopata river Port.

We navigate up the Tambopata River for about 2 hours until Sachavacayoc Center

 

On the way, we have the option of watching birds, caimans, capybaras, and monkeys if lucky.

Box lunch in the boat. We can customize your box lunch with a vegetarian option, we also provide cold bottled drinks in the boat.

In full company and orientation of our guide, we get to Sachavacayoc Center

Accommodation and a Little rest.

As soon as we arrive after the accommodation we will visit the Condenado lake, which its 3 kilometers from the lodge (40 minutes walking), this lakes host a lot of birds like the beautiful Hoatzin and many other fishing ones, monkeys and macaws all over, on the way back we look for some big Tarantulas on the ground (optional)

Dinner at the lodge

DAY 2

We will visit the spectacular Chuncho clay- lick, the largest in the world, with the three major species of macaws getting together at the same time, and many varieties of parrots, hundreds of parrots come together to eat clay, a special and unique show that is only found in this part of the planet.

Early departure at 4 am, then 2 hours on our boat upstream of the Tambopata River; in order to enjoy the best of the parrot show is important to arrive early before the birds!

We will take breakfast in the boat,

Along the journey to the clay-lick we have great chances of seeing capybaras, Caymans and maybe if lucky Jaguar or Tapirs (the two most special terrestrial mammal of the amazon)

We stay in the clay lick as long as is necessary until we get to see the macaws eating clay

Return to the lodge for lunch.

Lunch at the lodge.

After a Little rest, we get packed and ready for Sachavacayoc Lake.

we will visit the spectacular Lake Sachavacayoc, which is in the heart of the Tambopata National Reserve, at a distance of two hours away from the lodge (walking slowly watching things),

Sachavacayoc has very good wildlife such as monkeys, caimans, options of tapirs, Hoatzin, and lots of blue and yellow macaws roosting and nesting all over, this place gives us a unique Jungle experience, no other lake you see so many blue and yellow macaws roosting and nesting,

We get there by evening and right away we take a paddle-canoe and leisurely enjoy the deepest and wildest jungle, watching monkeys and macaws being loud.

On the way back we return to the lodge doing a night walk looking for Tapirs o just enjoy the spooky- romantic- intense, silent and loud jungle.

Dinner at the lodge

 DAY 3

After breakfast at Sachavacayoc Center we take our boat back to Sandoval Lake, we navigate the tambopata river for 2 hours until the entrance trail to Sandoval Lake. The trail takes you on a 1.6 miles walk (2.5 kilometers) walk through a successional forest, former Giant natural bamboo forest, habitat for monkeys, sloth and macaws, until we reach a small canal where we board our paddle-canoes, we paddle for 100 meters (nearly the same in yards) through a palm-forest swamp, abundance of “aguajes” (mauritia Palms) those palm provide the most popular fruit of the Peruvian Rainforest, highly consumed by locals as drinks and ice-creams.
Once onto the glass-like surface of the lake, we continue leisurely around the lake to the lodge.
A briefing of the lodge at the reception area,and accommodation.
Accommodation and a Little rest, at rooms or hummocks

Before dinner depending on arrival time we set off to explore part of the lake, looking for monkeys or black Cayman (black caimans are the biggest of the Cayman and alligator family, biggest one seen at the lake 6 meters long/20 feet s) in the flooded palm forest we can see hundreds of Red-bellied macaws as they return to roost. One the few species of macaws that lives in flocks and mauritia palm swamps such the one at Sandoval Lake.
We also have the option of a night walk into the forest behind the lodge.
Dinner at the lodge.

DAY 4

An early wake call and meeting at the lodges’ dining room to visit the lake for sunrise and a hopeful encounter with the friendly family of Giant Otters who are highly active at this time of the lake, Giant otters must eat an average of 8 pounds of fish a day (4 kilos)
Sandoval lake offers abundant wildlife including: 6 species of monkeys, black caimans, over 40 species of birds resident to the lakes’ shore, all 5 species of kingfisher of Peru, and the most abundant group of Hoatzin, all the animals here are easy to photograph from the boats.

Return to the lodge for breakfast.

By mid-morning we set off into the jungle to see Giant trees like the kapok and Brazil nut trees the two biggest trees of the amazon, our guide will show you and demonstrate how we collect open and commercialize this extremely important product to our local economy.
We return midday to the lodge.
Lunch
A Little rest in the bungalows or hummocks.
At evening we take our paddle-canoe and explore a different area of the lake in search of the different troops of monkeys, highly active at this time of the day, Brown Capuchin monkey and Squirrel monkey live in the forest near the lake.
Before dinner we will again enjoy a nice night walk looking for the spooky tarantulas and snakes.

Dinner

DAY 5 

Optional hiking in the jungle or early visit to the lake before breakfast and transfer back to the office and the airport.

Hot water shower at the office available before going back to the airport.

Ad: In order to maximize the experience and base on weather predictions and conditions we can modify the order of the itinerary 

PRICE

600 USD per person in a double room

PROGRAM ITINERARY.

DAY 1

Arrival and reception by our guide or transfer at the airport or bus station.

Our guides are highly experience professionals with deeply knowledge of the area and rainforest, we provide 1 guide for a group of max 8 people.

Transfer from the airport to our main office in town.

Upon arrival to Pto. Maldonado City, our Transfer or guide will welcome you and drive you for few minutes to our office in town.

In our office we recommend you to pack only the necessary stuff you need for your next few days, the main luggage can stay at our safe deposit. Transportation it’s easier that way, and keep our boats and porter cargo light, we provide you duffels at the office if necessary.

Transfer from our office to Tambopata river Port.

We take our boat back to Sandoval Lake, we navigate the tambopata river for 2 hours until the entrance trail to Sandoval Lake. The trail takes you on a 1.6 miles walk (2.5 kilometers) walk through a successional forest, former Giant natural bamboo forest, habitat for monkeys, sloth and macaws, until we reach a small canal where we board our paddle-canoes, we paddle for 100 meters (nearly the same in yards) through a palm-forest swamp, abundance of “aguajes” (mauritia Palms) those palm provide the most popular fruit of the Peruvian Rainforest, highly consumed by locals as drinks and ice-creams.
Once onto the glass-like surface of the lake, we continue leisurely around the lake to the lodge.
A briefing of the lodge’s at the reception area of the lodge and accommodation.
Accommodation and a Little rest, at rooms or hummocks

Before dinner depending on arrival time we set off to explore part of the lake, looking for monkeys or black Cayman (black caimans are the biggest of the Cayman and alligator family, biggest one seen at the lake 6 meters long/20 feet s) in the flooded palm forest we can see hundreds of Red-bellied macaws as they return to roost. One the few species of macaws that lives in flocks and mauritia palm swamps such the one at Sandoval Lake.
We also have the option of a night walk into the forest behind the lodge.
Dinner at the lodge.

DAY 2

An early wake call and meeting at the lodges’ dining room to visit the lake for sunrise and a hopeful encounter with the friendly family of Giant Otters who are highly active at this time of the lake, Giant otters must eat an average of 8 pounds of fish a day (4 kilos)
Sandoval lake offers abundant wildlife including: 6 species of monkeys, black caimans, over 40 species of birds resident to the lakes’ shore, all 5 species of kingfisher of Peru, and the most abundant group of Hoatzin, all the animals here are easy to photograph from the boats.

after breakfast we departure to our next adventure: Sachavacayoc Centre 🙂

we cross the lake and we walk the trail back to the river to take our boat.

We navigate up the Tambopata River for about 2 hours until Sachavacayoc Center

On the way we have the option of watching birds, caimans, capybaras and monkeys if lucky.

Box lunch in the boat. We can customize your box lunch with a vegetarian option, we also provide cold bottled drinks in the boat.

In full company and orientation of our guide we get to Sachavacayoc Center

lunch at sachavacayoc Centre

Accommodation and a Little rest.

After the accommodation and rest we will visit the Condenado lake, which its 3 kilometers from the lodge (40 minutes walking), this lakes host a lot of birds like the beautiful Hoatzin and many other fishing ones, monkeys and macaws all over, on the way back we look for some big Tarantulas on the ground (optional)

Dinner at the lodge

DAY 3

We will visit the spectacular Chuncho clay- lick, the largest in the world, with the three major species of macaws getting together at the same time, and many varieties of parrots, hundreds of parrots come together to eat clay, a special and unique show that is only found in this part of the planet.

Early departure at 4 am, then 2 hours on our boat upstream of the Tambopata River; in order to enjoy the best of the parrot show is important to arrive early before the birds!

We will take breakfast in the boat,

Along the journey to the clay-lick we have great chances of seeing capybaras, Caymans and maybe if lucky Jaguar or Tapirs (the two most special terrestrial mammal of the amazon)

We stay in the clay lick as long as is necessary until we get to see the macaws eating clay

Return to the lodge for lunch.

Lunch at the lodge.

After a Little rest we get packed and ready for Sachavacayoc Lake.

we will visit the spectacular Lake Sachavacayoc, which is in the heart of the Tambopata National Reserve, at a distance of two hours away from the lodge (walking slowly watching things),

Sachavacayoc has very good wildlife such as monkeys, caimans ,options of tapirs, Hoatzin, and lots of blue and yellow macaws roosting and nesting all over, this place gives us a unique Jungle experience, no other lake you see so many blue and yellow macaws roosting and nesting,

We get there by evening and right away we take a paddle-canoe and leisurely enjoy the deepest and wildest jungle, watching monkeys and macaws being loud.

On the way back we return to the lodge doing a night walk looking for Tapirs o just enjoy the spooky- romantic- intense, silent and loud jungle.

Dinner at the lodge}

 DAY 4

After breakfast at Sachavacayoc Center we return to pto. maldonado

Hot water shower at the office available before going back to the airport.

Ad: In order to maximize the experience and base on weather predictions and conditions we can modify the order of the itinerary 

PRICE

500 USD per person in a double room