Reception at the airport in Puerto Maldonado, transfer to the office to register and provide some flight information, requirements, repack to carry only what is necessary for your stay and you can leave the rest of your luggage in our office. To start with the transfer you will have to wait for the arrival of all passengers, once everyone has arrived, we will start with the car ride by track and trail for 1:30 hours average and then 30 minutes by boat to reach the camp center. Lunch will generally be on the way.

Once installed in the place, if we arrive on time, we will make the introductory walk, along this route we will identify with the guide different plants of traditional medicinal use, as well as plants for decorative and ritual use. If the river conditions are appropriate for navigation, at dusk we will go out by boat on the Tambopata River to enjoy the sounds of the jungle that invade the night. It is also possible to find caimans (crocodilus), and with a little luck to see ocelots (felis pardalis) and, if the sky is clear, you can see the stars. The day will end with a delicious dinner and an overnight stay in camp.

We will wake up early 4:30 AM to visit one of the largest macaw clay lick in the world (COLLPA CHUNCHO), located within the Tambopata National Reserve, to get to this place it will take us 1:30 hour approximately by boat. On the way we usually see capybaras (the largest rodent in the world), birds and hopefully the most beautiful feline in South America (jaguar).

Once at the clay lick you will be able to see several species of macaws and parrots (Ara, chloroptera, ararauna, macao, pionitesleucogaster), which come to eat the clay of the shore wall. Here we will get comfortable to enjoy the most beautiful natural spectacle of (birds), first very early come down the parrots then the macaws of various species; They gather to eat clay necessary in their diet, a good day you could see hundreds of parrots and macaws flying over the treetops.

Breakfast at the observation site, all boat tours will be in search of the jaguar (Panthera onca), which usually shows up on the banks of the river.

Between the months of May and September, the flow of the Tambopata River is reduced and what are known as seasonal beaches are formed. The river becomes slow and shallow on the banks, inviting us to lie down and enjoy the sun and take a refreshing swim. We can also play in the sand and take mud baths.

Lunch

In the afternoon we will go on another river tour in search of jaguar for about 2 hours, the afternoons are also when they are hidden in the riverbanks. Also take advantage of the sunset which will be an unforgettable experience.

Night walk, our night walk in the jungle gives you the unique opportunity to see the nocturnal wonders, entering a world inhabited by nocturnal creatures. Diverse and shy, especially insects, amphibians and reptiles.

Dinner and overnight in camp.

This place for its remoteness from human activities and being within the natural protected areas, all these interconnected between national reserves and national parks all in natural state with more intact jungle, gives you a high probability of spotting wildlife and even find species that are difficult to see or are in danger of extinction.

We will wake up early for our jaguar tour between Tambopata National Reserve and Baguaja Sonene National Park which will take a whole day starting at 5 am and ending at sunset. We will start our river tour by boat going deep into the jungle for an average of 3 hours, always looking for any movement with binoculars.

If we have time to spare we will go into the jungle for a walk in search of wildlife such as peccaries (Tayassu tajacu), huangana (Tayasuu peccari), añuje (Dasyprocta variegata), monkeys, etc..

Lunch outside the camp

  After a short rest, in the afternoon we will continue with the jaguar searching with the boat at very low speed back to the camp and we will also witness a colorful scenery on the river caused by the sunset.

The day ends with dinner and overnight.