For travelers passionate about nature and biodiversity, it doesn’t get better — anywhere in the world — than the Tambopata amazon rainforest.
Our jungle expedition includes Refugio Amazonas and Tambopata Research Center is the only lodge that lies within the Tambopata National Reserve, making it one of the most remote lodges in South America! The lodge’s pristine location means it’s surrounded by the best wildlife the Amazon jungle has to offer. There are no humans nearby, so you can see more monkeys, Macaws and other large and endangered species than anywhere else. One in three guests here even spots a Jaguar!
Our jungle tour includes a visit to the two most important clay licks (clay cliffs that attract many birds) in the region: the Colorado and Chuncho Claylicks. Visit these special portions of riverbank while Macaws and Parrots make a raucous and colorful spectacle and other jungle activities according the season and the weather. Our jungle tour all inclusive have access to fantastic hikes too, Tambopata Research Center is situated near five distinct habitats. Near the lodge, there are a variety of stunning, biodiverse hikes, including the Floodplain Trail, the Palm Swamp Trail, the Terra Firma Trail, and the River Overlook Trail.
HOW TO GET FOR YOUR JUNGLE TOUR IN TAMBOPATA
To begin your rainforest tour, you take a Bus or quick plane trip from Lima or Cuzco to the Amazonian city of Puerto Maldonado, in Southeastern Peru. After we meet you at the airport, we’ll take you on a one-hour road trip, followed by a tranquil two and half-hours boating on the Tambopata River, to arrive at lodge. If you want us to help you with booking the flights or bus, let us know.
Our Rainforest Expeditions Departures from Puerto Maldonado.
Two daily departures at 1:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Rainforest Expeditions Returns from Lodge to Puerto Maldonado.
One daily departure at 7:30 AM
Do not take LATAM 2081 or LATAM 2077 as they do not match with our transfers to the lodge. For departures, make sure your flight leaves after 12:30 midday.