Lake Sandoval and Collpa de Macamayos 3 days 2 nights

Reception at the airport or land terminal and transfer to the Tambopata Finance Office for the corresponding records. In case you have large suitcases, we suggest you repack and carry only what is necessary. Transfer by land to our destination for approximately 2 hours by car until you reach the banks of the River Tambopata. At this place we will take a boat to the Lodge "hacienda Tambopata – Tambopata". Welcome and delivery of rooms, Lunch. In the afternoon, we will make an introductory hike to the rainforest where we will have the opportunity to see animals in their natural habitation such as amphibians, mammals, reptiles and wonderful insects, among others.

We leave at 4:30, to leave for the largest macaw collpa in the world, camping breakfast, once we arrive at the macaw collpa we will see hundreds of parrots of different species that come to eat clay from the wall adjacent to the river, the parrots are followed by the 3 most colorful species of macaws in America, the reds and greens, plus the blues and yellows. On a good day of activity you will see hundreds of these wonderful animals flying over you. An experience for a lifetime Return to our accommodation. After a good lunch, our boat will take us to the transport back to Puerto Maldonado and transfer for 1 hour by boat to Monte Amazónico Lodge – Lake Sandoval and installation in their respective rooms. At night we will go in search of white alligators that are usually found on sandbanks, in the Madre de Dios river for which it will be necessary to bring a flashlight.

After breakfast we will walk 3 Km. In the middle of the dense rainforest and head towards Lake Sandoval (inhabited by piranhas) one of the largest in the Tambopata National Reserve and we will ride a rowing boat where we will appreciate a wide variety of birds and monkeys of different species, (shansho, cormorant, jacanas, heron cougar, hens, cotomono, friar monkey, black machín, pichicos and sloths). Perhaps we will have an encounter with the giant otter family (almost two meters long) that is endangered and the largest recorded alligators over 4 meters long, return to the Lodge to enjoy the typical lunch. Return to the city, transfer to the airport and/or bus station.