Luxury Tambopata Amazon Rainforest Tours 3 Days

The Tambopata Amazon Tours  is part of the mighty Amazon basin. Amazon is one of the longest rivers in the world and runs through many countries in South America. There are two main jungle areas in Peru that you can visit, both equally beautiful and with many great attractions to experience. The first area is the area of Puerto Maldonado and the Madre de Dios River. The area is part of the great Tambopata National Reserve; The reserve covers around 274,690 hectares stretching from the Andes Mountains to Bolivia and is close to the Manu National Park and the Madidi National Park.

According to current estimates by conservationists, the Tambopata Amazon is home to 160 species of mammals and at least 650 species of birds, one of the most surprising Amazon facts. The area is home to 1200 butterfly species, over 150 species of amphibians and reptiles and more than 100 fish species, and over 10000 plant varieties. A highlight of the Tambopata Amazon Rainforest is the world’s largest known mineral clay lick. This is where hundreds of parrots and macaws congregate daily to ingest the detoxifying clay. The reserve contains the largest known clay lick in the world as well as the highest concentration of clay licks anywhere. Up to 17 different parrot species visit the licks daily.

INCLUDED IN THE TAMBOPATA AMAZON RAINFOREST TOUR  3 DAYS:

• Confortable Amazon Ecolodge (2 nights)
• Rubber boots.
• All entrance included.
• Excursion to all places mentioned on itinerary.
• First aid kit.
• Meals: breakfast (2), lunch (2), dinner (2), and snacks.
• Naturalist english tour  guide.
• Transfer from the airport or bus station
• Motorized boat
• Water and typical beverages

NOT INCLUDED

• Alcoholic beverages.
• Air or bus tickets to Puerto Maldonado.
• Airport taxes.
• First breakfast and last lunch
• Tips
• Travel Insurance and things of a personal nature – laundry and telephone calls, personal taxis, souvenirs etc

• Tambopata National Park has an immense variety of fauna and flora. The place is ideal for trekking, birdwatching.
• You will see the thick and green mantle of the forests (one and a half million protected areas), the meandering paths of the Madre de Dios River, some indigenous populations that live in the jungle.
• You can also do night tours, make expeditions to see monkeys, alligators and, parrots, macaws if you are lucky, even jaguars.
• Spend a moment of complete harmony with nature
• Impressive variety of fauna, conformed, among other species, by diverse and colorful types of butterflies, will captivate you with its colors.
• Disconnect from everything, literally. You have the option of staying in Lodges deep in the jungle where the experience is complete. At night be without electricity, live only with the light of the moon and fireflies, changing the noise of traffic by the song of animals hidden at night.
• Sunsets that are going to be recorded on your retina. Much better if you can see them from a canoe ride on the river.
• Very friendly people, always willing to show you their experiences and local traditions.

This trip is rated as easy. Participants should enjoy short walks on trails full of moisture, mud and heat, in the wild jungles of South America. In many of the circuits that our guides will take you are near the hostel, there will be days when we will have to walk with some rain. Weather conditions and remote locations are a combined physical stress that can make this activity a bit more challenging than it normally would be.
Prepare to face large rivers, in small motorboats and taste unique food from the region. Generally, it is not necessary to be a tourist with experience in hiking, since the attraction is about 500 meters above sea level. The terrain is not very steep. The probability of seeing wildlife is very varied, since there are days when we will have more opportunities than others; Remember that this tour goes to a wild place where animals are not in the same place. The best recommendation is to have a lot of patience and teamwork with the route guide.

Inkaterra Hacienda Concepcion (2 nights depending on availability)

• Deep within the heart of the Amazon, where the story of Inkaterra first began, lays Inkaterra Hacienda Concepción, located between the Tambopata National Reserve and the shores of the Madre de Dios River. 25 private cabanas sitting majestically on stilts and a 5-room casa grande with high ceilings and a rustic thatched roof are peppered around the property. An astonishing selection of activities is led by local explorer guides, offering first-hand knowledge of the Peruvian Amazon. Excursions include a visit to Lake Sandoval, a water mirror inhabited by Howler monkeys, caimans and giant river otters.

WHAT TO BRING TO THE TAMBOPATA JUNGLE  3 DAYS

The preparation for your stay is when the emotion and anticipation really begins. But if you never have time spent in the Amazon Rainforest, you may not be sure what to pack. We have prepared this list to help with some guidelines and suggestions. This list is only intended to provide ideas and suggestions about what you may want to bring and nothing on this list is mandatory.

The Amazon Rainforest is close to the equator and the average annual temperature is approx. 26 °C (80° Fahrenheit). Due to the fact that the weather changes very rapidly, it’s crucial to be well prepared for your Amazon tour. A trip to the Amazon rainforest is the trip of a lifetime. It’s the kind of adventure that most people only dream about. The Amazon is known as “the greatest expression of life on Earth”.

Keep your luggage to a comfortable minimum. Number one on the list is to bring a valid passport! Safari quick-dry clothes or drip-dry cotton—including a long-sleeved shirt, long pants, and sweater or pull-over. Also pack hiking shoes or sneakers with good treads, (the paths of the jungle are often with mud, so shoes get wet and muddy), raincoat or plastic poncho. Include insect repellent, medications, toiletries, sunglasses, sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, binoculars, sandals, and a bathing suit. It’s wise to take extra clothes and extra socks, as clothing does not dry in the humid rainforest climate.

For an Amazon adventure trip everyone should pack accordingly. Except for the occasional internal flight, we'll be taking canoes, kayaks, jeeps, vans and our own feet between destinations. A sturdy internal frame backpack is convenient for this form of travel; a strong duffel bag works well, and some people get by fine with a rolling suitcase (although we don't really recommend the latter). Remember, we may have to carry our bags short distances and if you can put everything on your back you'll be happiest! Besides a pack or duffel bag, a small day pack is advised.

ALL ABOUT  THE TAMBOPATA  PERUVIAN AMAZON RAINFOREST

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The best time to visit Peru is during the dry season, between May and November, when the weather is dry and bright, with more frequent rainfall occurring between November and April.