
1 / 73-Day Tambopata National Reserve Tour
About this activity
Immerse yourself in Peru's biodiverse Amazonian rainforest on a 3-day expedition into Tambopata National Reserve, where guided walks, riverboat excursions, and wildlife spotting reveal untouched jungle landscapes teeming with macaws, river dolphins, and tropical bird species. This deep-jungle experience combines active exploration with naturalist-led interpretation, offering authentic encounters with one of Earth's most ecologically rich regions.
Admire the beauty of the Peruvian jungle with our excursion 3-Day Tambopata National Reserve. Let yourself surprise by the wonderful flora and fauna of the place, as well as its beautiful landscapes, and visit one of the most magical places in the world
Highlights
- ✓Navigate the Tambopata River by boat to spot pink river dolphins and caimans
- ✓Trek through primary rainforest with expert naturalist guides identifying flora and fauna
- ✓Visit clay licks where hundreds of macaws and parrots gather at dawn
- ✓Experience jungle lodge accommodation with immersive wildlife viewing opportunities
- ✓Observe monkeys, sloths, and hundreds of bird species in their natural habitat
Insider tips
- ★Book during the dry season (May–September) when river levels are manageable and wildlife visibility peaks
- ★Arrive in Puerto Maldonado at least one day early; jungle logistics sometimes shift based on weather and river conditions
- ★Pack a headlamp and binoculars for dawn wildlife viewing—early mornings yield the most sightings
Good to know
- •Inclusions typically cover meals, accommodation, and guided activities; confirm what is covered before booking
- •Trails vary in difficulty; inform guides of fitness level for route customization
- •Bring waterproof bags, insect repellent, lightweight quick-dry clothing, and sturdy hiking boots
- •Limited mobile signal and electricity in remote lodge areas—plan accordingly
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit during the dry season (May–September) when river levels are lower, trails are more accessible, and wildlife congregates near water sources. Early morning departures maximize bird and animal sightings, especially at clay licks.








