Early in the morning, we will board our motorboat and navigate on the upper Madre de Dios River. Downstream, we'll have our breakfast on the boat as we head to the Limonal control post, where park rangers will welcome us and provide a brief overview of Manu National Park. Then, we'll continue our journey by boat along the Manu River. Depending on the weather, we may have the chance to observe different species of birds, macaws, eagles, etc., as well as mammals like the jaguar (panther onca), capybaras, tapirs, monkeys, and reptiles such as the 4-meter black caiman (melanosuchus niger), white caiman (caiman crocodrylus), anaconda (eunectes murinus), and river turtles (podocnemis unifilis). Upon reaching the port, we'll disembark to explore the jungle amidst immense trees. We'll walk through trails, spotting and listening to bird and mammal sounds, howls, etc., until we reach Lake Brashco. There, we'll navigate the lake in a catamaran to observe families of giant otters (pteronura brasiliensis). After our activity, we'll return to our boat, enjoying a typical jungle lunch while sailing. Along the way, we'll make a brief stop at the Diamante native community to support them by purchasing crafts and typical products like fish, yuca, and papaya. We'll continue by boat until we reach our lodge. Before or after dinner, we'll take a night walk where we might encounter tarantulas, snakes, spiders, frogs, nocturnal birds, etc. Night hike visit tapir clay lick, Overnight at the Lodge.