Manu Reserved Zone

MACAW CLICK 2D/1N

2 days / 1 nightsMADRE DE DIOS8

Price per personFrom USD 220

Tour overview

A closer look at the journey.

Zone: Reserved Zone
Difficulty: Ask us
Languages: English
Group: 8

Discover the wonders of the Peruvian Amazon with a visit to the world’s largest macaw clay lick, "El Chuncho," and explore the lush rainforest. Enjoy wildlife walks, boat trips, and observe colorful birds and unique species in their natural habitat. Stay at the "Monte Amazonico - Tambopata" lodge for an unforgettable jungle adventure.

Day 01: PUERTO MALDONADO - LODGE

Arrival at the airport or bus station and transfer to the office. for the final talk about our tour before leaving on our adventure. If you have a lot of luggage, we suggest repack

Day 02: EL CHUNCHO CLAMP - PUERTO MALDONADO

We get up very early, at 4:30 am, to embark on an incredible boat trip to the largest macaw clay lick in the world "EL CHUNCHO", a trip of approximately 1:30 hours by boat, along t

Day by day

Your itinerary.

Discover the wonders of the Peruvian Amazon with a visit to the world’s largest macaw clay lick, "El Chuncho," and explore the lush rainforest. Enjoy wildlife walks, boat trips, an

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Day 1
Day 01: PUERTO MALDONADO - LODGE
Arrival at the airport or bus station and transfer to the office. for the final talk about our tour before leaving on our adventure. If you have a lot of luggage, we suggest repacking to save items you don't need and bring enough for the trip. Land transfer (4X4) in a wheeled van to our destination for about 2 hours to reach the banks of the Tambopata River, if it is by river it will take more than 6 hours (information only). At this place we will take a boat to the "Monte Amazonico - Tambopata" hostel. Welcome and Breakfast or lunch depending on arrival time. In the afternoon we will take an introductory walk to the tropical jungle where we will have the opportunity to see animals in their natural habitat such as amphibians, mammals, reptiles and wonderful insects, among others.
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Day 2
Day 02: EL CHUNCHO CLAMP - PUERTO MALDONADO
We get up very early, at 4:30 am, to embark on an incredible boat trip to the largest macaw clay lick in the world "EL CHUNCHO", a trip of approximately 1:30 hours by boat, along the way we will have the opportunity to see some species such as the capybaras, which is the largest rodent in the world, the tapirs, and you can even see the most beautiful South American cat, the jaguar, many of our clients are witnesses with photographic evidence of encounters with these beautiful mammals. After reaching the macaw clay licks, you will see hundreds of parrots of different species (11) that come to eat clay next to the river on the wall. We will settle into our chairs and wait for one of the most beautiful natural bird shows to begin. in the world. The parrots are followed by 3 species of the most colorful macaws in America, red and green, blue and yellow, who come together to eat the clay necessary in their daily diet and eliminate toxins. On a good day of activity you will see hundreds of these wonderful animals flying above you. An experience of a lifetime Return to our hostel, breakfast and time to rest. -Then we will walk through the botanical garden where you can observe some fruit, timber and medicinal species from our area, in the company of our guide. Lunch Our boat will take us to our transportation back to Puerto Maldonado, the same route back, we will return to the city. Arrival in Puerto Maldonado and transfer to the airport.

Trip details

Included and not included.

Included

✔ Bilingual guide in English and Spanish
✔ Breakfast, lunch and dinner
✔ Entrance ticket to the Tambopata reserve
✔ Hotel in the middle of the jungle
✔ Car, boat and canoe transportation
✔ First aid (including anti-venom for snake bites).
✔ Boots and much more

Not included

✖ Alcoholic drinks and soft drinks
✖ Extra expenses outside the tour
✖ The last lunch

Prepare well

What to bring.

This is a practical starting point. Confirm the tour-specific packing list before departure.

◼ Camera with spare battery.01
◼ Powerful hand or head flashlights.02
◼ Binoculars. If you want, you can rent, ask the guide.03
◼ Waterproof case or bag to protect your appliances.04
◼ Sunscreen05
◼ Bottle of water.06
◼ Extra toilet paper.07
◼ Pocket money.08
◼ Dark clothing generally so as not to disturb the wildlife, long pants, long-sleeved polo shirts, waterproof jacket, etc.09
◼ Mosquito repellent010
◼ A little money for tips (usually expected on the tour).011