Travel on the Amazonas 5 days

Travel on the Amazonas 5 days

Travel on the Amazonas 5 days :  Dreamlike Lodging: Bungalows and Tree Houses

For rest and relaxation, you can choose between two exclusive types of accommodation: cozy bungalows and elevated tree houses. Each offers private rooms equipped with modern bathrooms, potable water, mosquito nets for a restful sleep, solar panels for charging devices, and WiFi for staying connected. These facilities are designed to provide comfort while embracing sustainability—right in the heart of the jungle.  Manu tours 

Traditional Cuisine and Guided Excursions .Travel on the Amazonas

Savor traditional Amazonian meals paired with refreshing drinks made from locally sourced ingredients, some known for their energizing or aphrodisiac properties. Throughout your stay, you’ll have the opportunity to join guided excursions led by local experts who will share their deep knowledge of the region’s plants, animals, and cultural traditions.

Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick: A Spectacle of Color and Life

A highlight of the journey is the visit to the Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick, where vibrant flocks of macaws and parrots gather in their natural habitat. Watching these birds fly and feed on the mineral-rich clay is a breathtaking sight—a true gift for any nature enthusiast.

  Travel on the Amazonas    Magical Sunrises and Wildlife on the Tambopata River

Begin your morning with a motorboat ride along the Tambopata River, where you can witness a spectacular sunrise while observing an abundance of wildlife: colorful birds, capybaras, caimans, monkeys, tapirs, and—if you’re lucky—even jaguars near the riverbanks. After the excursion, unwind at Chuncho Suites with a cocktail, surrounded by the vivid sights and sounds of the rainforest. sandoval lake tours 

The Sachavaca Clay Lick: Encounter with the Majestic Tapir

Another unforgettable adventure awaits at the Sachavaca (Tapir) Clay Lick. This natural site is frequented by the Amazonian tapir (Tapirus terrestris), South America’s largest land mammal, which can weigh over 330 kg (730 lbs). Tapirs visit the clay lick to consume mineral-rich soil essential for their health. You may also see monkeys, deer, peccaries, and a wide variety of bird species. Knowledgeable guides will help you interpret animal tracks and behaviors, turning your excursion into a genuine Amazonian safari.

Amazon Rainforest Tour: 4-Day Jungle Adventure in Tambopata, Peru

Collpa Chuncho Suites & Sandoval Lake Expedition

 DAY 1: Arrival in Puerto Maldonado – Journey to Collpa Chuncho Suites

Your Amazon jungle adventure begins in Puerto Maldonado, where your expert local guide will greet you at the airport, bus terminal, or your hotel. After a short stop in the city center for essentials like flashlights, rain ponchos, or batteries, we’ll set off toward the remote heart of the Amazon.

Enjoy a scenic 90-minute drive through lush farms and rural landscapes to Filadelfia, a riverside community where your journey continues by motorboat on the Tambopata River. During the 30-minute boat ride, watch for riverbank activity, including wildlife and local gold miners working along the shores.

Upon arrival at Collpa Chuncho Suites, you’ll check in at the main house and be welcomed with a refreshing local

juice. Settle into your private jungle cabaña, each named after a local Indigenous group, and prepare for your first rainforest experience.

 Jungle Introduction Walk

This afternoon, join a guided walk through the surrounding jungle trails. Learn about the uses of native plants, spot

monkeys, toucans, and macaws (locally called guacamayos), and begin to understand the rich ecological networks of the Amazon.

 Night Walk Experience

After dinner, return to the jungle for a guided night walk. Listen to the jungle come alive after dark as you search for

night monkeys, frogs, snakes, owls, and other nocturnal wildlife.

Relax after your jungle dinner with a Peruvian beer or jungle cocktail, and drift off to sleep to the sounds of the rainforest.

 DAY 2: Collpa Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick – Tree Walk – Caiman Night Safari

 Sunrise at the Macaw Clay Lick

Wake early for a sunrise boat trip to Collpa Chuncho, one of the most vibrant macaw clay licks in the Amazon. After registering at the ranger station, enjoy a boxed breakfast while observing hundreds of macaws, parrots, parakeets, and toucans as they gather at the mineral-rich clay wall—an unforgettable natural spectacle.

Return to the lodge for some rest or a peaceful walk around the grounds.

 Jungle Tree Walk

In the afternoon, embark on an interpretive walk through primary and secondary rainforest. Discover towering trees

like ceiba, ironwood, and the garlic tree, and learn how these species support local life and medicine. A great

opportunity to appreciate the rainforest’s crucial role in global biodiversity and climate balance.

 Caiman Night River Safari

After dinner, board a boat for a night safari along the Tambopata River. Spot caimans, nocturnal birds, capybaras, and more. On clear nights, gaze at the star-filled Amazonian sky and try to identify constellations like Orion’s Belt and the Southern Cross.

 DAY 3: Travel on the Amazonas – Piranha Fishing – Tapir Clay Lick – Bonfire Stories

 Amazon Fishing at the Black Lake

After breakfast, take a boat and hike into untouched rainforest to reach a remote blackwater lake—ideal for piranha fishing and observing other native species. Keep an eye out for hoatzins (prehistoric-looking birds), herons, kingfishers, and possibly even giant river otters.

Return to the lodge for lunch and some downtime.

 Tapir Clay Lick Adventure

Later, hike for about an hour through the forest to reach Collpa de Sachavaca—a clay lick frequented by tapirs, the largest land mammals in the Amazon wildlife peru 

Weighing up to 330 kg (730 lbs), these elusive animals are often seen here. Along the way, you might also encounter

howler monkeys, woodpeckers, peccaries, and deer, and observe animal tracks left in the mud.

 Jungle Bonfire & Storytelling

Wrap up the day around a crackling fire as your guide shares stories of Amazonian legends, local customs, and personal jungle experiences. A warm and memorable close to your day in the forest.

 DAY 4: Travel on the Amazonas Sandoval Lake – Giant Otters – Return to Puerto Maldonado

After breakfast, return by boat and vehicle to Puerto Maldonado, then continue your journey into Tambopata National Reserve to explore Sandoval Lake—a stunning oxbow lake known for its rich biodiversity.

Reach the lake after a 40-minute boat ride and a 3-kilometer jungle walk. Along the way, spot wildlife including red

howler monkeys, squirrel monkeys, capuchins, and dusky titi monkeys.

Check in to your partner eco-lodge near the lake, then return to the water in time for a magnificent sunset. After

dark, paddle out to look for black caimans, which can grow over 4 meters long, illuminated by your guide’s flashlight.

Spend the night at the eco-lodge in the reserve.

 DAY 5: Sunrise at the Lake – Transfer to Airport or Bus Terminal

Rise early for your final chance to explore Sandoval Lake at dawn. As the rainforest awakens, look for giant river otters, early birdlife, and enjoy the tranquil sunrise mirrored on the lake’s glassy surface.

After breakfast, return to Puerto Maldonado by trail and boat. You’ll be dropped off at your hotel, airport, or bus station. (We recommend booking an afternoon flight to make the most of your last day in the jungle.)

 What’s Included:

Pickup/drop-off from airport, bus station, or hotel in Puerto Maldonado

All land and river transport

Lodging at Collpa Chuncho Suites and an eco-lodge near Sandoval Lake

All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner)

Professional bilingual naturalist guide

All guided tours and wildlife viewing activities