Rafting on the Headwaters of the Amazon Tambopata River (8 Days / 7 Nights)

As we leave the last traces of civilization, we enter the jungle using the river as a road, we will navigate down to camp on sandy beaches along the way where we will have the opportunity to encounter a diversity of wildlife (B+L+D).

The river remains relatively calm and we will navigate in class II and III rapids. class II and III rapids.

We will begin to appreciate a variety of flora and fauna such as anteaters and giant otters (a species that is and giant otters (a species that is in danger of extinction). endangered species).

In the afternoon we will arrive at our camp to relax and enjoy a delicious dinner.

Enjoy a delicious dinner (B+L+D).

Today the landscape begins to change little by little as the river becomes narrower and the rivers increase in difficulty (class III and IV). and the rivers increase in difficulty (class III and IV).

We will continue appreciating the splendid native animals of the jungle and if we are lucky we will see monkeys. with a little luck we will see monkeys (B+L+D).

The area is surrounded by lush vegetation, with class III and IV rapids we have a good chance of encountering monkeys, capybaras, tapirs and giant river otters, as well as other animals.

Our trip will take us to the Macaw Clay Lick where we will spend the night camping on the river bank.

This day we will find a very quiet stretch of the river, which will allow us to observe the flora and fauna in peace and quiet.

We will finish this day at the Macaw Clay Lick, where we will spend the night at the Tambopata Research Center lodge. night at the Tambopata Research Center lodge (B+L+D).

At dawn we will enjoy watching a multitude of rambunctious macaws with their varied brightness splashing along the clay river bank.
Later a motor canoe will pick us up to take us to the border town of Puerto Maldonado, where we will spend the night in a hotel.

Here our services will end (B+L+D).

Farewell dinner.

Breakfast and transfer hotel – Airport.