Tambopata Jungle Rafting

Pick up from your Hotel in Cusco , we board a private Transportation that will be taking us across the altiplano and through a 15,000 pass and down to the jungle ,until we arrive at our put-in on the edge of the Amazon basin

We may observe rare Andean wildlife in the high wilderness, such as vicuña, vizcacha, condors, flamingos, Andean goose, and ibises. We put in at Putina Punko. Here the guide will give a speech about safety and demonstrate the equipment. We will raft a bit today before camping.

We pass gold panners and pioneer farmers and will see wildlife rarely visited by man. We may see the cock of the rock, whose intricate mating dance was breathlessly described by Alex Humboldt. More recently, a few sites in South America have become famous where the male birds routinely display. Strange beetles and butterflies abound in and around the river. Flocks of parrots gather to scold overhead, then suddenly disappear, campsite in the afternoon.

Breakfast early in the morning, in one isolated forest there lies the Tambopata River, between the Lanza and Colorado tributaries, and is the border between Bolivia and Peru. We pass between San Ignacio, campsite in the afternoon.

Guides will prepare the breakfast early in the morning, then we’ll put all our equipment in the boats, and we’ll run the rapids, stoping at lunch time and continue doing rafting until 4 in the afternoon aproximatelly, then set up the campsite, dinner close a nice camp fire.

Breakfast early in the morning, then we’ll put all our equipment in the boats, and we’ll run again the rapids, stoping at lunch time and continue doing rafting until 4 in the afternoon aproximatelly, then set up the campsite, dinner close a nice camp fire.

Breakfast early in the morning, then we’ll put all our equipment in the boats, and we’ll run the rapids, stoping at lunch time and continue doing rafting until 4 in the afternoon aproximatelly, then set up the campsite, dinner close a nice camp fire.

This day, we’ll do rafting just for few hours, then at the mouth of the Tavara River we deflate the rafts and take a motorized boat to the macaw lick, where ten species of parrots and parakeets have been observed, Camping in the afternoon.

This day, early in the morning, we’ll go to see the macaws, then after breakfast, we’ll begin our last trip in the river by our motorized canoe to Puerto Maldonado, arriving in afternoon after lunch time, once in Puerto Maldonado, transfer to the hotel, accommodations.

Today early morning we get back to Cusco for around 8 hours bus journey. Arrival Cusco.