Top Peru Safaris

Getting to the Amazon's macaw clay licks (where the birds congregate) and natural wonders means juggling 4WD transfers, river boats, and pre-dawn starts from Puerto Maldonado. Leave the logistics to a lodge-based team that handles transport and all meals, so you can spend your mornings watching macaws feed and rowing across Sandoval Lake in search of giant otters.

Discover the extraordinary biodiversity of the Peruvian Amazon with the 6-day and 5-night expedition to the Manu Reserve Zone, from Cusco. Cross Andean landscapes, explore the cloud forest and venture into the tropical jungle to discover its fascinating fauna and flora. Visit a hummingbird garden, observe the emblematic rufous-bellied thrush, and contemplate colorful parrots in their natural habitat. Enjoy guided hikes, bird watching, and unforgettable experiences in contact with nature. We are a local agency in Cusco committed to sustainable tourism and authentic experiences. We work with small groups to offer personalized attention, a close relationship, and a more flexible experience, far from mass tourism. This way you can enjoy wildlife observation, take photographs, and discover the secrets of the jungle at your own pace, accompanied by the local team.

This lodge is located east of the Manu River on the north bank of the Madre de Dios River. It is reached by a 45- minute flight from Cusco to Puerto Maldonado followed by a car and boat journey to reach MWC and offers the Amazon’s finest short, in-depth wildlife safari. The lodge is famous for its abundant and varied wildlife, with its own Tapir clay lick, a nearby macaw clay lick, two nearby oxbow lakes and a tall canopy viewing towers among its impressive highlights.

This package offers an immersion into the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, renowned for its biodiversity and unique natural landscapes. Travellers will enjoy an unparalleled experience at the Manu Wildlife Center, a lodge emblematic for its proximity to key wildlife hotspots such as the Tapir Clay Lick, the Macaw Clay Lick, two oxbow lakes and a 34-metre observation tower. The itinerary is carefully designed to maximise opportunities for spotting Amazonian species, with day and night activities ensuring an intimate connection with nature.