Top Puerto Maldonado Sporting Events

Your visit helps to maintain a healthy jungle, with a service committed to its care and sustainability. What are you waiting for ?, come and live the Peruvian Amazon.

Lake Sandoval in the Tambopata National Reserve is one of Peru’s most biodiverse ecosystems, but visiting it independently skips over the details that make it special. Explore with ease and insight on this small-group day tour from Puerto Maldonado. Travel by boat along the Madre de Dios River to Lake Sandoval, ride a canoe around the lake, and hike along a boardwalk while keeping an eye out for wildlife.

This tour is one of the best we have with an excellent time to experience the Amazon rainforest of Peru, visiting the macaw clay lick and the 40 meters tall canopy tower to see the jungle from the top of the trees into Tambopata National Reserve!

Your visit helps to maintain a healthy jungle, with a service committed to its care and sustainability. What are you waiting for ?, come and live the Peruvian Amazon.

Every morning at Collpa Chuncho, dozens of macaws, parrots and parakeets dye the sky red, blue and yellow as they feed on the clay that provides them with the minerals they need to live. This natural spectacle is one of the most impressive treasures of the Tambopata National Reserve.

Embark on a 3-day journey into the heart of Tambopata’s rainforest, culminating at the breathtaking Sandoval Lake. The express tour offers a condensed yet exhilarating Amazon experience. Explore the verdant jungle with our experienced guides, winding through lush vegetation and wildlife-rich trails. Arriving at Sandoval Lake, you’ll witness spectacular sunsets, marvel at the playful giant otters, and listen to the symphony of jungle sounds as you savor a taste of Amazonian life.

Your visit helps to maintain a healthy jungle, with a service committed to its care and sustainability. What are you waiting for ?, come and live the Peruvian Amazon.

The charm of Lake Valencia, the longest lake of Madre de Dios and a neighbor of the border with Bolivia, captivates with its 15 km long and a natural beauty that seems infinite and unimaginable. Around it stands a mosaic of iconic trees such as the Cedar, the imposing Lupuna, the hardy Pumaquiro and the unmistakable Chestnut, all of them of enormous socioeconomic value to the region.