Top Amazon Full-day Tours

Witness the vibrant spectacle of the world's largest macaw clay lick as hundreds of colorful birds gather at sunrise, creating a photographer's paradise. Glide along the scenic Tambopata River, keeping an eye out for unique wildlife like capybaras, tapirs, and perhaps even the elusive jaguar. This tour is perfect for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts seeking an authentic experience in the Amazon rainforest. With expert guides leading the way, gain insider knowledge about the local ecosystem and its inhabitants.

Witness a captivating morning spectacle at the Cachuela Parrot Clay Lick, where vibrant parrots and parakeets flock to feast on mineral-rich clay. Nestled in the heart of the Amazon near Puerto Maldonado, this experience allows nature enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the lush rainforest ecosystem. Guided by a local expert, gain insights into the ecological significance of clay licks while enjoying unparalleled birdwatching and photography opportunities. Each visit promises a unique encounter with the diverse wildlife that inhabits this extraordinary setting.

Navigate the Amazon, the world’s longest river, on an unforgettable adventure through a vibrant rainforest teeming with life and rich in ancient culture. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking ecosystem and discover the unique flora and fauna that thrive in this magical environment. Engage with local traditions and explore the mysteries of the Amazon while gaining insights from expert guides who share their knowledge about the region's biodiversity and cultural heritage. - Experience the Amazon, the longest and most powerful river in the world - Discover the rich biodiversity of the rainforest with expert guides - Engage with local cultures and traditions during your journey - Explore ancient cultures and mysteries of the Amazon rainforest

The Amazon Jungle can be a daunting place to organize on your own. During this 2-day jungle tour, stay at the Avatar Amazon Lodge in Iquitos, Peru and enjoy included excursions to learn more about the biodiversity and communities of the region. Take a boat ride on the Amazon River, enjoy a zipline adventure in the canopy, visit ab indigenous community and more.

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.

Lake Sandoval is the perfect place to spend a vacation of total relaxation and rest from the daily routine. But not everything that awaits you in this destination is to lie in a hammock to enjoy the scenery and not think about anything, because in the lake and its surroundings you can perform various activities. Here are some of the best things to do at Sandoval Lake. A boat ride on the Sandoval Lake Lake Sandoval is within the Tambopata National Reserve, 45 minutes from Puerto Maldonado on the right bank of the Madre de Dios River. It is a wildlife sanctuary (giant otter or river otter, black caiman, several species of macaws and parrots, kingfishers, turtles, monkeys, herons and cranes among other species of rainforest fauna). It is a biodiversity reserve with more than 1000 species of birds.

Nestled within the Peruvian rain forest, the Maniti Eco-Lodge offers an ideal base for jungle exploration. During this tour, follow the Rio Nanay into the Amazon and enjoy an immersive experience in jungle life. Spot wildlife in its natural habitat, and travel by canoe to far-flung corners of the rain forest with your guide. With logistics including accommodation, meals, and transportation covered, see the best of the Amazon in comfort.