Top Amazon Sporting Events

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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.

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.

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.

Experience one of the most colorful sights in the Peruvian Amazon during this 2-day tour from Puerto Maldonado. On day one, cruise down the Tambopata River to your rainforest resort. Refuel with lunch, then take a guided walk to see and hear the wildlife. Early the next morning, head to the Chunco clay lick, where hundreds of brightly colored macaw parrots gather. Look out for other birds and animals, too.

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!

Planning a trip deep into the Peruvian Amazon is a lifelong dream for many travelers—but it is also be a major logistical headache. Simplify your journey and get access into rugged, hard-to-reach regions that would otherwise be much harder to visit during this multi-day, small-group tour. Take in natural attractions such as Lake Sandoval and the Tambopata Reserve, and contribute to ecological stewardship in a threatened region.

Discover the Peruvian Amazon through an unforgettable combination of wildlife, adventure, and authentic rainforest experiences. With the knowledge of an experienced naturalist guide, explore hidden trails, rivers, and lagoons while learning about the incredible plants and animals that make Tambopata unique. Witness hundreds of colorful macaws at the famous Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick, explore the peaceful waters of Sandoval Lake, and search for monkeys on Monkey Island. Walk beneath the rainforest canopy, cross hanging bridges, and experience the excitement of a zipline surrounded by jungle scenery. As the sun goes down, the Amazon reveals another side of its magic. Join nighttime excursions to search for caimans nocturnal wildlife, while listening to the sounds of the rainforest. This experience is more than a visit to the jungle: it is an opportunity to connect with nature, discover wildlife in its natural habitat and create unforgettable memories in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon.

The Tambopata National Reserve is home to some of the Amazon Basin’s most impressive natural attractions—but exploring the dense jungle independently isn’t very safe. On this adventurous tour, begin with pickup at your central Puerto Maldonado accommodation and delve into the reserve with your guide. With accommodation, meals, and park fees included, watch wild macaws on the clay river walls and admire uninterrupted views across serene Lake Sandoval.