Manu Peru Amazon

After breakfast, we will board our private vehicle for an hour and a half to the main port of the Manu-Atalaya National Park (500 meters above sea level), there we will board a motorized boat to continue for approximately 7 hours navigating the Madre de Dios River.

Throughout our walk along the river, we have a great opportunity to observe several species such as herons, vultures, kingfishers, turtles, herons and some of the 13 species of monkeys that live in Manu.

In the afternoon, we will arrive at our hostel located in Boca Manu where we will spend the night, with showers and toilets available.

After dinner we will have a night walk on the Manu Peru Amazon.

Today we say goodbye to the Madre de Dios River to change for a navigation on the Manu River that offers us other incredible views of a variety of species that live around it, such as groups of turtles, white alligators, capybaras, jaguars, Panthera. onca) resting on a trunk and observing its territory.

In the afternoon, we arrived at our camp in Otorongo.

Later, our guide takes us to Otorongo Oxbow Lake, where an observation tower is placed that allows us to see the giant otters that live there.

After, we return to our lodge with showers and toilets available

Today we will visit another lake called Salvador in our silent rowboat that allows us to observe a family of playful giant river otters, the largest freshwater carnivores in the world, they are still common only in Manu. Each animal consumes between 4 and 5 kilos of fish daily and can often be seen eating large fish on logs on the shore of the lake. We will also observe many species of rare birds, including a prehistoric bird called Shansho, Heron, cormorants, water duck, horned scream, turtles, Taricaya, black caimans.

The rest of the day you will go through the trails in the area looking for some of the 13 monkey species like Black Spider Mokey, Red Howler Monkey Night Monkey, Dusky Titi Monkey, Saddleback Tamarin, Brown Capuchin Monkey and some mammals found here: bear giant anthill, South American coati, two-toed sloth, deer, a group of peccaries, which is found in the forest here, our guide will explain some of the basics of the rainforest ecosystems and will point out some of the medicinal plants of the area that the locals use. Indigenous groups. You can be sure that the animals here in the wild Manu Amazon have never suffered from people hunting!

In the afternoon, we return to our Lodge in Otorongo with showers and toilets available in the Manu Reserve Center.

At night you can take a walk with our guide and tour the Manu, or stay resting in the lodge

Today, the call of the red howler monkey (Alouatta seniculus) will wake us up for our breakfast. After that, we will begin to explore the primary forest very slowly, where we will have the opportunity to see and meet many, such as monkeys, mammals, insects, giant trees, ayahuasca plants, chestnuts, seeds, edible and inedible fruits. Native and healing plants that native people use to heal themselves when they are sick.

In the afternoon, a visit to Cocha Otorongo lake is planned, where the observation docks and a 20 meter observation tower in the canopy of the rain forest overlooking the lake are available to observe the wildlife. We will also be attentive to a large family of giant otters that inhabit this lake. Our guide will teach you about the flora and fauna of the Manu reserve. After that, we returned at night to our hostel.

At night you can take a walk with our guide and tour the Manu, or stay resting in the lodge

Today again the call of the red howler monkey (Alouatta seniculus) will wake us up.

Next, we must begin our return on the Manu River, and you will understand why Manu is so famous for its wildlife. On the banks of the river, you will see groups of turtles, white alligators (Caiman cocodrylus), capybaras (Hydrochaeris) and perhaps a Jaguar (Panthera Onca) that rests on a trunk and observes its territory.

In the afternoon we will arrive at the Rainforest Manu lodge, where we will settle in our respective rooms and then we will take a walk through our hostel.

After dinner, we will have a night activity.

We spent the night in the lodge with showers and toilets available.

We left our cabin very early in the two hours and one Half a boat trip back downriver to Colorado Village. Depending on the time we should be in Puerto Maldonado, breakfast will be served in the lodge or on the boat, of course this is a perfect time to take advantage of valuable wildlife activity early in the morning along the river.

We will make a stop in the town of Colorado, in the area of gold mining, to begin our trip by land to Puerto Carlos for 45 minutes, then cross the Inambari River for 10 minutes by boat to Santa Rosa, finally a van or a bus will take us approximately two and a half hours to the airport in the city of Puerto Maldonado.

• Land transport by private vehicle
• River transportation by motorboat
• Accommodation: 6 nights at the Amazon Wildlife Lodge
• Professional naturalist guide
• Entrance fee to the Manu National Park
• Professional chef 
• Meals: 6 Breakfast, 7 Lunch, 6 Dinners. Note: vegetarian option for no additional cost
• First aid kit
• Communication radio
• Rubber boats

• Air tickets.
• Breakfast of the first day and of the last dinner
• Personal expenses such as beverages, telephone call, tips, etc.
• Travel insurance
• Vaccinations
• Extras not mentioned in itinerary

Cock of the Rock Lodge

The Cock-of-the-Rock Lodge is located in the magical Manu cloud forest on the lush eastern slopes of the Andes, and is part of the Tropical Nature conservation system. Opened in 1997, it is named after the Andean Cock-of-the-Rock (Rupicola peruvianus), the conspicuously brilliant red-and-black national bird of Peru. Each morning and evening the males stage a colorful, noisy mating display at a “lek”, or display site, right by the lodge. Spectacled Bears, Woolly Monkeys, Brown Capuchin Monkeys, quetzals and a host of other colorful birds also inhabit the surrounding forest, and a bubbling mountain stream tumbles through the valley below. Manu Wildlife Center Lodge The world's largest tapir lick. The most photogenic and accessible large macaw and parrot lick. Miles of monkey-rich trails through nature rain forest. Two 120-foot-tall (35-m) canopy platforms. Two nature lakes with abundant Hoatzins, caimans and Giant Otters

Manu Wildlife Center

The tapir lick is a comfortable ninety minutes on foot from the lodge, while the macaw lick is a half-hour boat journey plus a short walk away. Visitors will welcome the amenities and comfort of this lodge, the only one in the Manu lowlands with roomy, private bungalows, en suite private bathrooms and tiled, hot water showers — especially if they are arriving from the rustic simplicity of Manu National Park. Manu Park Wildlife Center Manu Park Wildlife Center is a simple but comfortable low-impact lodge located inside the

Manu Park Wildlife Center

Nestled almost invisibly in the forest, it lies just across the river from the trail to Manu's prime wildlife viewing location, Cocha (Lake) Salvador. This is the largest and most beautiful of the 13 oxbow lakes of the Manu River. Our Manu Park Wildlife Center or Albergue Machiguenga features spacious double-occupancy room-size tents with hinged, lockable doors and solid wooden floors. Each tent measures 16.5x10x7 feet (5x3x2.2m), and all are fully screened, with a floor raised on wooden stilts to provide maximum ventilation and coolness, and protection from flooding and insects. A palm thatch roof shelter overhead completes the structure. Each of the extra-long twin beds has a mosquito net. Our camp in Manu Park also features an elevated, screened dining room with wooden floor and a private hot-water showers and flush toilets.

• A small backpack to carry your belongings.
• A coat for the cold, rain poncho, shorts and shirts, cotton pants and long sleeved shirts.
• Bath towels
• Hiking shoes and sandals to enter the water.
• Personal hygiene items, sunscreen, hat and glasses.
• Insect repellent.
• Flashlight with spare batteries.
• Camera with extra batteries
• A container to carry water.
• Binoculars
• Extra Money to buy crafts shopping, drinks and tips