Amazon Trip 4 days / 3 nights

¿WHAT WE EXPECT?

Amazon Trip 4 days / 3 nights.

Each day is filled with exciting wildlife encounters and immersive rainforest experiences. Be prepared to marvel at the Amazon’s diverse flora and fauna. Local guides ensure a safe and enjoyable adventure.”

this itinerary provides an overview of the Amazon trip and the activities involved each day. It offers opportunities to observe various wildlife species, enjoy the beauty of the Amazon rainforest, and experience the diverse flora and fauna. However, it’s essential to follow the guidance and instructions of the local guides for a safe and enjoyable trip.

• Length: 4 Days/3 Nights wildlife
• Type of service: Private or Group In the tour manu
• Location: Southern Peru, Madre de Dios Department, Puerto Maldonado,  Reserve walking.
• Activities :
• Altitude : 139 – 400 m.a.s.l.
• Best time to Visit rainforest: All Year
• Departure: Every day
• Minimum of participants: 2
• Maximum of participants: 10
• Price per person:
•  Departure  : Daily
• Physical Demand :

 Manu National Park- Peru

• Creation May : 29, 1973
• Extension :1716 295 .22 Hectares
• Location : Regions of Cusco and Madre de Dios

Manu Core area of the Biosphere Reserve.
Records

• 1025 : species of Birds.
  
• 221 : Species of Mammals.
• 1307 : Butterfly Species .
• 8     : Species of Wild Felines .
• 15   : Primate Species .
• 27   : Species of Psittacines .
• 155  :Reptile Species .
• 300  : Species of Ants .
• 650  :Species of Beetles.

DETAILED TOUR ITINERARY:

WHAT TOUR SERVICES:

Included in Jungle Trip :

• Professional naturalist guide
• Private bus and boat transport
• Entrance fees to Macaw Clay Lick
• Cook
• All food (vegetarian on request) and drinking water
• Camping equipment and Lodge accommodation
• First Aid Kit, extractor (for poison)
• Radio communication

Not Included in Trip Wildlife :

• Binocular
• Alcoholic drinks etc.

Things you should bring for the  Trip :

• Mosquito Repellent
• Long Sleeved shirts (cotton is better)
• cotton Socks
• Sandals
• Rain Gear
• Long pants
• Bathing suit
• Hiking shoes
• Binoculars (you can also rent them from)
• Camera and films (400 and 200 ASA)
• Plastic Bags for clothes and camera etc.
• Personal Things (soap, toilet paper. towel etc.)
• Hat (or Handkerchief)
• Sun Blocker, sun glasses
• Sleeping bag (can also be rented)

ABOUT LODGE:

Frequently asked questions (FAQs):

Manu Jungle Amazon Trip

is much more than a tour operator. We are a sustainable travel agency dedicated to supporting the Manu National Park and the Tambopata National Reserve while upholding universal tourism principles. Our staff is extensively trained in these principles, enabling us to offer unparalleled Amazon experiences in uncharted and pristine wilderness areas. Our tours are thoughtfully designed to cater to your specific needs as a visitor, and our true passion lies in sharing the breathtaking wildlife expeditions that the Peruvian rainforest has to offer.

Our journey began in 2010 under the leadership a native tour guide from the Matsiguenka family, born within the Manu National Park. His fervor for providing high-quality ecotourism services and his commitment to improving the living conditions of native communities throughout the Manu National Park and Tambopata led to the establishment of Manu Jungle Amazon Trip.

We actively engage these communities, promoting sustainability, education, and reforestation with native trees. Our dedication is reflected in the well-being of our staff and their families, especially the children in native communities, whom we support in studying within their own dialect.

Why choose Manu Jungle Amazon Trip?

We are a local, family-owned tour operator with personal experience in the Peruvian rainforest. We have no shareholders, and our primary focus is delivering high-quality service with small groups and private jungle tours to enhance your travel experience. Our groups never exceed 10 people, setting us apart from other tour operators.

Our goals are clear:

• Provide informative tours within the Manu National Park and Tambopata.
• Educate on native culture and history.
• Offer a memorable wildlife experience.
• Maintain a 100% locally-owned company.
• Promote social responsibility through projects supporting our native communities.

Our vision is to:

• Create unforgettable Amazon experiences.
• Deliver personalized, high-quality service.
• Contribute to the development of the tourism sector.
• Offer high-quality jungle tours with small groups at reasonable prices.
• Foster admiration for the legacy of Amazonian culture, heritage, and history among our visitors.

Our team of guides is passionate and highly skilled. They are native to the Amazon region, fluent in Spanish and English, and many also speak the Matsiguenka dialect. In addition, they hold tourism degrees and possess a minimum of 2 years of experience. They are dedicated to continuous personal development, exhibit remarkable patience, and approach their work with boundless enthusiasm. Join us for a unique and sustainable adventure in the jungle!

Amazon Trip to Cocha Camungo  .

Cocha Camungo is located in the Manu region. Cocha Camungo is an oxbow lake where you can see large families of giant otters and a diversity of bird species. During the tour the exploration of the primary and virgin forests taken the different trails, climb a tower to have a panoramic view of the forest canopy and the opportunity to spend the night on a raised platform to observe tapirs and other nocturnal mammals. This adventure in Manu promises to immerse yourself in nature and discover the unique wildlife of the region.

Manu Biosphere Reserve ( Trip) .

Experiences seasonal differences in rainfall due tob its distance from the equator. Its dry season occurs from May to September followed by the wet season which runs from October to April. Unlike temperate latitudes. tree flowering in wildlife  occurs at many different times of the year depending upon the

species. Since individual trees of a single species are widely scattered throughout the forest (that is, species diversity is high while species density is low) many tree species flower simultaneously so that their pollinators -monkeys. birds. bats or bees-can transter pollen from one tree to another. A common sight therefore, is a sea of green

raintorest canopy punctuated by widely-scattered eruptions of identical color. The colors advertise the availability of nectar, and hence the trees sexual readiness, to their indispensable pollinators LEFT Trees (Meriania tomentosa) flowering at 8,000 feet (2.500 meters) BELOW A rainforest toad (Buro sp., veraguensis group) on the hunt.

While supreme predators in their own right, many Buro species protect themselves against predation both by secreting skin toxins and as a last resort by gulping air and inflating themselves to a difficult-to-swallow size.

Rainforest Wildlife ( Trip Peru )

The perpetual humidity of the cloud forest makes it an ideal home for epiphytes-plants that live on other plants and take their moisture and nutrients from their surroundings, not the ground. As dust, eaves and dirt accumulate on branches, lichens and mosses begin a colonization process that is soon followed by ferns, bromeliads and orchids. In

this photo, cloud forest trees lie swathed in thick carpets of epiphytic plants that may accumulate one upon the other, layer after layer. Interestingly, mosses, lichens and ferns-some of the oldest plants on earth-all depend upon notile sperm for sexual reproduction. Inextricably linked to thir watery origins, rain must fall in order for the

plants’ sperm to be able to travel over plants wet suriaces, find an egg, and reproduce. Flowering plants evolved only later, relying upon pollen as a means of liberating themselves their ancient links to the sea.