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04:30 – 05:00 AM: Pick up in Cusco

Our tour starts early to make the most of the day. We will pick you up at your hotel in Cusco in a comfortable tourist vehicle.

05:00 – 07:00 AM: Trip to Mollepata

Enjoy a scenic drive through Andean valleys and small picturesque villages. In Mollepata, we will stop for a light breakfast and a chance to stretch our legs.

07:00 – 08:30 AM: Drive to Soraypampa

We continue our journey to Soraypampa, the starting point of our trek. During this trek, you will appreciate the breathtaking views of the mountains and the surrounding landscape.

08:30 – 09:00 AM: Preparation and Beginning of the Hike

In Soraypampa, we will have a brief warm-up and stretching session. Our guide will give an introduction to the hike and what to expect.

09:00 – 11:00 AM: Hike to Humantay Lagoon

We will begin our approximately two-hour hike to the lagoon. The trail is of moderate difficulty, with some steep climbs. Enjoy the natural beauty, the panoramic views and the company of our expert guide.

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM: Time at Humantay Lagoon

Upon arrival at Humantay Lagoon, you will have time to explore, take pictures and relax by the crystal-clear waters. Our guide will share stories and legends about this sacred place for the Inca culture. If you are feeling adventurous, you can climb to the top of the moraines for even more breathtaking views.

12:30 – 01:00 PM: Walk back to Soraypampa

We descend back to Soraypampa.

01:00 – 03:00 PM: Return to Mollepata for lunch.

After lunch, we board our vehicle for the return trip to Mollepata. Take the opportunity to rest and reflect on the experience.

03:00 – 05:00 PM: Return to Cusco

Finally, we start our return trip to Cusco. We will arrive in the city at approximately 5:00 PM, leaving time to rest and enjoy the night in the city.

05:00 PM: Arrival in Cusco

We will drop you off at your hotel, concluding a day full of adventures and unforgettable memories.

INCLUSIONS:

TRANSPORTATION:

• Pick up of clients from their respective hotels and transfer to the starting point of the excursion, which is Soraypampa and transfer back to Cusco at the end of the hike.

ENTRANCE: All entrance fees are included:

• Entrance ticket to the regional conservation area Humantay lagoon.

SUPPORT STAFF:

• 1 professional bilingual guide for every 18 passengers.

MEALS:

• 1 energetic breakfast
• 1 nutritious lunch

SAFETY

• Oxygen
• Radio communication
• First aid kit
• Tour guide certified in first aid and mountain rescue.

EXCLUSIONS:

• Horse if you need it to ride (You can rent for a cost of S/80 Peruvian soles)

EXTRA SERVICES WE OFFER FOR THE TRIP:

• Walking poles: Lightweight, adjustable aluminum hiking poles. $5.00 USD.

What to bring:

• Day bag pack
• Rain gear
• Wool hat or beanie
• Sun hat
• A pair of gloves
• Scarf
• Fleeces or sweaters
• Hiking shoes
• Mineral water
• Personal medications
• Sunscreen
• Snacks (chocolates, energy bars, nuts, etc.)
• Photo camera (make sure that your batteries are fully charged)
• Extra cash money, preferably Peruvian soles

1. Where is Humantay Lake located?

Humantay Lake is located in the Vilcabamba mountain range of the Peruvian Andes, near the majestic Salkantay Mountain, approximately 120 km northwest of the city of Cusco.

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2. How difficult is the Humantay Lake hike?

The hike is considered moderate to challenging due to the altitude. The ascent takes around 1.5 to 2 hours. No technical climbing is required, but good physical condition is recommended.

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3. What is the altitude of Humantay Lake?

Humantay Lake sits at approximately 4,200 meters (13,780 ft) above sea level. Because of this, we recommend spending at least 1–2 days acclimatizing in Cusco before taking the tour.

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4. What time does the tour start and end?

The tour typically begins with hotel pickup between 4:30 AM – 5:00 AM and returns to Cusco around 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM.

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5. Is this tour suitable for beginners?

Yes. While the altitude makes the hike physically demanding, beginners can complete it at their own pace. Horses are available for rent locally if needed.

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6. What should I bring?

We recommend bringing:

• Warm clothing (layered)

• Waterproof jacket

• Hiking shoes

• Sunscreen

• Hat and sunglasses

• Water bottle

• Snacks

• Personal medication

• Cash (for horse rental or entrance fees if applicable)

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7. Is breakfast and lunch included?

Yes. The tour includes a continental breakfast and a buffet lunch in the village of Mollepata.

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8. Can I rent a horse for the hike?

Yes. Horses are available at the trailhead and are managed by the local community. This service is optional and paid directly on-site.

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9. What is the best time of year to visit Humantay Lake?

Humantay Lake can be visited year-round. However:

• Dry season (April – October): Best weather and clearer views

• Rainy season (November – March): Lush landscapes but possible rain

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10. Is altitude sickness a concern?

Yes, due to the high elevation. We recommend:

• Acclimatizing in Cusco

• Staying hydrated

• Avoiding alcohol before the tour

• Bringing altitude medication if prescribed

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11. Is Humantay Lake part of the Inca Trail?

No. Humantay Lake is located along the route to Salkantay Trek, one of the most famous alternative treks to Machu Picchu.

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12. How long do we stay at the lake?

You will have approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour to enjoy the lake, take photos, and appreciate the scenery.

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13. Is travel insurance required?

Travel insurance is not mandatory but strongly recommended for all high-altitude excursions.

🚐 Cusco – Cusipata – Pomacanchi – Santa Lucía

We start the Waqrapukara 1 day tour from Cusco very early in the morning with hotel pick-up (historic center).

We travel by private tourist transportation along the scenic Cusco – Pomacanchi – Santa Lucía route, passing Andean villages, farmlands, and beautiful highland landscapes.

After approximately 1.5 hours of driving, we stop in the town of Cusipata to enjoy a nutritious breakfast. We then continue to Santa Lucía, the starting point of the hike.

🥾 Hike to Waqrapukara

From Santa Lucía, we begin a moderate hike to the Waqrapukara archaeological site. The hike takes about 1.5 to 2 hours.

Along the trail, you will enjoy:

• High Andean landscapes
• Deep canyons and unique rock formations
• Native flora and fauna

Your guide will explain the history, cultural significance, and spiritual importance of Waqrapukara.

🏛️ Guided Visit to Waqrapukara

Upon arrival at Waqrapukara, known as The Horned Fortress, we enjoy a guided tour of this spectacular Inca ceremonial complex, strategically built above the Apurímac River canyon.

You will have time to:

• Explore the archaeological site
• Take stunning panoramic photos
• Connect with the energy and silence of the Andes

We then enjoy a box lunch surrounded by incredible scenery.

🔽 Return to Cusco

After the visit, we hike back along the same trail to the transport and return to Cusco, arriving between 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., ending our Waqrapukara tour from Cusco.

INCLUSIONS

• Hotel pick-up in Cusco
• Round-trip tourist transportation
• Professional guide (English / Spanish)
• Breakfast in Cusipata
• Box lunch
• First aid kit

NOT INCLUDED

• Trekking poles
• Personal expenses
• Tips (optional)

WHAT TO BRING:

• Trekking shoes

• Warm and windproof clothing

• Sun hat and sunscreen

• Water and snacks

• Camera or fully charged phone

Where is Waqrapukara located?

Waqrapukara is located in the Acomayo Province, south of Cusco, perched above a deep canyon overlooking the Apurímac River.

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How long does the Waqrapukara 1-day tour last?

The tour lasts approximately 12 to 14 hours, returning to Cusco between 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.

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How difficult is the hike?

The hike is moderate. No technical experience is required, but a basic level of fitness is recommended due to altitude.

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What is the altitude of Waqrapukara?

Waqrapukara is located at approximately 4,300 meters (14,108 feet) above sea level.

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Is acclimatization necessary?

Yes. We recommend spending at least 1–2 days in Cusco before taking this tour.

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Is this tour suitable for children?

Recommended for travelers over 10 years old with good physical condition.

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Can I visit Waqrapukara during the rainy season?

Yes, the tour operates year-round. During the rainy season (November–March), rain gear is recommended.

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What is the best time to visit Waqrapukara?

The best season is the dry season (April to October), with clearer skies and better views.

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How many people are in each group?

We operate with small groups for a more personalized experience.

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Where does the tour start?

The tour starts with hotel pick-up in Cusco’s historic center.

• Type of tour: adventure, landscape and cultural
• Dificulty: Eassy
• Tour duration: 12 hours
• Departures: Daily
• Recommended months: From March to January

We start the tour at 6 o’clock am in the city of Cusco, the trip last approximately 3 hours. A tour experience that will pass through beautiful Andean landscapes and lagoons. A group of small volcanoes gives way to the valley of the Apurimac river and on it we will find the Q’ESWACHAKA, the last rope bridge, built with pure fibre straw using the ancient techniques of the Inkas. We will have plenty of time and a unique opportunity when crossing over it. After the visit, we will return back to your hotel. Several viewpoints along the road will invite us to stop for stunning picture time of the Andean scenery. We will arrive at the city of Cusco around 6.00 pm in the afternoon.

• Lunch (picnic).
• Tourist transportation.
• Tour guide
• Admission ticket

• Sweater
• Sportswear
• Hiking shoes
• Hat or cap
• Sun glasses
• Sunscreen
• Jacket for rain or poncho
• Two litres of water
• Small backpack
• Toilet paper

• Unmatched Biodiversity: Manu is one of the most biodiverse places on the planet. Over the course of the 7 days, you’ll experience a vast range of wildlife, including jaguars, tapirs, monkeys, hundreds of bird species, and even elusive creatures like the giant river otter.

• Birdwatching Paradise: The Manu Reserve is renowned for its bird life, with more than 1,000 bird species recorded. Highlights include the colorful macaws, toucans, and the rare and endangered harpy eagle.

• Explore the Amazon Rainforest: You’ll have several days of guided walks through the Amazon jungle, learning about the ecosystem, medicinal plants, and the interconnectedness of this vibrant environment.

• River Exploration by Boat: Daily boat rides on the Madre de Dios and Manu rivers offer a unique opportunity to spot wildlife such as caimans, capybaras, and river otters, all while navigating through the lush rainforest.

• Stay in Remote Jungle Lodges: The experience includes staying in eco-friendly lodges deep within the reserve, where you can immerse yourself in nature, enjoy the sounds of the jungle, and witness breathtaking sunrises and sunsets.

• Night Walks and Wildlife Spotting: At night, the jungle comes to life with different species. The nocturnal walks give you the chance to see creatures like frogs, insects, bats, and even nocturnal predators.

• Visit to Indigenous Communities: You’ll have the chance to meet and interact with local indigenous communities, learning about their culture, traditions, and how they live in harmony with the rainforest.

• Swim in the Amazon: The opportunity to swim in the crystal-clear waters of the rivers or lakes within the Manu region provides a refreshing and adventurous experience amidst stunning natural scenery.

• Visit to the Macaw Clay Lick: A visit to the famous macaw clay lick, where hundreds of parrots and macaws come to feed on the mineral-rich clay, offers an incredible wildlife spectacle.

• Incredible Photography Opportunities: With diverse landscapes, unique wildlife, and vibrant jungle scenes, the Manu Reserve provides endless opportunities for photography, making it a photographer’s dream.

Day 01.- Cusco – Atalaya river port – Ecomanu lodge

We will pick you up from your Hotel at 5:30 am. And  leave Cusco in the morning in our comfortable bus and travel through Mountains, beauty valleys, rural communities and visit Ninamarca Chullpas (tombs); these belong to the pre-Inca culture (Lupacas). Then we will climb up the last mountain and arrive to Acjanaco, this is the entrance to the Manu National Park. Fallowing this we will descend into the mysterious cloud forest, which has a huge variety of flora and fauna, making it an ideal home for epiphytic, orchids and bromeliads. By the afternoon we take a hike in this perpetual cloud forest, where we will be able to see the famous Peruvian bird (Cock of the rock) with their fascinating red colures, and acting in a daily ritual mating dance as well as trogons, quetzal, toucans, monkeys and on a lucky day the only Spectacle Bear of South America (Tremantus ornatus). After passing this beautiful humidity mountain forest and little Amazonian villages we will get Atalaya river port, the main touristic port in Manu National Park, here we get board our motor boat with good save equipment and navigate down this crystalline river of Madre de Dios until our Eco Manu Lodge.

Lunch and Dinner is included.

Day 02.- Eco Manu lodge – Boca Manu lodge

In the morning, you will wake up with the singing of the Amazonian birds and the exuberant Amazonian forest. After our healthy breakfast, we will explore the primary forest, where we will appreciate many colourful birds, like scarlet Macaws, crimson crested woodpecker, bluish fronted jacamar, black tailed trogon, Families of monkeys and peccaries.

Following our excursion we will get board our motor boat and have a log journey down the Madre de Dios river  for 6 hours to Boca Manu lodge. On the way we will have interesting stop for appreciated some Capibaras, red howler monkeys, cormorants, egrets, herons, hawks, etc.

There are no longer remote forests in the world that lives isolated tribes from the outside world. Manu is one of those few privileged Park in the world, where nomadic tribes living gather, hunt and fish.

In Manu we may encounter tribes without contact with the outside world. For several years we have been observing from our boat tribes in initial contact with the civilization called Mashco Piro. Information articles in Survival International, National Geography, BBC and reference photos in our website.   www.ecomanulodge.com

At night fall we can go to explore the forest with our flashlight and search some caimans, frogs, owls, and many other night creatures around the lake. Overnight In our comfortable Dorado lodge.

Day 03.-  Boca Manu lodge – Casa Matsiguenka lodge In Manu Reserve zone

Very early in the morning we will start our expedition, again by boat up the Manu stream, going by the Ranger Station (Limonal).With our permit, here we have to register our entrance to the heart of Manu Park, in the course of the trip carefully searching white caiman, enormous black caiman, hundreds of turtles, giant aquatic guinea pig (capybara), macaws, toucans, falcons and on a luck day an impressive jaguar (Pantera onca). In this last 15 years Jaguar population is increasing in Manu Park and now is the second best place in the word to watch and photograph in the wild this elusive cat.

After five hour exploring the Manu river, we arrive at the typical Matsiguenka lodge at mid-afternoon.  By the afternoon we going to organize our equipment and hike thought different path around the lodge. Searching different groups of monkeys, and bush turkeys. Overnight in Matsiguenka lodge.

Breackfast, Lunch and Dinner is included.

Day 04.-  Casa Matsiguenka lodge

The most dynamic place of wildlife, from the lodge we will walk through this virgin forest for one hour and then we will explore one of the most beautiful oxbow lake (Cocha Salvador).  Here with the help of a catamaran, binoculars and our Telescope.  We will see a huge variety of colourful birds, group of black spider monkeys brown capuchin monkeys, emperor tamarin monkeys and one of the large reptile 4 or 5 meter  black caimans and the family of Giant otters (Pteronura brasiliensis). This endangered species can be seen swimming, fishing, eating and playing.

At mind afternoon we get board our boat and slowly driving up the Manu stream, we start exploring with our naturalist guide and two experts locals guides. Carefully we will search the king of the Amazon Jaguar (Panthera onca).

At night fall we can explore the forest with good flashlights looking, insects, snakes, frogs or go moonlight caiman spotting on the lake overnight in Matsiguenka lodge.

Day 05.-  Casa Matsiguenka lodge – Boca Manu lodge.

After our breakfast,  everything it will be ready in the boat and then will have a short boat ride, to Otorongo Oxbow lake, where is an observation platform of 25 meter high and observe kapok trees, mahogany, rubber trees, cedar and it is home of several mammals that are occasionally encountered like Brown capuchin monkeys, black spider monkeys and some wild pigs.

Return to the boat and slowly go down the interesting Manu river, giving us the best chance to see some migratory birds like osprey, jabirus, wood stork, and on the floating dead trees we will see hundreds of turtles. On the way back we will stop again in Limonal for our check out and then continue by boat to Dorado lodge.

Day 06.- Boca Manu lodge – Eco Manu lodge .

Early start and after 10 minute walking along the river side, we will reach a small colpa (wall of clay with mineral soils) in the river bank, where hundred noisy parakeets, parrots and small macaws come to feed on mineral soil and salt supplement that they find in the clay. After this fantastic beautiful display we take our healthy breakfast in the lodge.

Today we are going to continue our trip up the Madre de Dios river in our comfortable boat having great views of the Andes and on the way we will stop in aguas calientes (Hot springs in Manu). Time for relax and swimming in the amazon. After our Amazonian tipycal lunch we are going to continue for 2 hour and half by boat up the stream until our ECO MANU lodge.

In the afternoon and after our tea time we going on direction to the mammal clay lick, this is an special place that exist in the Amazon rainforest just 30 minutes walking into the forest we will reach a big wooden platform over 4m high, is the hid that sits in front of the lick enables you to see various mammals like the Brazilian Tapir, peccaries and Deer. The observation platform includes Matrass mosquito net for wait until the arrival of the mammals. This is a truly fascinating and unforgettable experience in which you are completely one with nature, sleeping among the trees and listening to the nearby animal sounds.

Day 07.-  Eco Manu lodge – Cusco city.

After our breakfast, we will get board our motor and drive just for 20 minute up the stream until to get the tiny river port of Atalaya, where our bus will be waiting for us and drive back to Cusco, on the way we may stop frequently to observe some birds in the cloud forest. We will get back to Cusco at 17:00 p.m. approx.

Inclussions

• Naturalist Professional Guide in English and Spanish. Telescope, binocular, lamps and specialist books.
• Land and river private transportation (very comfortable).
• Lodging 2 people in room. In typical and local comfortable Lodge.
• Three meals per day (vegetarian option) & snacks. Prepared by our dedicated staff with fresh fruits and typical products from the rain forest.
• Entrance fees to the Mammal clay lick and parrot clay lick
• First aid kit.
• Mineral water.
• Rubber boots.
• Guide books about Manu and checklist.

Exclussions

• Soft, drinks and beer.
• Entrance fees to Reserved Zone (USD $ 60. per person)
• Entrance to the hot spring. ($ 3. Per person)
• Sleeping bag for the mammal clay lick this can be rented in Cusco in our office s/ 10.

This basic gear will help ensure you are well-prepared for the 7-day Manu National Park tour, allowing for a safe, comfortable, and memorable experience.

Clothing:

1. Long, lightweight pants: Preferably made from synthetic material or nylon to protect you from insects and thorny vegetation.
2. Short and long-sleeve shirts: Lightweight and quick-drying materials to avoid mosquito bites and keep you cool.
3. Waterproof or windproof jacket: The weather can be unpredictable, so a light, rain-resistant jacket is essential.
4. Breathable underwear: It’s important to wear comfortable, breathable underwear due to high humidity.
5. Quick-drying socks: To prevent blisters and keep your feet dry in humid environments.
6. Swimsuit: In case you engage in water activities like swimming in rivers or lakes.

Footwear:

7. Waterproof trekking boots: With good grip, as the walks can be slippery due to the humidity.
8. Comfortable sandals or shoes: For relaxing at campsites or walking in less demanding areas.
9. Water shoes: In case you need to cross rivers or walk near bodies of water.

Accessories and Protection Gear:

10. Hat or cap: To protect you from the sun and vegetation.
11. Sunglasses: To protect your eyes from UV rays, especially during the day.
12. Insect repellent: Make sure to carry a repellent with a high percentage of DEET to protect against mosquitoes and other insects.
13. Sunscreen: To avoid sunburns during walks or when exposed to the sun.
14. Trekking gloves: Useful for protecting your hands during longer walks or when gripping plants or branches.
15. Face mask or bandana: To protect from dust or sweat, and also useful in areas with many mosquitoes.

Hydration and Food Gear:

16. Water bottles or canteen: It’s essential to carry enough water and stay hydrated, especially in the jungle.
17. Small backpack (daypack): To carry your belongings during daily walks.
18. Energy snacks: Energy bars, nuts, or chocolates to maintain energy during walks.

Camping and Sleeping Gear:

19. Headlamp: It’s important to have light at night, especially for night walks or moving around the campsite.
20. Waterproof bags: To protect your equipment and clothing from humidity.
21. Quick-drying towel: In case you get wet or need to freshen up at camp.

Navigation Gear:

24. Binoculars: For birdwatching and observing wildlife in the jungle.
25. Camera or GoPro: To capture the incredible biodiversity and landscapes of the park.
26. Map or GPS: Although the guides will handle navigation, having a map or GPS can be useful in case of emergency.

Other Accessories:

27. Personal medications: Bring any necessary medications, especially for allergies, pain, or digestive discomfort.
28. Toilet paper: While guides will provide some resources, it’s a good idea to bring your own toilet paper or wet wipes.
29. Trash bags: To carry out your trash and keep the park clean.

• Cruising the Amazonian Rivers . – Navigate the Madre de Dios and Alto Madre de Dios rivers, spotting wildlife like capybaras, caimans, and exotic birds along the shores.

• Macaw & Parrot Clay Lick Spectacle . – Witness hundreds of vibrant macaws and parrots gathering at the clay licks, a breathtaking natural phenomenon!

• Jungle Trekking in Pristine Rainforest . – Walk through untouched jungle, discovering giant trees, medicinal plants, and hidden wildlife in one of the world’s most biodiverse regions.

• Night Safari Adventure . – Experience the magic of the jungle after dark, spotting nocturnal creatures like tarantulas, frogs, and glowing insects.

• Wildlife Spotting Galore . – Keep an eye out for monkeys, sloths, giant river otters, and, if you’re lucky, even a jaguar in its natural habitat!

• Disconnect & Reconnect with Nature . – No Wi-Fi, no city noise—just you, the sounds of the jungle, and the most immersive nature experience of your life!

Day 1.- Cusco – Ajanaco – Pilcopata PARAISO INN LODGE

We will depart from Cusco in the morning in a private vehicle, ascending into the Andes until we reach 3,900 meters (12,795 feet) above sea level. Along the way, we will visit the chullpas of Ninamarca, an ancient pre-Inca cemetery, and the picturesque colonial town of Paucartambo, known for its traditional architecture and the famous Virgen del Carmen festival.

Next, we will arrive at Ajanaco, the entrance to Manu National Park, where we will begin our descent through the cloud forest, a fascinating ecosystem filled with lush vegetation such as orchids, heliconia’s, bromeliads, and primitive ferns. This habitat is home to a great diversity of birds, including the Andean Cock-of-the-Rock (Peru’s national bird), the Andean motmot, the golden-headed quetzal, and colorful tanagers.

In the high jungle or cloud forest, we will take our first walk to observe the area’s incredible biodiversity up close. This ecosystem is known for its high concentration of medicinal plants, many of which remain unstudied. During the hike, we may witness the impressive mating ritual of the Andean Cock-of-the-Rock and spot various bird species. With some luck, we might also see the woolly monkey, commonly found in the area, and even the elusive spectacled bear, the only native bear species in South America.

In the afternoon, we will arrive at our eco-lodge, a traditional accommodation with available bathrooms and showers, where we will spend our first night fully immersed in nature.

Day 2.- Pilcopata PARAISO INN LODGE – Atalaya port – AMAZON PERÚ lodge

After breakfast, we will continue our journey with a hike through the lowland jungle, where we will observe a variety of birds such as macaws, orioles, woodpeckers, and vultures, as well as groups of monkeys. Then, we will arrive at Atalaya Port, where our boat will be waiting to take us along the Alto Madre de Dios River to our next lodge. The boat ride will last approximately 45 minutes, during which we may spot capybaras, monkeys, peccaries, and caimans. Upon arrival, you will be assigned your rooms, fully equipped with all necessary amenities.

Afternoon Exploration
After lunch, we will embark on a hike through the dense jungle, searching for monkeys, sloths, anteaters, and other fascinating species. Our guide will uncover the secrets of the tropical rainforest, sharing insights about the medicinal plants used by the local population. This hike will last approximately 3 hours.

Night Activity: Jungle Exploration
At night, we will venture into the rainforest trails on an exciting night walk. During the trek, we will observe exotic insects, colorful amphibians, and, if we’re lucky, snakes and caimans.

 

Day 3.- AMAZON PERÚ lodge – Parrot and Macaw Clay Lick – Trail ceiva and lake Machuwasi.

Early in the morning, we will board our boat and travel down the Alto Madre de Dios River for about 20 minutes until we reach the clay lick of parrots and small macaws. Every morning, large flocks of parrots, parakeets, and macaws gather here to feed on the mineral-rich clay along the riverbank, which helps with digestion and neutralizes toxins from the fruits and seeds they consume.

After this amazing wildlife experience, we will enjoy breakfast on the river beach, surrounded by breathtaking scenery—an unforgettable moment.

Next, we will explore the jungle, searching for monkeys, peccaries, tapirs, and a wide variety of exotic birds on a 3 to 4-hour hike. After our adventure, we will return to our lodge for a delicious lunch and a short rest.

In the afternoon, we will venture deep into the dense jungle to visit the beautiful Machuwasi Lake. To enter, we will use a small canoe made of floating wood, gliding peacefully across the water while observing the incredible wildlife that inhabits the lake, including colorful birds, mammals, and caimans.

Day 4.- AMAZON PERÚ lodge – Atalaya port – Cusco (Hotel)

After a delicious breakfast, we will begin our return journey to Cusco. We will board our boat back to Atalaya Port, where our private transportation will be waiting to take us back.

Along the way, we will once again pass through the mysterious cloud forest and the high Andean zone, enjoying breathtaking landscapes until we reach the Imperial City of Cusco.

The return trip will take approximately 8 hours, with stops for lunch, restroom breaks, and, if we’re lucky, to observe wildlife along the route.

Estimated arrival time: 7:00 p.m.

Included in the Tour:

• Land and river transportation (comfortable vehicles and safe boats)
• Accommodation in tourist lodges
• Full board: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus snacks
• Vegetarian meal option (available upon request)
• Professional guide specialized in nature and wildlife
• Bottled water available throughout the trip
• Complete safety equipment for a secure experience
• Professional cook to ensure fresh and delicious meals
• Rubber boots for jungle hikes
• Experienced boat crew for safe river navigation

Not Included in the Tour

• Alcoholic beverages and soft drinks
  • Personal expenses (souvenirs, tips, etc.)
  • Travel or medical insurance (highly recommended before the trip)
  • Additional night in Cusco or Manu (in case of itinerary changes)
  • Personal equipment (flashlights, binoculars, rain poncho, etc.)
  • Tips for the guide, cook, and tour staff (optional)

With this gear, you’ll be ready to fully enjoy your adventure in Manu National Park!

• 🧳 Clothing & Footwear:

  • Lightweight, long-sleeved clothing (quick-dry shirts and pants) – Protects against insects and the sun.

  • Cotton or breathable material T-shirts – Ideal for hiking.

  • Waterproof jacket or windbreaker – To protect against rain or cold mornings and nights.

  • Light thermal clothing – Useful in the first part of the trip, where the weather is cooler.

  • Trekking boots or water-resistant shoes – For hikes in wet and muddy terrain.

  • Sandals or comfortable shoes – For moving around the lodge and after hikes.

  • Hat or wide-brimmed cap – Protection from the sun.

  • Buff or scarf – Helps cover against dust and humidity.

  • Swimsuit – To enjoy lagoons or rivers in certain areas.

  • Long, thick socks – Prevent insect bites and offer protection during hikes.

  🎒 Accessories & Equipment:

  • Small backpack – To carry essentials during daily excursions.

  • Sunglasses with UV filter – To protect against sun radiation.

  • Insect repellent (with at least 30% DEET) – Essential to avoid bites.

  • Water-resistant sunscreen – The Amazonian sun can be strong.

  • Flashlight or headlamp with extra batteries – Essential for night walks.

  • Binoculars – For birdwatching and wildlife observation.

  • Camera or phone with a good battery – To capture unforgettable moments.

  • Plastic or waterproof bags – To protect electronic devices and documents.

  • Quick-dry towel – Lightweight and easy to carry.

  • Reusable bottle or canteen – To stay hydrated during the tour.

  🩺 Hygiene & Health Items:

  • Personal medications – If you are on any specific treatment.

  • Basic first aid kit – With paracetamol, anti-diarrheal medicine, antihistamines, and band-aids.

  • Wet wipes and toilet paper – Useful in the jungle.

  • Hand sanitizer – For hand hygiene.

Day 1: Arrival in Cusco & Inca City Tour

Upon your arrival at Cusco Airport, our team will welcome you and transfer you comfortably to your selected hotel. The morning is ideal for rest and acclimatization to the altitude.

In the afternoon, you will explore the most important archaeological sites surrounding Cusco:

• Sacsayhuamán – impressive megalithic stone constructions
• Qenqo – ceremonial center with carved rock altars
• Puka Pukara – ancient military control point
• Tambomachay – water temple dedicated to Inca rituals
• Qorikancha – the Temple of the Sun, once the most sacred site in the Inca Empire

This introduction provides the perfect historical and cultural foundation for the days ahead.

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Day 2: Sacred Valley Tour & Train to Machu Picchu

Your day begins early with hotel pick-up. Today you will explore the breathtaking Sacred Valley of the Incas.

The first stop is Chinchero, where you will visit an Inca palace and a traditional textile center to learn about ancestral weaving techniques.

Next, discover the fascinating circular agricultural terraces of Moray, believed to have been an Inca agricultural laboratory.

Continue to the spectacular Salineras de Maras, a network of thousands of salt pools still in use today.

After enjoying lunch in Urubamba, you will visit the impressive fortress of Ollantaytambo, one of the most important surviving Inca towns.

In the evening, board the train to Aguas Calientes, where you will spend the night before visiting Machupicchu.

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Day 3: Guided Visit to Machupicchu

Very early in the morning, your guide will accompany you to the bus station for the ascent to Machupicchu.

During a comprehensive guided tour, you will explore temples, plazas, terraces, and ceremonial spaces while learning about the history, architecture, and mysteries of the Inca civilization.

After the guided visit, you will have free time to explore on your own or, if previously booked, hike Huayna Picchu for panoramic views.

In the afternoon, return by train to Ollantaytambo and continue by bus to Cusco.

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Day 4: Rainbow Mountain – Vinicunca

An early departure takes you south of Cusco through traditional Andean communities.

After breakfast, you will begin a scenic hike toward Vinicunca, also known as Rainbow Mountain. The vibrant mineral layers create one of Peru’s most extraordinary landscapes.

After enjoying the panoramic views and taking photographs, you will descend and return to Cusco in the late afternoon.

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Day 5: Humantay Lake Adventure

Your day begins early with a drive to Mollepata for breakfast. Then continue to the starting point of the hike.

The walk to Humantay Lake takes approximately 1.5 hours. Upon arrival, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views of turquoise waters surrounded by snow-capped peaks.

After time to relax and appreciate the scenery, return for lunch and transfer back to Cusco.

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Day 6: Departure from Cusco

Enjoy your final morning at leisure — perfect for souvenir shopping or a short walk around the historic center.

At the scheduled time, we will transfer you to the airport for your onward destination.

What’s Included

🛎️ Accommodation & Transfers

• Personalized airport reception and private transfer upon arrival and departure in Cusco.
• 4 nights accommodation in Cusco (hotel category according to your selection).
• 1 night accommodation in Machupicchu Pueblo (Aguas Calientes).
• Daily breakfast at selected hotels.

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🚆 Transportation & Logistics

• All ground tourist transportation for scheduled excursions.
• Expedition or tourist-class train tickets to and from Aguas Calientes.
• Official bus tickets (round trip) between Aguas Calientes and Machupicchu.
• Coordinated transfers between train stations and hotels.

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🎟️ Entrance Tickets & Permits

• Official entrance ticket to Machupicchu.
• Tourist ticket for archaeological sites in Cusco (including Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Puka Pukara and Tambomachay).
• Entrance to Moray and Salineras de Maras.
• Entrance fees for Vinicunca (Rainbow Mountain).
• Entrance fees for Humantay Lake.

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🧑‍🏫 Professional Guided Services

• Certified bilingual (English–Spanish) professional tour guide for all scheduled tours.
• Guided visit inside Machupicchu with historical and cultural interpretation.
• Assistance and permanent on-trip coordination by our operations team.

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🍽️ Meals Included

• 5 hotel breakfasts.
• 1 buffet lunch in the Sacred Valley (Urubamba).
• 2 breakfasts and 2 lunches during the Rainbow Mountain and Humantay Lake excursions.

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Not Included

• International or domestic flights.
• Travel insurance (strongly recommended).
• Optional entrance to Huayna Picchu (subject to availability and additional cost).
• Personal expenses and gratuities.

Cusco Machu Picchu Tour 6 Days

To fully enjoy your Cusco Machupicchu Tour 6 Days, we recommend preparing properly for high-altitude weather conditions and changing temperatures in the Andes. Below is a practical packing guide to help you travel comfortably and safely.

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📄 Essential Documents

• Original passport (required for entrance to Machupicchu and train travel)

• Printed or digital copy of your travel insurance

• Immigration card (if provided upon arrival in Peru)

• Student ID (if you booked a student discount ticket)

• Flight information and hotel confirmations

⚠ Important: The passport you bring must match the one used to book your Machupicchu entrance ticket.

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👕 Clothing – Layering Is Key

Weather in Cusco and the Andes can change quickly. Mornings are cold, midday can be warm, and evenings are chilly.

We recommend:

• Lightweight thermal base layers

• Long-sleeve shirts (sun protection)

• Warm fleece or insulated jacket

• Waterproof and windproof outer jacket

• Comfortable hiking pants

• Hat for sun protection

• Warm hat and gloves (especially for Rainbow Mountain and Humantay Lake)

• Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots (with good grip)

• Extra socks (preferably moisture-wicking)

• Swimsuit (optional – some hotels have spa services)

For hikes to Vinicunca and Humantay Lake, proper hiking footwear is strongly recommended.

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🎒 Daypack Essentials

Bring a small backpack (20–30L) for daily excursions:

• Reusable water bottle

• Sunscreen (SPF 30+ recommended)

• Lip balm with SPF

• Sunglasses with UV protection

• Personal medications

• Snacks or energy bars

• Camera or smartphone

• Rain poncho (especially during rainy season: November–March)

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💊 Health & Altitude Tips

Cusco sits at 3,400 meters (11,150 ft) above sea level. Some travelers may experience mild altitude symptoms.

We recommend:

• Coca leaves or altitude tea (available locally)

• Basic medication for headaches or altitude discomfort (consult your doctor)

• Staying hydrated

• Avoiding heavy meals and alcohol on your first day

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💵 Money & Extras

• Small amount of Peruvian soles for tips, snacks, and small purchases

• Credit card (Visa widely accepted)

• Cash for optional activities such as Huayna Picchu (if not pre-booked)

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🚫 What Not to Bring

• Large suitcases for the Machupicchu train (small overnight bag only)

• Drones (restricted in Machupicchu)

• Professional filming equipment without prior authorization

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Proper preparation will ensure you enjoy every moment of your Cusco Machupicchu Tour 6 Days, from the ancient streets of Cusco to the breathtaking views of Machupicchu and the Andes.

Cusco Machupicchu Tour 6 Days

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1. What is included in the Cusco Machupicchu Tour 6 Days?

This Peru itinerary includes airport transfers, hotel accommodation, professional bilingual guides, all scheduled transportation, train tickets, bus tickets to Machupicchu, entrance fees to archaeological sites, and guided tours to the Sacred Valley, Vinicunca, and Humantay Lake.

Meals are included according to the itinerary (daily breakfasts and selected lunches).

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2. Is this 6-day Peru itinerary suitable for all fitness levels?

This tour is suitable for travelers in moderate physical condition.

While the city tours are easy and mostly involve walking, the hikes to Rainbow Mountain and Humantay Lake require moderate effort due to altitude and uphill sections.

If you are concerned about fitness, please contact us before booking to discuss options.

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3. How difficult is the hike to Rainbow Mountain and Humantay Lake?

Both hikes are considered moderate difficulty.

• Rainbow Mountain reaches approximately 5,200 meters (17,060 ft).

• Humantay Lake is located at around 4,200 meters (13,780 ft).

The challenge comes mainly from altitude rather than distance. We schedule the itinerary to allow proper acclimatization in Cusco before these hikes.

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4. How high is Cusco, and will I experience altitude sickness?

Cusco sits at 3,400 meters (11,150 ft) above sea level.

Some travelers may experience mild altitude symptoms such as headache or shortness of breath. We recommend:

• Resting on your first day

• Staying hydrated

• Avoiding alcohol initially

• Drinking coca tea

Most visitors adapt naturally within 24–48 hours.

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5. When is the best time to take this Cusco Machupicchu Tour 6 Days?

The best time to visit is during the dry season (May to September), when skies are clearer and rainfall is minimal.

However, this tour operates year-round. The rainy season (November to March) offers greener landscapes but occasional showers.

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6. How far in advance should I book Machu Picchu?

We recommend booking at least 2–3 months in advance, especially during high season (May–September).

Entrance tickets to Machupicchu and optional hikes like Huayna Picchu sell out quickly.

Early booking guarantees availability and preferred circuits.

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7. What train service is included?

The package includes tourist-class train service to and from Aguas Calientes.

Upgrade options to panoramic or luxury trains may be available upon request.

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8. Can I add Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain?

Yes, you can add the Huayna Picchu hike or Machupicchu Mountain, subject to availability and additional cost.

Permits are limited and must be reserved in advance.

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9. What type of hotels are included?

Hotels are carefully selected for comfort, location, and quality service.

You may choose between standard, superior, or luxury categories depending on your budget and preference.

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10. Is this tour private or group service?

This program can be operated as:

• Small group service

• Private service (recommended for couples or families)

Please confirm your preference at the time of booking.

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11. Are flights to Cusco included?

Flights are not included in the standard package.

However, we can assist you with domestic flight arrangements from Lima upon request.

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12. Is travel insurance required?

Travel insurance is not mandatory but strongly recommended. It should cover medical assistance, trip interruption, and high-altitude activities.

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13. What happens if Machupicchu regulations change?

Machupicchu operates under strict government regulations. If there are official changes in circuits or schedules, we will adjust your itinerary accordingly while maintaining the best possible experience.

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14. Is this Peru itinerary good for first-time visitors?

Yes. This Cusco Machupicchu Tour 6 Days is ideal for first-time visitors to Peru because it combines cultural highlights, natural wonders, and the country’s most iconic destinations in one well-balanced program.

Day 1 Cusco – Huaran – Cancha Cancha

We pick you up at your hotel and take our mini bus to Huaran. We will have  horses to transport all the camping equipments, food and 5 kilos of your luggage. We will walk the first stretch all the way up until Cancha Cancha Town, here our Andean chef will serve a delicious lunch. In the afternoon we will have free time to share with locals and relax. overnight in this beautiful place

Day 2 Cancha Cancha – Hot Springs of Lares – Journey to Machupicchu

This day, after a strengthening breakfast, we will continue way up for the next 2 more hours to reach Pachacuteq pass over 4640 meters above sea level, a long the way the landscape will be changing from those grasslands full of Lamas and Alpacas, now will be a Queuñales forest to reach the qiswarani valley. After an energetic lunch, you will travel to Ollantaytambo in our bus, here you will take a train that will take you to the town of Machupicchu where you will spend the night.

Day 3 Machupicchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco

Going up early is a good idea, so you can enjoy Machupicchu more peacefully. We will walk along a zigzagging road full of bleachers that climbs from 2000 meters to 2440 meters when we reach Machupicchu. You will be accompanied by a professional tour guide who, with his explanations, will make you live an unforgettable experience during your visit to Machupicchu. In the afternoon you will return by train enjoying the beautiful landscape of wild forests and corn crops of the Urubamba river valley until you reach Ollantaytambo. From here our transportation will take you to your hotel in Cusco city.

INCLUDES

– Meeting to receive instructions at 18:00 hours, 1 or 2 days before the start date of the tour (Must be confirmed at time of booking).

– Tourist train service from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes.

– Tourist train service from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo.

– Transfer by tourist bus from the train station to the center of the city of Cusco (Plaza San Francisco or Plaza Regocijos).

– Entrance tickets to the Inca city of Machu Picchu.

– Bus to go up and down from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes (Place where the train station is located).

– Professional bilingual tourism guide (Spanish and English)

– Camping equipment (double tent brand DOITE, model Kailas 3, Doite Himalaya model and Eureka tents, inflatable Matra, dining tent with table and chairs).

– Specialist cook in High Mountain and kitchen equipment. Lunch includes (2 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 2 dinners).

– Lunch in the afternoon at the campsite (tea, coffee, popcorn and crackers).

– Horses and Muleteers to carry camping equipment such as: sleeping tents, kitchen equipment, dining room and food.

– Our horses carry 5 kilos of their luggage.

– First aid and oxygen balloon.

NOT INCLUDED

– Breakfast on the first day and lunch on the last day.

– Sleeping bag (If you need one, you can rent with us)

 WHAT DO I NEED TO BRING?

– A backpack of 20 or 25 liters with rain cover.

– Sleeping bag resistant to -10°C/14°F.

– Sufficient clothing for cold weather and warm weather (Since the weather can be cold and humid, therefore your wet clothes will not be able to dry overnight).

– Waterproof jacket and trousers and rain poncho.

– Trekking shoes.

– Sandals and bikini (for bathing and thermal baths in Aguas Calientes).

– Sun block, insect repellent, alcohol gel, canteen, water purifier and toilet paper.

– Camera

– Flashlight and extra batteries.

– Snack: chocolates, cereal bars, jungle fruits and nuts. etc.

– Original passport, original student card (if admitted).

– Extra money in soles.

DAY 01: CUSCO – QACHORA – SANTA ROSA

Our tour starts in Cusco city at 5.30 am, we will take our private tourist bus to Cachora, until the area of Capulichayoq. Around 10.00 am we begin the walk towards the lookout Wanka Qalli, from where we will appreciate a section of the archeological complex of Choquequirao, along with one of most beautiful views of the snow peaks of Vilcabamba and Salqantay chico. We will continue the walk downhill to Cuca Masana. We will notice how the flora will change, lunch in Chiquisqa, then we descent all the way down to the Apurimac river the valley floor, place called “Playa Rosalina” The Rosalina beach. After a deserved rest, we will hike up hill until we get to Santa Rosa for our first night camp.

DAY 02: SANTA ROSA – MARAMPATA – CHOQUEQUIRAO

After a delicious breakfast and a taste of the local Canazo (sugar cane liquor) that is produced locally. We will continue until Uchú huerta, around noon we enjoy a delicious lunch prepared by our Andean chef, in Choquequirao. During our hike we will enjoy a great variety of fauna and flora, and as part of the exploration we will climb up to the ceremonial platform of Choquequirao, called Ushno, then we will go to the lama’s sector, we will see the Inkan water channels, different amount of other interesting things. We will spend our second night camp.

DAY 3: CHOQUEQUIRAO – MAIZAL

Early in the morning we will visit Phaqchayuq Inkan terraces, we return to our camp site for breakfast. After a nutritious breakfast we will hike up hill for an hour and then we descent to Rio Blanco valley, where we can enjoy a refreshing bath in the crystallin waters of the river. After lunch we will keep walking until Maizal site arriving at 16.00 pm, great chance to see the sunset over the Andes.

DAY 4: MAIZAL – YANAMA

This morning we begin our walk through a dense vegetation of the humid forest, a unique hiking experience as we will be walking on an original Inkan Trail, a bonus is the observation of the flying Condors in the sky. Lunch near of Victoria old mines, an impressive panoramic scenario, with 4150 m.a.s.l. in the afternoon we descent towards the charming Andean village of Yanama, an Andean community where we will share our dinner in a local family, 3900 m.a.s.l camping night in this village.

DAY 5: YANAMA – TOTORA

Today is the challenging day, for 3 hours we will go up the mountain until the summit, an amazing scenario surrounded by glaciers, we reach Pumasillu (the small feline pass 4520 meters high) then we descent until our lunch spot, an amazing view of the cloud forest, we will continue our walk until we get to our camp in T’otora.

DAY 6: TOTORA – SANTA TERESA

After a traditional breakfast, we get into a tropical forest, where we will appreciate, waterfalls from the glaciers, endemic flora and fauna, until we get to Sahuayacu beach, time for lunch, farewell to our horsemen crew with their horses & mules, the horsemen will return back to Cachora, the place where we started the trek. The guide and the professional chef will come along with you until Santa Teresa by local bus. Time to enjoy a relaxing bath in the famous thermal waters. Overnight in a campsite.

DAY 7: SANTA TERESA – MACHUPICCHU PUEBLO

Today a splendid walk among the nature, waterfalls, coffee and coca plantations. After a nutritious breakfast, our tour guide will show you the way for about three hours hike until we arrive to hydroelectric train station for lunch. the next part of the trek consists of 3 more hours all the way along the rail line until AGUAS CALIENTES TOWN (hot springs town) The trek finishes at the hotel. Optional activity of Canopying after an additional cost.

DÍA 8: MACHUPICCHU – CUSCO

The most expected day of the tour, very early in the morning at 4:30am we start the hike up to Machupicchu Inkan city. A challenge of 1300 steps that connect Machupicchu from the river side through the jungle. It will be 1 hour and half time until we finish the climb. We will go through the check point at 6.00 am and hoping the admire the sunrise in Machupicchu we start entering into the Inkan complex. After the natural experience our guide will proceed to explain and lead you through this magnificent and mystical place for about 2 hours.  You will have plenty of time to explore the site by yourself afterwards, always bearing in mind the train time table return.

Finally, we will take the train from Machupicchu village to Ollantaytambo and a tourist bus from AITA PERU will drive you to the city of Cusco city. The additional service of the day (optional) is the ascent to Huaynapicchu. Ask us about the availability.

INCLUSIONS

• Transport Cusco – Capuliyoq.
• Professional tour guide
• Mules to carry belongings and food.
• Horsemen.
• Chef
• Admission ticket to Machupicchu
• Admission ticket to Choquequirao and Pinchauñiyoq
• Firs aid kid and oxygen tank
• Meals (B, L, D and snacks)
• Camping equipment
• Accomodation in a hotel.
• Sleeping bag
• Train return from Machupicchu town – Ollanta – Cusco

EXCLUSIONS

• Toiletries
• First day breakfast, last day lunch
• Mineral water, local families along the trail dispense beverages
• Bus up/down Machupicchu (24.00 USD optional)
• Saddle back horse riding (optional).
• Tips

WHAT TO BRING

• A back pack of 45 litres with rain cover
• Sleeping bag resistant to -10°C/14°F.
• Clothing for cold and hot weather (spare cloths, because of humidity takes time for cloths to dry out)
• Rain jacket, water proof trousers and rain poncho
• Trekking shoes
• Sandals and swimming suit
• Sunscreen, mosquito repellent, hand gel sanitizer, canteen, tablets purifying water and toilet roll.
• Camera
• Torch and extra batteries
• Snacks
• Original passport or original student ID
• Extra money in soles

Our service starts at your hotel. Leaving the city of Cusco, after an hour of travel, we will arrive in Pisaq, a beautiful Inca city located on a rocky mountain place where you will explore with your guide. At noon we will stop for lunch in Urubamba city. Then your tour continue  to Ollantaytambo, the capital of Archeology of South America a very interesting place. The last place to visit is Chinchero, a Quechua town that owns one of the oldest chapels of the colony and is very beautifully decorated, a magical place to watch the sunset. Finally we will be back in Cusco approximately at 7:00 p.m. at night.

INCLUDED SERVICES:

• Tour guide.
• Transport (tourist bus).
• Traditional buffet lunch.
• Entrance tickets to places of visit.

• Sunscreen
• Cap
• Coat for cold
• Mineral water
• Extra money (for purchase of souvenirs)
• Personal bag

Day 1: Cusco / Puerto Maldonado

Pick up, transfer to the airport to travel to the city of Puerto Maldonado. Reception and transfer to the Lodge “Collpas”.

Day 2: Visit to Collpa Chuncho

You will visit the world’s largest macaw clay lick, the Collpa Chuncho. Participate in a night walk through the jungle.

 Day 3: Piranha fishing / Visit the mammal clay lick / Kayak

You will explore the jungle, stop at one of the wildest rivers to fish the Piranha, one of the fiercest fish in the Amazon. You will reach one of the most secret places in the jungle where you will find the Mammal Clay Lick. In the afternoon you will go kayaking.

Day 4: Puerto Maldonado / Lima (or Cusco)

After breakfast and enjoy your last sunrise in the jungle, we transfer you to the Puerto Maldonado city airport.

Day 1: Cusco / Puerto Maldonado

We will pick you up at your hotel at the scheduled time for your transfer to the airport in Cusco. When you arrive in Puerto Maldonado, our staff will be waiting for you to be transferred to our lodge. This day you will travel for 3 hours in one of our all-terrain vehicles through the Amazon jungle on a dirt road until you reach the banks of the Tambopata River, where you will board our motorized boat and navigate upstream until you reach our Lodge. In the afternoon we will begin to explore the jungle, we will take a light walk to adapt, along the way you will already be able to observe a great diversity of animals. Dinner and good night until the next day.

Meals included: Lunch / dinner

Day 2: Visit to Collpa Chuncho / Night Exploration

One of the most amazing days of your adventure. You will wake up at 4:00 in the morning because today you will go to the largest macaw clay lick in the world, a wonderful place where hundreds of macaws come to eat clay that helps them digest their food. Throughout the trip you will be able to observe animals such as the capybara, the otter and perhaps even the Jaguar, the mythical cat of the jungle. Breakfast will be served during the trip, we will return for lunch at about 12 noon.  After a break we will go to explore the jungle in search of more wildlife. You will learn about plants and their properties, animal life forms and at night you will have the opportunity to see and meet the nocturnal animals such as the Cayman, bats, tarantulas and birds. Good night after dinner.

Meals included: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner

Day 3: Piranha Fishing / Visit Mammal Lick / Kayak Adventure

Today you must pass the Piranha challenge, we teach you how to fish the piranha in the traditional way, for this we provide you with the fishing line and the hook. We will take the prey for lunch. In the afternoon after lunch we will take you to visit a magical place, the lick of mammals like the Guangana, the tapir, and even the Jaguar. We will return to the lodge, dinner and good night.

Day 4: Puerto Maldonado / Lima (or Cusco)

You will wake up before sunrise, go up to our viewpoint where you can enjoy the sunrise in the jungle, you can take pictures and hear the song of the birds of the dawn. After your breakfast, we will take you back to the city of Puerto Maldonado and say goodbye at the airport.

We include:

• Pre-briefing 1 or 2 days before starting your 4 day Tambopata wild adventure tour.
• All airport transfer services
• Flights Cusco / Puerto Maldonado / Cusco or Lima.
• 03 night in our “COLLPA Lodge”.
• Specialized professional guide during the 4 days
• Outboard motor boat for all river trips
• Food (3 lunch, 3 dinner, 3 breakfast)
• Waterproof rubber boots for hiking in the jungle.
• All entrance fees to the Tambopata National Reserve

Not included:

• Bar consumption (alcoholic beverages)
• Tips
• Airport boarding tax.

– Passport

– Insect repellent, flashlight, binoculars, personal items, sunscreen, walking shoes

Walking, long-sleeved shirts and/or polo shirts and long pants

– Personal backpack.

– Canteen

– Rain gear.