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4-Day Tambopata Amazon Jungle Tour at Posada Amazonas Lodge from Puerto Maldonado 

4 days

Easy

Nestled in the Amazon rainforest, this sustainable lodge offers guided excursions, eco-friendly accommodations, and a communal atmosphere for nature enthusiasts.


Set amid the Amazon rainforest, this eco-lodge offers sustainable lodging, guided excursions, and communal spaces. Immerse yourself in the natural surroundings, exploring diverse biodiversity through guided treks and wildlife experiences. The lodge's commitment to responsible tourism is evident in its eco-friendly practices, providing an enriching experience while minimizing environmental impact. Engage with the vibrant local culture, savoring regional cuisine in communal settings. Enjoy a mindful connection with nature and contribute to the conservation efforts of the Amazon rainforest at this distinctive retreat.

 

What's included?
    • Guided 4-day jungle expedition
    • 3-night accommodation at Posada Amazonas
    • Lunch and dinner on Day 1
    • Breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Day 2
    • Breakfast, lunch and dinner on Day 3
    • Breakfast and lunch on Day 4
    • Roundtrip transportation to and from Aeropuerto Internacional Padre Aldamiz
    • Live tour commentary provided in English and Spanish
    Exclusions
      • Flight tickets
      • Airport taxes
      • Tips
      • Laundry
      • Drinks at the bar
      • Personal Expenses
      Please note
        • Transfer in Puerto Maldonado to Lodge departs daily at 13:00.
        • Transfer out lodge to Puerto Maldonado departs daily at 07:00.
        • Luggage is restricted to 15 kg per person (33 pounds). Luggage will be hand-carried during different stages of the trip. For your convenience, you can store your larger luggage at our office in Puerto Maldonado. We provide duffle bags for this purpose. Your bag will be waiting for you at the airport on your departure day.
        • Wifi is available in the common areas of our lodges. While the connection allows for email and social network perusing, it can be tough to upload photos or have a video call. We advise you not to plan virtual calls during your time at the lodges.
        • Please note that our lodges do not have phones and there is no cell phone service.
        • Our trips are conducted in English or Spanish, and it is therefore required that all participants have knowledge of English or Spanish and be able to communicate in that language. This is primarily due to safety factors. If you would like a guide who speaks a different language, let us know and we will do our best to accommodate that request.
        • Electrical power at our lodges is run by generators that are on in the morning, around lunchtime, and at night. When you arrive at the lodge, our staff will inform you of the exact hours. Hot water is available throughout the day and there are chargers in common areas where you can always recharge your devices. Note that 110V appliances will not work in Peru. Peru has an electricity supply of 220 Volts and the shape of the plug looks like this.
        • Tipping is not compulsory. If, however, you have received excellent service and would like to leave a token of your thanks, the following are guidelines: Guide – US$10 – $12 per guest per day. Lodge staff – US$5 per guest per day. We would like to emphasize that tipping is definitely not a requirement but should be undertaken only by choice and dependent on the service received. Whatever you believe to be appropriate will be appreciated by the staff you have met.
        • The lowland rainforests of Tambopata lie far enough south of the Equator to provide a cooler, drier winter season between May and October. The general weather conditions are warm and humid. In Tambopata the average daytime high temperature is between 78°F and 93°F (24°C and 31°C) The average nighttime low is between 66F and 78°F (20°C and 24°C). Cold Months  – May through September Cold fronts from Argentina can sweep into southwestern Amazonia and push daytime highs down to 50°F (9°C) and the nighttime lows to 43°F (5°C). Thus, during that season always be potentially prepared for cold and drizzle. Rainy Months  – November through April Be prepared for heavy rain that can continue for hours or days. Around 80% of the annual average 3000 mm rainfall occurs during this season.
        • Malaria is present but extremely rare. If you wish to take medical precautions against malaria consult your physician or a specialist in tropical medicine.
        • Please notify us of any medical condition you may have prior to your arrival. This includes any allergies e.g. bee stings, nuts, shellfish, etc.
        What to bring
          • Clothes of bright colors and white are not advised
          • Binoculars
          • Camera gear, bring your long lens!
          • Thin clothing, light color, long cotton pants
          • Tight-weave, light-colored cotton shirts
          • Ankle-high hiking boots and sneakers
          • Flashlight (headlamp) with batteries
          • Sunblock lotion
          • Sunglasses
          • Broad-brimmed hat
          • Rain suit or poncho
          • Insect repellent
          • Small-denomination bills
          • Small daypack
          • Slippers or sandals for walking around the lodge * HAVE IT ON THE HANDS*
          • Small personal kit with your daily medicines or vitamins and basic medicines such as antihistamines