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Itinerary

DAYS
/ 2 NIGHTS

Day 1: Lima / Puerto Maldonado (Half Board)

Departure in flight to Puerto Maldonado. Upon arrival, assistance service and transfer to the establishment by boat (45 min duration approx.).

Lunch, and walk to discover the flora and fauna of the area. Return to the establishment. Dinner included.

Accommodation at the lodge.

Day 2: Puerto Maldonado (Full Board)

After breakfast, departure to the Interpretation Center of the Canopo Inkaterra, to ascend 45 meters high towards a network of seven hanging bridges. From the treetops you can see different kinds of trees, toucans, orchids, etc.

In the afternoon you can go on excursions to Rolin Island, Lake Sandoval or Concepción.

Return to the Lodge. Dinner included.

Accommodation at the lodge.

Day 3: Puerto Maldonado / Lima

Breakfast. Departure by boat to the pier. Visit to the Inkaterra Butterfly Farm, unique in Peru.

Transfer to the airport to take flight to Lima.

Included in the program

Accommodation and food, according to the details of the itinerary and in the selected category.
The visits and excursions indicated in the itinerary, with a bilingual guide or driver-guide, including Spanish.
The arrival of the flight to Puerto Maldonado must be before 13:35 hours.
Jungle itineraries may undergo some change due to weather conditions or to ensure the best possible experience, according to the latest animal sighting reports.

Experiences for travelers, not tourists

Main Attraction in Puerto Maldonado

Lake Valencia

60 km from the city of Puerto Maldonado (4 hours by boat of 55 HP). The lake is 15 km long, 800 meters wide and between 0.5 and 15 meters deep and is a privileged place due to the presence of trees and fish. Around it are trees such as pumaquiro, quinilla, cedar, lupuna, palm heart and chestnut.

Its fauna include wild turkeys, turtles (charapas and motelos), lizards, monkeys, cormorants and herons, among others. The richness of its waters allows both the native Huarayos settlers and the settlers settled in the vicinity to engage in fishing for maidens, palometas, dorado, piranhas and paiches, the latter, however, are not a native species but were introduced in the lake.

Along with fishing, another of the most important economic activities in the area is the gathering of chestnuts.

Aguajales

Visit the aguajales system along 200 meters of wooden bridges over these forest swamps. The bridges are 1 meter high above the ground, preventing them from flooding when the water rises during the rainy months.

See the transition of the forest ecosystem from dry to wet, and observe the diverse species of amphibians, reptiles, snakes, birds, and mammals. Learn about the lush flora and trees, how they adapt to the swamp ecosystem, their benefits and uses.

Inkaterra Canopy Walkway

Walk 15 minutes to the Inkaterra Canopy Walkway Interpretation Center, where you will be given a brief explanation about the history of the project, structure and attractions of this unforgettable adventure. Ascend to the first tower and walk on suspension bridges through the treetops of the immense Amazon Basin.

Unimaginable views from the air are revealed from this network of towers, platforms and bridges. Be attentive to spot various birds such as toucans, woodpeckers, trogons, among others; and try to identify them through their song from the observation decks.

Learn about the interaction between flora and fauna and the different levels of the forest and their integration with their ecosystems.