
2, 3 or 4-Day Tres Chimbadas Lake Tour
- 2 - 4 Tage
- 1 Bewertung
Join us on a tour from Puerto Maldonado to explore the biodiversity of Tres Chimbadas Lake. You can choose to experience this area of the Peruvian Amazon for 2, 3, or 4 days.
2, 3 or 4-Day Tres Chimbadas Lake Tour
Day 1
Pickup will be arranged at either the airport or your accommodation in Puerto Maldonado. We'll proceed to the Ese Eja de Infierno indigenous community to learn about their way of life and sustainable land management practices. Then, we will take a boat to Tres Chimbadas Lake to see animal species like alligators, turtles, and capybaras.
After arriving at the lodge, we will hike through the Amazon rainforest, observing monkeys, squirrels, and exotic birds. Following lunch, enjoy a paddle boat ride on the lake to spot various birds including shanshos, needle ducks, kingfishers, and herons. The day concludes with dinner and a night walk to observe amphibians, insects, and reptiles.
Day 2
We will wake up early to visit the natural viewpoint of Tres Chimbadas Lake for a sunrise. Afterward, return to the lodge for breakfast before taking a boat ride back to Puerto Maldonado, concluding the tour.
3 or 4-day tour
On the 3-day tour, after breakfast on Day 2, we will take an ethnobotanical walk to learn about medicinal plants and fishing practices, including catching piranhas. The day will end with a night canoe ride on Tres Chimbadas Lake.
On the 4-day tour, on Day 3 we will visit the La Torre clay lick to see macaws, parrots, and parakeets. A farm visit for breakfast and learning about cocoa, bananas, cassava, and corn will follow, along with a hike through a chestnut area over 40 meters (130 feet) high. Dinner will be at the lodge.
Lodging
This tour includes one, two, or three nights of accommodation in a double room at Tres Chimbadas Lodge with full board.
Preise
Inklusive
- Pickup and drop–off from your hotel or the airport
- Transport by minibus and boat
- 1, 2, or 3 nights of accommodation with full board
- English–speaking guide
- Admission to the Tambopata National Reserve