• Lake Sandoval - Set off on an extraordinary journey to Lake Sandoval, nestled within the Tambopata National Reserve. Begin with a 40-minute boat trip from Puerto Maldonado along the Madre de Dios River, followed by a picturesque 3 km walk on well-maintained trails to reach the lake. During the trek, observe up to four species of monkeys, snakes, tarantulas, parrots, tropical birds, and other intriguing jungle mammals. Canoe across Lake Sandoval in search of remarkable wildlife such as herons, caimans, and the magnificent giant river otter, which can reach up to two meters in length. Enjoy a traditional Amazonian lunch prepared by a local family and unwind in hammocks before resuming the exploration along the lake’s opposite shore to discover more wildlife. End the day with a boat ride back to Puerto Maldonado, taking with you unforgettable memories of pristine landscapes and close encounters with the Amazon’s diverse wildlife.

• River transport from Puerto Maldonado
• Meal options available upon request (vegetarian, vegan)
• Entrance fees to Lake Sandova
• Local community guides speaking Spanish or English

• Extra expenses

Discover the breathtaking biodiversity of Lake Sandoval within the Tambopata National Reserve. Navigate the tranquil waters by canoe and boat, observing the lively wildlife that inhabits this area. Enjoy a traditional Amazonian meal, fully engaging with the culture and tastes of the Amazon. This tour provides a rare chance to witness one of Peru’s most abundant ecosystems up close.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.