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Puerto Maldonado (Tambopata), the gateway to the southern jungle bio-reserve in the heart of the Amazon Basin. Book your Tambopata tours today with Fertur!
The rugged frontier town of Puerto Maldonado, bisected by rivers and surrounded on all sides by the lush Amazon Jungle, is the starting off point for Tambopata’s many remote lodges.
Out in the wilderness, the enthralling rhythms of the jungle dominate, and capybaras, caimans, parrots and all manner of other animal and bird life let you know that you have left the modern world far behind.
Guests staying in the remote lodges can enjoy comfortable accommodations with direct access to guided nature walks, offering the chance to observe diverse wildlife in their natural habitat. Additionally, many lodges support scientific studies, providing unique opportunities to learn about ongoing conservation efforts and research in the Amazon.
Enjoy four days at the Posada Amazonas, a lodge devoted to ecoutourism and partially owned by the local indigenous community of Infierno. Activities include a jungle canopy walk, a catamaran visit to a nearby clay lick and discussions of sustainable use of the forest’s resources.
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If you have ever dreamed about being a professional nature photographer, this all-inclusive, five-day Amazon photography tour is for you. It’s a small group program (4-6 people max!), geared toward the beginner and intermediate photographer. Explore one of the world’s most bio-diverse jungles with a professional photographer as your guide.
A four-day package to the Sandoval Lake Lodge, with excursions to see macaws, river otters, monkeys and the elusive black caiman. You will also enjoy a fascinating guided walk through the Mauritia Palm Forest.
This four-day package vacation includes river transfers to the Reserva Amazónica Lodge and visits to Sandoval Lake, Rolin Island and Gamitana Creek, as well as a traditional jungle farm. Opportuinites to see monkeys, exotic butterflies and other wildlife abound.
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