Wake up early and join your guide for a 45-minutes boat ride to the Macaw and parrot Clay Lick. Watch sunrise on the Tambopata river from your boat. Falowing a quick check-in at the Rager Station, try to spot caimans and birds, as well mammal’s such as tapir, capibara, and monkeys along the riverbank. At the clay lick, you will observe a large concentration of several species of jungle macaws, parrots, and parakeets. You can even see a few toucans and other bird species. Enjoy your boxed breakfast surrounded by nature, we will enjoy the macaws and parrots all this morning.

Return to the Lodge in the late morning. Relax time in your lodge or walk around the property grounds looking for smaller wildlife. Enjoy lunch in our restaurant.

Jungle Tree Walk:

After lunch, enjoy your jungle specialist guide for a walk through both primary and secondary forest. Unter the treetop canopy encounter trees such as ceiba, iron, garlic tree, and many other tree species. These are some of the largest trees found in the Amazon jungle, your guide will explain the region’s medicinal plants and the critical importance of the rainforest within the ecosystem.

Caiman Night Experince:

After sun sets, your guide will take you on an night expedition in Tambopata river by boat. We will search for caiman, nocturnal birds, capybara, and other animals that are most active at night. As well look up to the Amazon sky to find the planet Venus and identify brightly illuminated constellacions such as the Southerm Cross or Orion’s Belt.

Return to the Lodge-restaurant for dinner.

Piranha Fishing:

After breakafst, take a motorboat ride, then enjoy a moderate hike deep into the primary forest. You will see jungle trees over 150 feet tall that are more then a century old. Along the way, looking for animals, monkeys, butterflies, unique jungle flowers, At the edges of the wild, almost an unexplored Black Lake. Here in this lake where we do sport fishing, Let’s try fishing for piranha and other species of fish. You may can see hoatzin (Pre-historic bird), you also try to spot other lake birds such as cormorants, kingfichers, herons, with lucky river otters.

Return to the lodge for lunch.

Tapir Clay Lick:

After luch we take 1 hour walk through primary forest to the Collpa de Sachavaca (Tapir Clay Lick). Along the way, you may see capuchino monkey, howler monkey, woodpeckers, wild turkey may make an appearance. At Tapir Clay Lick, the most famous visitor is the Tapir (Tapirus terrestris), to eat the clay (mineral salts). The Tapir is the largest mammal of the Amazon, an adult Tapir can weigh up to 330Kg, here we may have chance to monkey, deer, or peccaries. Try to identify recent visitors to the Clay Lick by examining their foodprints.