Upon your arrival, our naturalist guide will welcome you at the airport and transfer you to our boat. We will reach the refuge by boat through Tambopata river. En route, we will observe the difference in vegetation, from colonized and deforested areas to the virgin rainforest. Once at the refuge, we will serve you a welcome drink, on us. After a nice lunch, we will have an introductory tour to Terra Firme forest, behind Tambopata Lodge (footpath #2). This part of the forest is dominated by giant Brazil nut trees and Chihuahuaco trees. The most visible mammals here are the black-mantled tamarin and the tufted capuchin, among other animal species. We will also observe the local flora. After dinner, we will have a nocturnal walk to spot some of the animals and insects that can be found thanks to the gleams of reflection from their eyes.

After breakfast, we will have a 4-hour boat ride to the deepest area of the reserve, where we will find the collpa (clay river wall). This macaw collpa is the biggest along Tambopata river. After lunch, our guide will take us for a walk to explore the footpath system of the area. Camping night on the beach near the collpa.

At dawn, we will leave for the collpa to arrive before the macaws. They come to lick the walls in search of salts, minerals and other digestive properties of clay. Estacollpa is considered to be the second most important collpa in Tambopata's National Reserve. We will return to the camp and get ready to return to Tambopata Lodge, just in time for lunch. In the afternoon, we will visit the footpath system of the refuge while admiring the surrounding attractions. At dusk, our guide will take us for a canoe ride through Tambopata river in search of caimans and other nocturnal animals.

Very early in the morning, we will have breakfast and then return to Puerto Maldonado for you to board your flight. En route, we will enjoy memorable views of the sun rising above the river.