Exclusive Amazon Experience
Tambopata National Reserve — home to the world-famous Chuncho Clay Lick, the pristine Lake Sandoval, and some of the Amazon's highest concentrations of wildlife. A VIP experience from start to finish.
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Tambopata National Reserve, located in the Madre de Dios region of southern Peru, is one of the most species-rich protected areas in the world — and among the most accessible. Unlike Manu's remote Restricted Zone, Tambopata can be reached within hours from Puerto Maldonado, making it an ideal destination for shorter Amazon adventures without compromising on wildlife quality.
The jewel of Tambopata is the legendary Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick — the largest in the world, where up to 1,500 macaws and thousands of parrots gather each morning to consume mineral-rich clay. Witnessing this spectacle is a life-defining experience for any nature lover.
The equally spectacular Lake Sandoval is a mirror-calm oxbow lake accessible only by dugout canoe, where families of giant river otters patrol the surface and black caimans bask in the early morning sun. Our VIP service means private boats, smaller groups, and expert positioning at every wildlife hotspot.
Choose Your VIP Experience
Three exclusive packages from a 3-day express to the ultimate 5-day Tambopata expedition. All fully private, all-inclusive, and guided by specialist naturalists.
The ultimate short Amazon adventure — experience the Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick at dawn, canoe to Lake Sandoval to watch giant river otters, and return enriched in just 3 days.
An extra day opens up jungle trails, additional wildlife hides, and a deeper immersion into Tambopata's extraordinary biodiversity — including howler monkeys, caimans, and exotic parrots.
The definitive Tambopata VIP experience. Five days of exclusive Amazon immersion — multiple clay lick visits, Lake Sandoval giant otters, deep jungle trails, caiman night spotting, and the finest lodge accommodation in the reserve.
Highlights
The world's largest macaw clay lick — up to 1,500 macaws gather each morning in an awe-inspiring natural spectacle.
A pristine oxbow lake accessible only by canoe — mirror-calm waters home to giant otters, black caimans, and hundreds of birds.
Among the most endangered mammals in South America — Lake Sandoval hosts one of the most stable populations in Peru.
Howler monkeys, capybaras, caimans, tarantulas, exotic butterflies, and hundreds of bird species on every guided trail walk.
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Private departures available daily. Personalized itineraries, premium lodges, and exclusive service from start to finish.