Excursion 4d /3 Nights Macaw Clay Lick and Lake Sandoval

Enjoy the captivating world of the Peruvian Amazon on this 4-day, 3-night excursion. Witness the awe-inspiring display of vibrant macaws at the largest clay lick, explore the diverse wildlife of the Tambopata Reserve, and navigate serene waters. From an enchanting sunset river journey to exhilarating piranha fishing, this immersive experience promises to leave you with memories that will last a lifetime. With a focus on highlighting the natural wonders and rich biodiversity of this remarkable ecosystem, this excursion offers a chance to truly connect with the heart of the Amazon.

Key Points

• 4-day, 3-night adventure in the Peruvian Amazon with highlights including the world’s largest macaw clay lick and exploration of Lake Sandoval.
• Pricing ranges from $595.00 to $535.50 per person, with up to 10% savings and free cancellation 24 hours in advance.
• Includes pickup upon arrival in Puerto Maldonado and immersive experiences like sunset river navigation, alligator spotting, and piranha fishing.
• Opportunities to spot endangered species like the giant river otter and observe vibrant macaws at the clay lick.
• Easy booking process with flexible options, no upfront payment, and free cancellation, encouraging exploration of the Amazon’s natural wonders.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The excursion offers a 4-day, 3-night adventure to explore the renowned Macaw clay lick and Lake Sandoval in the Peruvian Amazon.

Priced from $595.00 to $535.50 per person, travelers can save up to 10%. With free cancellation 24 hours in advance and flexible booking, there’s no upfront payment required.

Pickup upon arrival in Puerto Maldonado is included. Highlights include observing macaws at the clay lick, navigating the Tambopata River, and exploring the Tambopata Reserve to spot wildlife like jaguars, tapirs, and anacondas.

Throughout the trip, travelers will have personal contact with Amazonian life and see spectacular landscapes and diverse wildlife.

Itinerary Highlights

What does the itinerary for this excursion entail?

On the first day, guests are greeted at the bus terminal or airport, enjoy a welcome drink, take an introductory walk, and end the day with a sunset river navigation and nighttime search for alligators.

The second day begins with an early trip to the world’s largest macaw clay lick, followed by a return boat ride with the possibility of spotting jaguars, tapirs, deer, or anacondas.

In the evening, guests can relax by the bonfire or go on a night walk.

On day three, they’ll navigate to the Tambopata Reserve, trek 3 km to Lake Sandoval, and learn jungle mysteries from the guide during an evening bonfire.

The final day includes visiting Lake Anaconda, fishing for piranhas, and observing black caimans.

Day 1: Arrival and Exploration

Guests are greeted upon arrival at the bus terminal or airport in Puerto Maldonado, where they’re welcomed with a refreshing regional fruit drink.

After introductions, they embark on a short walk to observe the diverse insects and wildlife of the area.

As the sun sets, guests board a boat for a tranquil navigation along the Tambopata River, keeping an eye out for alligators and other nocturnal creatures.

This first day allows participants to enjoy the enchanting atmosphere of the Amazon, setting the stage for the exciting adventures to come.

Day 2: Macaw Clay Lick

Early the next morning, guests depart for the world’s largest macaw clay lick, where they’ll have the opportunity to witness the stunning spectacle of hundreds of brightly colored macaws gathering to ingest clay from the riverbank.

The trip to the clay lick begins with a tranquil boat ride, offering potential sightings of elusive jungle creatures like jaguars, tapirs, deer, or even an anaconda.

Upon arrival, guests enjoy breakfast while observing the macaws as they congregate in this unique natural phenomenon.

The experience provides an up-close encounter with these magnificent birds, showcasing the wonders of the Amazon ecosystem.

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Day 3: Lake Sandoval

On the third day, guests navigate early to the entrance of the Tambopata Reserve.

They embark on a 3 km walk to Lake Sandoval, where they can observe a variety of wildlife, including herons, monkeys, and otters. The serene lake provides opportunities to take in the tranquility of the Amazon.

In the evening, guests gather around a bonfire, where their guide shares the mysteries of the jungle, adding to the immersive experience.

This day’s activities allow travelers to further connect with the incredible biodiversity and natural wonders of the region.

Day 4: Lake Anaconda and Departure

After their tranquil experience at Lake Sandoval, the group visits Lake Anaconda, where they’ve the opportunity to fish for piranhas.

They observe the black caimans and witness the stunning sunrise over the lake. Following this, they return to the hostel for a hearty breakfast before preparing for their departure.

Throughout the tour, the visitors have had the chance to enjoy the Amazonian life, witnessing the spectacular landscapes and diverse wildlife.

The unique experiences and the personal contact with endangered species have made this excursion an unforgettable adventure in the heart of the jungle.

Wildlife and Nature Experiences

Immersed in the wonder of the Amazonian wilderness, visitors are treated to a remarkable array of wildlife and nature experiences throughout the excursion.

The tour offers:

1. Incredible opportunities to spot endangered species like the giant river otter, whose playful antics delight observers.

2. Up-close encounters with vibrant macaws and other exotic birds at the world’s largest macaw clay lick.

3. The chance to witness the raw power of nature, from the stalking of jaguars to the mesmerizing sunrise over Lake Anaconda.

These unique experiences create lasting memories and a deeper appreciation for the Amazon’s fragile yet resilient ecosystem.

Booking and Availability

Booking an unforgettable excursion to the Macaw Clay Lick and Lake Sandoval is easy.

Simply check availability for starting times on the tour provider’s website. Select the desired date and number of participants, then reserve your spot to secure this once-in-a-lifetime experience in the Amazon jungle.

With flexible booking options, you can reserve now and pay later, without any upfront payment required. Plus, there’s free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, ensuring you can plan with confidence.

Don’t miss your chance to witness the natural wonders of the macaw clay lick and Lake Sandoval – book your tour today.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Minimum Group Size for This Tour?

The minimum group size is not specified in the details provided. The tour allows for flexible booking, meaning you can reserve their spot without a minimum group requirement.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

No, guests can’t bring their own food and drinks on the tour. The package includes all meals, and outside food and alcoholic beverages are not permitted. The tour provider provides the necessary sustenance during the excursion.

What Type of Transportation Is Used Throughout the Tour?

The tour includes round-trip airport transportation and boat transportation to various sites like the Tambopata River, Macaw clay lick, and Lake Sandoval. Land transportation is also provided for the 3 km walk to Lake Sandoval.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for This Excursion?

The tour does not have any age restrictions. Participants of all ages are welcome to join the excursion, which includes transportation, accommodations, meals, and guided activities throughout the Amazon jungle.

Can I Extend My Stay in the Amazon Region After the Tour?

Yes, you can extend your stay in the Amazon region after the tour. The tour operator offers flexible booking, allowing you to reserve your spot now and pay later, providing the freedom to extend your adventure as desired.

Recap

This 4-day, 3-night excursion to the Macaw Clay Lick and Lake Sandoval offers an immersive experience in the Peruvian Amazon. Travelers will witness the awe-inspiring spectacle of vibrant macaws, explore diverse wildlife, and engage in thrilling activities like piranha fishing. With its highlights and diverse nature experiences, this tour provides an unforgettable journey through one of the planet’s most biodiverse ecosystems.

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