Tambopata Macaw Clay Lick 4 Days/3 Nights

The Tambopata Macaw Clay Lick 4 Days/3 Nights package offers an immersive journey through the Peruvian rainforest. Guests can explore vibrant wildlife, including a visit to the largest clay lick on Earth, where colorful macaws and parrots gather. With guided rainforest walks, a trek to Lake Sandoval, and a nocturnal adventure, this comprehensive package promises an enriching experience that brings visitors closer to the wonders of the jungle. But there’s more to uncover about this unique eco-tourism opportunity.

Key Points

• A 4-day/3-night package to explore the Tambopata rainforest, including a visit to the Chuncho macaw clay lick, one of the largest in the world.
• Small group sizes (up to 15 participants) with guides in Spanish and English, ensuring an intimate and informative experience.
• Comprehensive package that includes transportation, accommodation, meals, and entrance fees, providing a hassle-free and all-inclusive journey.
• Opportunities to spot diverse wildlife, such as monkeys, birds, and caiman, during activities like rainforest walks, birdwatching, and nocturnal explorations.
• Flexible booking and cancellation policies, with a reserve now and pay later option and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

You can check availability for your dates here:

Overview and Pricing

The Tambopata Macaw Clay Lick 4 days/3 nights package is an immersive nature experience in the Peruvian Amazon, priced at $588.00 per person.

Travelers can take advantage of a reserve now and pay later option, as well as free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The small group is limited to 15 participants and features live tour guides in Spanish and English.

This comprehensive package includes transportation, accommodation, meals, and entrance fees to the Tambopata National Reserve, providing an opportunity to witness the largest clay lick on Earth and spot diverse wildlife.

Itinerary Highlights

Arriving on Day 1, guests transfer to Hacienda Tambopata and embark on an introductory rainforest walk to begin their immersive nature experience. The next day, they rise early to visit the CHUNCHO macaw clay lick, observing various parrot species in their natural habitat. After, they explore Monkey Island and search for caimans in the evening. On Day 3, they trek to Lake Sandoval, spotting giant river otters and an array of birdlife, followed by a nocturnal walk. The final day offers a canopy walk with panoramic views before departing.

| Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 |

| — | — | — |

| Arrival, rainforest walk | Macaw clay lick, Monkey Island, caiman search | Lake Sandoval, birdwatching, nocturnal walk |

Arrival and Introduction to the Rainforest

Upon arrival at the designated meeting point, guests are swiftly transported to the charming Hacienda Tambopata, the gateway to their immersive jungle adventure.

After a warm welcome, they embark on an introductory rainforest walk, providing an exciting glimpse into the diverse ecosystem. Guides share insights about the local flora and fauna, whetting your’ appetite for the thrilling wildlife encounters to come.

This initial foray sets the stage for the remarkable experiences that await, as the group settles into the lodge and prepares for the next day’s adventure at the renowned Chuncho macaw clay lick.

Visiting the Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick

After an early breakfast, guests eagerly board the boat that whisks them to the renowned Chuncho macaw clay lick.

This impressive natural wonder is the largest of its kind on Earth, attracting hundreds of macaws and parrots daily. Visitors observe the birds as they flock to the mineral-rich clay, using this natural supplement to aid digestion and strengthen their eggshells.

The vibrant colors and cacophony of sounds create an unforgettable spectacle. Throughout the morning, guests witness the birds’ mesmerizing rituals and behaviors, gaining a deeper appreciation for the jungle’s ecological balance.

After this awe-inspiring experience, the group returns to the lodge for lunch.

More Great Tours Nearby

Exploring Monkey Island and Searching for Caimans

Following the morning’s captivating visit to the Chuncho macaw clay lick, the group ventures out to explore Monkey Island.

They observe various species of primates, including capuchin and spider monkeys, freely roaming the lush trees and vines. The guide explains the importance of this protected island for the rehabilitation and conservation of these intelligent creatures.

As dusk approaches, the group embarks on an evening caiman search along the riverbanks. Quietly navigating the waters, they eagerly scan the shoreline, hoping to spot the glowing eyes and prehistoric forms of these remarkable crocodilian reptiles.

Trekking to Lake Sandoval and Birdwatching

As the sun rises, the group sets out on a captivating trek to Lake Sandoval.

This scenic lake is home to a diverse array of bird life, including the possibility of spotting the endangered giant river otter.

Along the way, the knowledgeable guide points out various species and shares insights about the surrounding ecosystem.

The tranquil waters of the lake offer opportunities for birdwatching, and participants may even be fortunate enough to witness the majestic creatures gliding through the water.

As the exploration continues, the group returns to the lodge for an evening nocturnal walk, venturing deeper into the Peruvian jungle.

Canopy Walk and Panoramic Views

On the final day, the group embarks on a captivating canopy walk.

They’ll ascend into the treetops, enjoying panoramic views of the lush, verdant jungle. This aerial perspective offers an unparalleled opportunity to spot a variety of birds and monkeys.

The canopy walk provides a unique and thrilling way to explore the upper levels of the rainforest ecosystem.

The canopy walk offers a thrilling opportunity to explore the rainforest’s upper levels and discover its diverse ecosystems.

After the walk, the group returns to the city, transferring to the airport or bus station for their onward journey.

This final activity caps off an immersive nature experience in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon.

Important Information and Logistics

Participants should provide their correct contact number with country code and WhatsApp for seamless communication during the tour. This ensures the guide can reach them promptly for any updates or changes.

Last-minute reservations should be confirmed via email before booking to check availability. Meeting points for transfers are provided in advance, so participants know where to gather.

This attention to logistical details helps the tour run smoothly from start to finish, allowing travelers to focus on the incredible wildlife and nature experiences awaiting them in the Peruvian jungle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for This Tour?

There is no minimum age requirement for this tour. The small group is limited to 15 participants, allowing families with children to join the rainforest exploration and wildlife viewing experiences.

Can I Bring My Own Camera Equipment?

Yes, guests are welcome to bring their own camera equipment. The tour provides ample opportunities to capture the stunning wildlife and landscapes of the Peruvian jungle. Just be sure to pack light and protect your gear from the elements.

What Should I Pack for the Rainy Season?

During the rainy season, visitors should pack lightweight, quick-drying clothing, waterproof jackets, sturdy hiking boots, insect repellent, and a portable rain cover for camera equipment. Packing layers and bringing a small umbrella is also recommended.

Do I Need a Visa to Visit Peru?

Most visitors to Peru don’t need a visa, but you should check the current requirements based on your nationality. It’s a good idea to apply for a visa if you plan to stay longer than 90 days.

Is Travel Insurance Required for This Tour?

While travel insurance isn’t required, it’s highly recommended to protect against unexpected medical expenses or trip cancellations. The tour operator advises participants to purchase comprehensive travel insurance prior to the trip.

The Sum Up

The Tambopata Macaw Clay Lick 4 Days/3 Nights package offers an immersive rainforest experience, highlighting the area’s vibrant wildlife and the iconic clay lick where colorful macaws and parrots gather. With guided excursions, small group sizes, and a focus on ecological appreciation, this comprehensive package ensures an unforgettable journey through the Peruvian jungle.

You can check availability for your dates here: