- Tour Highlights
Amazon Wildlife & Birdwatching – Observe macaws, parrots, toucans, monkeys, and other exotic species.
Macaw Clay Lick Excursion – Witness one of the largest gatherings of parrots and macaws.
Guided Jungle Walks – Explore the dense Amazon rainforest with expert guides.
Sunrise & Sunset Photography – Capture breathtaking landscapes of the Amazon.
Night Walks – Discover nocturnal wildlife, including frogs, tarantulas, and night monkeys.
Comfortable Eco-Lodge Stay – Enjoy a private room with mosquito nets, showers, and bathrooms.
The Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick is located in the Upper .
Tambopata Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick sector and is renowned for its size and the opportunity to spot birds such as the macaw.
During this morning’s visit by the delegation, investments were observed that enhance the visitor experience with improved access, proximity, and security.
To further enhance the enjoyment and comfort of visitors to this protected natural area, an elevated viewpoint with
sanitary facilities and an elevated trail of nearly 500 meters has been constructed.
These infrastructures not only provide greater comfort to visitors but also reduce the impact on the feeding activity of placid and mammals. Peruvian Tours
Tour Overview Chuncho Macaw Clay Lick
- Duration: 4 Days / 3 Nights
- Location: Tambopata National Reserve, Madre de Dios, Peru
- Tour Type: Private or Group
- Starting Point: Pick-up from Puerto Maldonado (Hotel, Airport, or Bus Terminal)
- Ending Point: Drop-off at Puerto Maldonado (Hotel, Airport, or Bus Terminal)
- Departure: Daily departures available
- Altitude: 182 meters above sea level
- Best Time to Visit: March – November
Amazon Wildlife & Macaw Clay Lick 4-Day Adventure
Discover the vibrant wildlife, breathtaking landscapes, and rich biodiversity of the Tambopata Reserve. Witness the stunning spectacle of macaws at the Chuncho Clay Lick and explore the depths of the Amazon rainforest.
Day 1: Arrival in Puerto Maldonado – Tambopata Lodge & Nighttime Wildlife Excursion
Pick-up & Transfer: Arrive in Puerto Maldonado and journey to the lodge by road and river.
Wildlife Spotting: Observe colorful birds, playful monkeys, and other remarkable wildlife on the boat ride.
Lodge Welcome & Jungle Walk: Refresh with an Amazonian drink, settle in, and embark on a guided walk through the primary rainforest.
Night Safari: Venture into the jungle after dark with flashlights to spot nocturnal wildlife peru
Day 2: Macaw Clay Lick Chuncho – Birdwatching & Nocturnal Wildlife Exploration
Sunrise River Expedition: Early morning boat trip on the Tambopata River to witness a stunning sunrise.
Macaw Clay Lick Chuncho: Experience the awe-inspiring sight of vibrant macaws and parrots feeding on mineral-rich clay.
Jungle Trek: Afternoon hike to discover Tambopata’s diverse flora and fauna.
Night Walk: Spot elusive nocturnal creatures deep in the rainforest amazon trips
Day 3: Fishing, Rainforest Exploration & Campfire Legends
Amazon River Adventure: Morning boat ride to Gato Stream for traditional fishing and jungle exploration.
Wildlife Encounters: Visit Sandoval Lake and a mammal clay lick to observe unique Amazonian creatures.
Cultural Experience: Tour a local farm and engage with the region’s Indigenous communities.
Campfire Stories: Gather around a warm fire to hear Amazonian myths and legends.
Day 4: Return Journey – Local Community Visit & Puerto Maldonado Departure
Farewell Breakfast & River Cruise: Enjoy a final meal before departing by boat.
Cultural & Wildlife Stops: Visit Condenado Lake, the Three Chimbadas region, and a native community.
End of Tour: Return to Puerto Maldonado for your onward journey.
[tabby icon="cog fa-folder-open" title="ITINERARY"]What’s Included?
- All guided tours & excursions
3 nights’ accommodation in eco-lodges
All meals & drinking water (3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners)
Boat rides & transportation during the tour
Professional naturalist guides
Rubber boots & safety gear
Not Included
- Flights & airport taxes
Travel insurance & vaccinations
Personal expenses & tips
Breakfast on Day 1 & dinner on the last day
Alcoholic beverages & soft drinks
What to Bring?
Essentials: Original passport, cash (soles) for personal expenses
Protection: Mosquito repellent (DEET 35+), long-sleeved shirts, long pants, cotton socks
Weather Gear: Rain jacket/poncho, hat for sun & rain, sunglasses
Gear: Binoculars (available for rent), camera, flashlight with extra batteries
Footwear: Comfortable hiking shoes & sandals
Personal Items: Refillable water bottle (1L minimum), toiletries, towel, sunscreen, antibacterial gel
The Collpa Chuncho in the Tambopata National Reserve
(Alto Tambopata sector) reopened its doors this morning for sustainable tourism activities under the promotion of the National Service of Natural Protected Areas by the State (Sernanp), belonging to the Ministry of the Environment (Minam).
Located in the Madre de Dios region, this place stands out for its impressive landscape and for being one of the largest collpas in the country, famous for bird watching, such as macaws, among other species.
During the reopening ceremony, the Deputy Minister of Strategic
Development of Natural Resources highlighted that both Lake Sandoval and Collpa Chuncho have gained recognition in the region. «This wonderful place greatly benefits sustainable tourism. We must recognize that we are part of nature and that the health of nature is fundamental to the health of people. Let’s continue working and reinforcing our commitment to a better country and environment,» she emphasized.
Sernanp, underscored the importance of reopening
«such a significant place as Collpa Chuncho, achieved with the joint effort of our allies, the tour operators. We are complying with all safety protocols and firmly believe that tourism represents a wonderful opportunity for this region.»
The regional governor, Luis Hidalgo, expressed his desire for Madre de Dios to recover the tourism movement it had in previous years. «We must continue promoting the preservation of our natural resources through the joint efforts of the central, regional, local governments, and tour operators. By working together, we can achieve our goals,» he added.
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