Sandoval Lake

The location of Lake Sandoval provides instant access to the wildlife of the lake during the cold hours of golden light after sunrise and before sunset. No other accommodation in the region has such a privileged location, nor does it

offer unique access at all times of the day to observe wildlife in an Amazonian lake. Drift through a forest flooded with 100-foot-tall Mauritia palms, while large groups of Red-bellied Macaws swirl high up in a cacophony of

sounds. Look at the playful brown capuchin and titi monkeys as they walk the palms along the edge of the lake, and groups of 50 or more squirrel monkeys while chatting and jumping through the trees above. And after the sun

sets, experience the nightlife of the lake under a star-filled sky while the Black Cayman emerges to hunt on the lake.

Drift through a forest flooded with 100-foot-tall Mauritia palms, while large groups of Red-bellied Macaws swirl high up in a cacophony of sounds. Look at the playful brown capuchin and titi monkeys as they walk the palms along the

edge of the lake, and groups of 50 or more squirrel monkeys while chatting and jumping through the trees above. And after the sun sets, experience the nightlife of the lake under a star-filled sky while the Black Cayman emerges to

hunt on the lake. In addition to the exciting biodiversity on Lake Sandoval, no visit to the Lodge is complete without a Guided walk through the 15 kilometers of rainforest trails. Expert naturalist guides bring the jungle to life with

vivid explanations of the ecology and natural history of the area as the trails are explored in search of the six species of monkeys and hundreds of bird species that fill the forest. Our lodge specializes in small groups and individualized

attention in our main quest to conserve the lake and the surrounding rainforest. Jungle tour – A visit to Lake Sandoval can be combined with a trip to the Heath River Wildlife Center and the Macaw paste to enjoy one of the best adventures in the rainforest in the Amazon.

Tour Through the Jungle of Lake S andoval?

SANDOVAL LAKE: This is one of the main attractions of the Tambopata National Reserve Tours. It is also a favorite of visiting tourists and many tourists come here because of its scenic beauty and its proximity to the city of

Puerto Maldonado (45 minutes by boat on the Madre de Dios River). It is accessed by a path of about 2 km to a pier where observers meet rowing boats to enter a small river in the lake. During the visit you can see different wildlife

species such as monkeys, macaws, parrots, alligators, otters, different species of birds and insects, as well as the impressive diversity of flora and fauna that it contains, the Protected Natural Area-Reserve of Lake Sandoval .