Amazon Trip  3 days / 2 nights

Day 1 : Trip  Puerto Maldonado – Refuge Sandoval  Lake .

You Today I pick up from the airport / Bus terminal of the city of Puerto Maldonado, transfer to our main office to register for the  amazon trip and where you can leave your luggage and take with you what you need for the tour amazon trip, immediately

transfer to the main port where the boat will be boarded outside of board to continue the journey down the Alto Madre de Dios River observing some species as birds, turtles, caiman sunbathing on the sand, etc. will be

observed. then we will arrive at the control post of the Sandoval Lake Reserve where we will register from there we will begin the walk 5 km (approximately 1 hour and a half) to reach the ; to the small port where we will take

a rowing canoe to continue through a snake-shaped canyon, then we will cross the lake to the next port where our hostel is located.

Accommodation in your private rooms and lunch.
In the afternoon we will begin to explore the Sandoval Lake reserve in a rowing canoe to observe its typical inhabitants such as the Giant River Otters, Black Caimans, Turtles, Prehistoric Birds (the shansho), Herons,

Cormorants, Kingfisher, etc. After this activity return to the lodge for dinner Night activity at Lake Sandoval in our rowing canoe to observe the nocturnal alligators (caimaneo), as alligators are nocturnal animals, birds,

monkeys, etc. where you will share the knowledge of our naturalist guide will explain about these nocturnal species, return to the lodge to rest in your comfortable private rooms, showers and bathrooms.

Day 2:  Amazon Trip – Macaw Palm Tree – Giant River Otters:

Today, we get up very early to enjoy our breakfast and then we will take the rowing canoe to go a large number of different palm trees grow in the water thus creating a swamp area, called Collpa de Palmeras (Macaw Palm Tree), this place It attracts several species

of macaws and other parrots that every morning come to eat the fruit of these palm trees called (wuallo), which contains a high potential in vitamins, sodium, calcium, potassium and other minerals that help these birds in their digestion. . After this activity return to the lodge for lunch.

After our lunch we will explore the jungle, we will take a walk in the virgin forest and undergrowth where you can see different rare species such as

monkeys, some mammals, sloths, anteaters, capybara, insects, frogs, toads, tarantulas

that live within this tropical forest such as imposing nut trees (the chestnut) like the people who live in the same

deep forest collect, open to market this important natural product, healing plants (ayahusca, chacruna, cañacaña,

garlic sacha, huayo sugar, Chuchuhuasi, copaiba etc,. Then After the activity we will embark on a rowing canoe to cross a place where we can better appreciate a beautiful sunset over the lake.

At 7 in the afternoon, we will return to the lodge for dinner and we will be waiting for the morning light. moon, this is a good time to go alligator watching again.

Day 3: Amazon Trip back to Puerto Maldonado:

Today we will get up early to take a walk and take pictures return to enjoy our breakfast then we will pack our things and board the canoe to navigate the Sandoval Lake to the small port where we will stop sailing and start the walk to the checkpoint,

where Ours awaits us to continue sailing in an outboard boat Rio Arriba del Alto Madre de Dios towards Puerto Maldonado. Then we will go to the office to collect the luggage from there we will go to the airport / bus terminal.

Included in the Amazon Trip 3 days:

• A professional naturalist tour guide in amazon green;
• Motorboat transportation;
• Meals: 2x breakfast, 2x lunch, 2x dinner and drinking water (Please note: vegetarian option upon request for no extra cost!);
• Accommodation: 2 nights in lodge  ;
• First aid kit, including a poison extractor, mosquito bite treatment and an antidote for a snake bite;
• Radio communications;
• Rubber boots.

Not included in the  Trip 3 days:

• Any flight nor airport departure taxes;
• Vaccination;
• Breakfast on the first day and Lunch last day;
• Drinks;
• Tips to local staff.
• Entrance fee to the  Reserve;

What to take with you to the Amazon Trip .

•  Mosquito repellent (DEET 35 recommended as a MINIMUM!!),
•  Original passport,
•  Small backpack,
• Long sleeved cotton shirts (preferably green coloured),
•  Long cotton trousers,
• Cotton long socks (to be put into your trousers),
•  Comfortable walking shoes,
•  Sandals or light shoes,
•  Rain gear (e.g. rain poncho),
• Swimsuit;
•  Binoculars (we also rent it),
• Camera and its charger,
• Plastic bags to be used for clothes and a camera,
• A hat as a protection against the Sun or rain,
• Toiletries,
•  Small towel,
• Toilet paper,
• Antibacterial gel ,
• Sun cream, Hat bring to the trip
• Sunglasses,
• Flashlight (with spare bulb and batteries),
• A bottled water (1 litre as a minimum),
• Pocket money (Soles) to buy some beverages and souvenirs as well as to tip.

LODGE REFUGE , THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LAKE OF THE PERUVIAN AMAZON IS CONSIDERED FOR JOURNEYS TO THE JUNGLE .

 Rainforest .

within complex aspect of the Amazon, and surprisingly dark green high jungle and feeling a little claustrophobic under the dense foliage. From up above you hear Strange bird sounds and a cacophony of insects calling from the jungle trip.

 A flock dashes or a screeching parrot above the treetops and the trees seem so far away, it is not easy to see what’s in them Supported by massive tree trunks, roots, No soil or thick shrub cover, actually it is quite easy to walk between the widely spaced trees in the Amazon jungle, except for being concerned

with dangerous snakes. Lots of palm trees, some with prickly stems Russle palm fronds in the slightest breeze Occasional openings in the canopy, sunny islands surrounded by a sea of deep green shadow on amazon Tangled

Growth in these sunny places Many sunfleck Vines covered everywhere, some twisted, looking like braided rope interconnecting the trees and the  incredibly vivid Butterflies,  almost neon Lizards make thick leathery leaves

crunch as they scamper over Muddy trails, and mud sticks to your boots Hot, though the shade; oppressively humid inside the jungle trip.

Short description of the Amazon Trip.

The giant otter fur trade was banned in 1973 when their populations were on the brink of extinction today their numbers have recuperated in undisturbed areas but the world populations could still be as low as 1000 Sandoval

Lake has a resident family of giant others accustomed to our visits enabling close encounters may be even allowing you take photos from just 5 meters away

 Snakes Snake

The  is made up mostly of logs is a perfect way of life for snakes,  but the success of these colonize the Amazon rainforest. the ground, aquatic or semi aquatic, terrestrial and arboreal species that inhabit the . Poisonous snakes are a group particularly well known to the inhabitants of the jungle.

Total number about 28 species being the most feared the pallets, and shushupe coralillos. Green Amazon snakes in these vast areas stand out as the largest of the forest land types and its customs, that make a casual encounter with it is a constant threat.

The parrot and the pallet machaco tree are two poisonous snakes and arboreal habits. While the venom of the bushmaster paralyzes the nervous system and muscles, the acts of the second protein decomposing and producing internal bleeding in the victim. The parties affected by the bite become gangrenous..

The boas are another large group of snakes identificabas clearly. They are mostly arboreal and lack venom glands,

killing his victims by strangulation. The boa constrictor of Amazon Green is one of the best known. But the

anaconda, the semi aquatic relative, is by far the best known of the Amazon jungle snake. Considered the

world’s largest, the anaconda is capable of devouring whole large rodents, small deer and even young alligators Amazon Green.

(Loro Machaco) Deadly Poison

The machaco parrot (Bothriopsis billineata) is for the most dangerous man venomous snakes of the jungle. It’s not the largest or the most deadly, but dwell in the branches of trees, mainly attacking vital areas like the face, neck and

shoulders. This makes it a fearsome threat. It differs from the emerald boa, which is harmless to humans, a yellow line bordering the ventral scales that inhabits the Amazon trip

TAMBOPATA  CANDAMO TRIP .

Amazon basin in  Peru with a sub-tropical climate and distinct wet and dry seasons. It originated in the late 1970s as the small Tambopata Reserved Zone comprising about 5,000 hectares, but was much enlarged to 1.5 million hectares in 1990 and now covers altitudes

from 240 to 3,500 metres, and habitats ranging from sub-tropical moist forest trip , to cloud forest, to tropical savannah. In September 2000 it was central in the creation of the Bahuaja-Sonene National Park which now covers 2.7 million hectares, protecting an ecosystem which holds several

world records in flora and fauna species numbers and is recognised as one of the planet’s hotspots of biodiversity. Rainfall averages 2,000 mm per year and humidity is about 75%. Expedition base The expedition was based in a remote region .

Rainforest peru .

along the Tambopata river, about 4½ hours upriver from Puerto Maldonado. Transport to and from base camp was by boat, most studies were conducted on foot or from hides. Base camp consisted of simple cabins made from wood and bamboo

with basic amenities and a nearby waterfall as a ‘luxury power-shower’. Team members stayed in twos or threes inside the cabins. All meals were prepared for the team and vegetarians could be accommodated. There was no electricity at base camp. Field trip communications There was an Inmarsat Mini-M satellite phone at base for emergency calls.

This, however, proved to be very unreliable and eventually refused to work completely. The system was later replaced by an Iridium phone which works very reliably. Motorola Radius SP10 two-way radios were used for communication around base,but their coverage was very limited.

Tambopta Expedition Trip .

Transport & vehicles Team members had to make their own way to the Puerto Maldonado assembly point. From there transport to and from base camp was by boat, provided along with other logistical& Expeditions trip,

Puerto Maldonado. Most studies were conducted on foot or from hides. Medical support & insurance The expedition trip leader was fully trained in wilderness medicine and the expedition carried a comprehensive medical kit. Further medical support was provided

through a medical post in the nearest village across the river, although this post was found to be manned rarely. The nearest hospital was inPuerto Maldonado (approx. 4 hours by boat). All team members were required to carry an adequate travel insurance covering

emergency medical evacuation and repatriation. There were no major medical incidents. The only minor incidents included one incident of hand lacerations from palm roots (treated by cleaning and stitching), insect bites (treated

with antihistamine), and shin lacerations (by a local who came to the expedition trip for help and was stitched). To the credit of our cook, there were no cases of serious diarrhoea throughout the entire expedition trip .

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Tour Name: Amazon Trip 3days Sandoval Lake