Wildlife Travel  Sandoval Lake Lodge 3 days

Travel Day 1:

 Puerto Maldonado  to Wildlife Travel  :

You are welcomed and pick-up from the airport/coach terminal of Puerto Maldonado by our Representative to take you to our office   wildlife travel sandoval lake lodge  .where you can leave your large baggage that are not necessary for the trip travel, but you will need to bring

a backpack for personal items and more  wildlife travel . Then, we transfer you to a local port where you board a motorboat and navigate down the Madre de Dios River travel . On the way wildlife, we observe  various mammal species such as turtles, birds, lizards, monkeys, turtles,

caimans, etc.,until we reach a checkpoint of the  Reserve wildlife and after passing a check, we start walking for 3 km (1 andhalf to 2 hours) to reach reserve where we take a canoe that brings us to the  Lodge. There, we accommodate

ourselves for a while and then after lunch, we return sailing the lake in a canoe to see its typical inhabitants –giant river otters, black caimans, a prehistoric bird shansho, herons, cormorants, kingfisher, etc. Then, we return to the

lodge for dinner to later get back to the lake again, this time to undertake an evening caiman observation, as caimans are nocturnal animals. Our professional naturalist Tour Guide shows and explains to us about these animals. We

stay overnight in the wildlife travel  .

TOURS DAY 2:

Explorering to  Macaw Palme Tree -Rainforest  :

Today, we wake up very early to go to the surroundings of the Sandoval lake reserve where huge number of various palms grow in its water creating an area of marsh. This place is Macaw Palm Tree and it attracts various macaw species and

other parrots to eat sawdust of its palms as it contains sodium, calcium, potassium and other minerals helping their digestive systems. Then, we go back to the lodge to be given breakfast. Later, we take another trip to observe wildlife  stunning flora and fauna wildlife  of the  Reserve.

We can appreciate monkeys, deer, wildlife boars, tapirs or spectacled bears, just to name a few. For lunch, we get back to the lodge. Afterwards, we have given some time off to rest or enjoy a bath in the Sandoval Lake (noworries, there are no piranhas or other dangerous

animals during the day). Then, we board a canoe to cross the lake to a place where we can better appreciate a beautiful sunset above the lake! At 7 pm, we return to the lodge for dinner whilewaiting for the moonlight, a suitable

time to go watching caimans again! And spend the night at the  lodge.

TOURS DAY 3:

  Back  City to Puerto Maldonado :

After breakfast, we first board a canoe to sail over the wildlife to later walk back to the checkpoint and from there, we continue sailing the  travel Madre de Dios River by a motorboat towards Puerto Maldonado.

We pick our baggage up in our office and then, we are transferred either to the airport or the coach terminal.

End of service

!IMPORTANT!!

You need to be vaccinated against Yellow Fever as well as to bring some anti-malaria tablets with you!!

Included in the  Trips Amazon -3 days:

• A professional naturalist tour guide;
• Motorboat transportation in travel ;
• Private vehicle land transportation;
• Entrance fee to the  Reserve;
• A professional Cook,
• Meals: 2x breakfast, 2x lunch, 2x dinner and drinking water (Please note: vegetarian option upon request for no extra cost!);
• Accommodation: 2 nights in the 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 Trips amazon  –  3 days:

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

What to take with you to the Trips Amazon –  3 days:

• 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),
• Sweater (for the beginning of the tour in Andes and the cloud forest only),
• 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,
• 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.

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Lodge Sandoval

 RESERVE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LAKE OF THE PERUVIAN AMAZON IS CONSIDERED FOR JOURNEYS TO THE JUNGLE

LUXURY  LODGE / PROGRAMM / PRICE   – Wildlife Travel – Sandoval Lake Lodge.

Located in the Tambopata National Reserve, Lodge is perched above what many rainforest specialists feel is the most attractive lake in Peru wildlife travel , and provides access to one of the most biologically diverse areas on the planet.

Sandoval Lake Lodge is located on Lake Sandoval, considered one of the most beautiful in the Peruvian Amazon. This privileged location allows you to visit the Sandoval lake early in the morning or evening hours where wildlife is

most active in the sandoval lake. No other lodge in Tambopata-Madidi is located a lake in the jungle wildlife  travel . Sandoval Lake Lodge has 25 double rooms private baths, hot water, ventilation and electricity.

The Best of the Jungle Wildlife Travel – Sandoval Lake Lodge .

Will provide scientific expertise and facilitate cooperation between key stakeholders to conserve the Greater Madidi-Tambopata Landscape  wildllife travel Lodge: To inform conservation, resource management, and land use planning

understand the geographic patterns in wildlife amazon travel abundance and the distribution of human activities across the landscape; Monitor populations of jaguar, Andean bear, Andean condor, giant otter, military macaw, 

manned wolf, vicuña, titi monkey, and marsh deer to assess management effectiveness and develop trans boundary conservation plans in this wildlife rainforest travel  ; Document successes and failures in natural resource

management to guide future planning.To build local capacity, Coordinate participatory strategic land and resource use planning; Help clarify land rights of four indigenous groups to 4,000 square miles of critical habitat neighboring

protected areas; Build community and indigenous organization technical skills to manage resource use, from subsistence hunting to ornamental fish and timber; Improve animal husbandry practices to reduce disease

transmission and develop alternatives to hunting; Establish integrated rangeland management to mitigate domestic animal wildlife travel   lodge conflict, especially in the Apolobamba region wildlife .

Amazon Rainforest .

To harness support from national and regional government for community management of natural wildlife  resources, bring together indigenous groups and local, regional and national government agencies to develop an

integrated approach to natural resource management; Expand participatory park planning mechanisms to develop a strong protected areas constituency;Inform regional discussions on the costs and benefits, and appropriate siting of

large infrastructure projects travel; Provide technical reviewof development plan impact assessments and help incorporate conservation concerns in regional government strategic plans. To ensure landscape-scale territorial

management Incorporate the habitat connectivity needs ofjaguar, Andean condor, Andean bear, giant otter, manned wolf and vicuña into management plans finding in this arae nature travel . Update strategic and operational plans for

15,500 square miles of protected areas in Peru and Bolivia, emphasizing the incorporation of ecological and socioeconomic information about to  wildlife travel.

 Conserve the Greater to Wildlife Travel – Sandoval Lake Lodge:

Wildlife Travel Madidi-Tambopata landscape is deeply rooted in its rich biological and cultural heritage. Scientific contributions have greatly expanded national and international constituencies for conservation wildlife of Madidi,

and include registration of more than 150 additional bird species; discovery of a new species in wildlife of titi monkey; and rediscovery of two primate amazon peru travel   to  endemics feared to be extinct . During this time, has

helped build the foundation of Bolivian conservation by mentoring more than 50 young Bolivian scientists. Numerous conservation achievements include: Creating the 140 square mile Ixiamas Municipal Reserve  lodge

travel  to protect one of the highest jaguar densities in the world; Titling 2,600 square miles of indigenous territories, and creating indigenous territorial management plans covering 3,300 square miles; Guaranteeing 14 park guard

Short Description of the Rainforest Wildlife Travel – Sandoval Lake Lodge  :

The reservation Lake Sandoval is characterized by an immense lake that is surrounded by many varieties of palm trees that keeps enough moisture for these plants or Macaw palms are rich in mineral salts and give in abundance

many fruits that are very nutrient and exotic containing calories, energy, vitamins, proteins, fats, minerals thanks to the , it has very many species that live there Wildlife Travel . Sandoval Lake is a lake located  Reserve within Amazon

jungle, in the Department of Madre de Dios, near a city of Puerto Maldonado. The reservation willdife of various animal shelters, for example, giant river otters, turtles, caimans, monkeys, birds, such as Shansho prehistoric bird,

macaws, parrots, cormorants, kingfishers and others. The reserve also has a specific, which is the clay lick palms, a special place where the macaws and parrots flying around eat dried palms that are rich in minerals, calcium, sodium,

potassium, etc. These elements help their digestive systems.

 Nature in Amazon peru :

Wildlife Travel to Sandoval Lake Lodge :In full bloom well off the rainforest floor, a cluster of epiphytic orchids (cycnoches haagii) have successfully attracted a duo of male orchid bees (Euglossa perviridis) by means of a barrage

of specially-produced scents. Attached to canopy branches and unable to move, orchids nevertheless are able to transmit their genetic messages throughout the rainforest via these minute, winged messengers. The bees,

meanwhile, having collected a variety of scents that they store in leg pouches, use these not to attract females but, surprisingly, other males. Only once a group of males has gathered, flying and metallically glinting in the rays of the

sun, is their lure sufficient to attract females of their own kind. Like the finely-honed gear mechanisms of an old- fashioned watch, the intricate biological machinery of the rain forest ticks on, a meshwork of interdependent, finely-

tuned relationships that have taken evolution millions of years to produce in this area wildlife travel.

Amazon peru  ( AMPHIBIANS ):

travel People are rarely ambivalent towards amphibians. To many say that they are sluggish and slimy, on top ofwhich many Amazon amphibians have the liability of being poisonous. Others admire them because most areactive, beautiful and, on the whole, harmless in

wildlife travel. Amphibians were the first vertebrates to live inwildlife amazon on land and still need water to reproduce. To overcome this limitation they evolvedingenious strategies and fill a myriad of ecological niches. Today amphibians are the most

diverse and abundant terrestrial vertebrates and are at peak biodiversity in this wildlife amazon the lowland tropical rainforests of the wildlife travel Poison-dart or poison-arrow frogs in wildlife travel So-called poison-dart frogs, of

the families Dendrobates and Phyllobates, are exquisitely colored to warn predators of their highly poisonous skin. Dendrobates tinctorius of the wildlife travel is shiny black, mottled with yellow stripes,

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azureus of Suriname is iridescent turquoise, splotched with irregular black spots, and the Peruvian wildlife fantasticus is orange-gold decorated with black filigree. Compared with families of frogs in temperate climates,

poison-dart frogsare highly diverse. However, fewer than you’d think are poisonous. Of 135 known types only 55 are toxic. Many are tiny, from just 1.5cm to 7.5cm long, ranking among the smallest terrestrial vertebrates in this wildlife travel to  dendrobatids and their relatives are

hardly ever seen, being arboreal and so small. Many live out their complete life-cycle in the canopy, making pools of water in bromeliads or tree-holes their base for life and reproduction. Looking in fallen or cultivated bromeliads may reveal a frog living inside wildlife.

Wild indormation.

A few live closer to the ground or breed among leaf litter these frogs care for their young rather than abandon them to chance it in a pool of water as do most amphibians in wildlife travel. From two to 20 eggs are laid. In some species

of dentrobatids the fertilized eggs are attached to the male’s back where they hatch before he releases them in a suitable bromeliad plant or tree-hole. Females of some species lay a sterile egg in the water to sustain the tadpoles

while they adjust to their new home travel. Other species make sure that each tadpole is placed in a separate plant increasing the chances against their all being taken by one predator all time they are looking for eggs in wildlife travel.

While Shakespeare’s witches used frog skin in a prophecy-inducing brew, native Indians use frog skin to make curare, a black poisonous substance smeared on tips of arrows or blow-gun darts. In some cases the Indian just rubs

the dart tip on the frog’s skin. Indeed wildlife these are among the most poisonous of vertebrate animals. For example, tinctorius of eastern Amazonia wildlife travel yields a poison of which is sufficient to kill a man. Just

handling the golden-yellow Colombian Phyllobates terribilis could be lethal.

Tree-frogs of the Amazon Peru:

Chemical ‘warfare’ is not the only way to escape predators. Tree frogs use other strategies. Many blend in superbly with vegetation, or mimic natural objects. Hylids have feet with sucker pads for acrobatic climbing. Hyla riveroi

found in the western wildlife travel and the widespread . granosa are, like all lylid frogs, almost entirely insectivorous wildlife travel. To avoid unnecessary competition, different frogs have become very fussy about their preferred habitat.

A niche might be ephemeral pools on the forest floor or among reeds of waterside vegetation. Some frogs lay hard, crystalline eggs, like a cluster of miniature pearls, on the side of a tree. Eggs are laid at low water just before  travel

the river begins to rise. This strategy keeps the eggs safe from aquatic predators until tadpoles develop inside. When the flood waters rise up to the eggs, the shells dissolve and release the tadpoles. The 24 Neotropical glass frogs

(Hyalinobatrachium spp,  previously Centrolenella) eschew most of their color. Typical is the. fleischmanni, found in most of the northern neotropics of the wildlife travel. The colors of the plant it rests on go right through the

transparent skin and muscles, revealing the heart, digestive system and bones of the frog all the time as they live in this peruvian wildlife travel.

Travel map of  Wildlife Travel  Sandoval Lake Lodge .