3 days / 2 nights

3/2 in Tambopata Reserve

With our team of local residents, we offer excursions within the Tambopata Reserve with opportunities to observe a wide diversity of fauna and flora, as well as to carry out nature activities and personalized excursions, always focused on the jungle experience where sustainable development is our commitment. For this reason, we allocate a percentage of our income to support local athletes and to carry out environmental education activities such as our “Parrot House” project.

Experience Highlights

Family-Run Jungle Experience

Excellence Certified Operator

Prime Amazon Location

Personalized Jungle Trips

Authentic & Simple Comfort

Local People, Real Stories

Detailed Itinerary

Green House Tambopata is a socially responsible company. It is not a lodge or hotel; it is a jungle house with basic private rooms located very close to the Tambopata River shore. Our commitment is that our travelers have an authentic Amazon experience. We are located near the Tambopata Reserve, 20 minutes from the city of Puerto Maldonado by land, at km 4.5 of the Tourist Corridor.

Days

Transfers from the airport or bus station start from 9:00 am to our office in the city.
On the first day, rooms will be ready for check-in at 12:45 pm, and on the departure day, check-out is at 9:00 am.
Traveler pick-up can be from the bus station, airport, or any other location within the city of Puerto Maldonado, upon request. Likewise, the drop-off is between 10:00 am and 10:30 am to the airport, our office, or any point within the city.
On the first day, breakfast is not included, and on the third day, lunch is not included.
Excursions may vary in order.
Meals included in the package may be vegan, vegetarian, or regular, upon request.
We recommend arriving on flights before 2:00 pm and departing on flights from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm.
The itinerary is subject to weather conditions and the availability of boats, guides, and passengers, with a maximum of 12 travelers per guide.
We want you to have the best jungle experience; therefore, we choose the following excursions (order may vary):

Excursions

1.- Environmental interpretation walk on a trail system to learn about the uses of the forest and medicinal plants. Along the trail, we sometimes have the opportunity to spot monkeys, squirrels, and tarantulas.

2.- Hike to the viewpoint at sunset and boat ride on the Tambopata River to search for caimans and capybaras along the riverbanks.

3.- Search for sloths along the banks of the Madre de Dios River.

4.- Sandoval Lake expedition in the Tambopata Reserve. We navigate the Madre de Dios River until we reach a jungle trail, where we walk 3 km (about 70 minutes), with possible encounters with snakes, squirrels, and monkeys. Environmental interpretation until we reach the lake, where, in a small rowing canoe, we will look for boas, black caimans, monkeys, a wide variety of birds, and with some luck, the elusive giant river otters — always surrounded by a natural paradise. (5 hrs, tour depending on the season).

5.-Night expedition: walk through the jungle in search of tarantulas, poisonous frogs, snakes, and nocturnal creatures in general.

6.- Parrot and small macaw clay lick. An interesting attraction on a river cliff rich in salt and clay, which forms part of the diet of psittacines. Every morning from 5:20 am, and with good weather, many parrots and small macaws gather for a colorful and exciting spectacle.

For more references, please see the reviews and photos of Green House Tambopata on Tripadvisor, GetYourGuide, Civitatis, and Viator.

What's Included

Personalized excursions with groups of no more than 12 travelers per guide (except organized groups)
Meals upon request (vegetarian, vegan)
Pick-up from designated places: hotel, airport, bus station
River transportation from Puerto Maldonado
Accommodation in our Jungle House (private room, private bathroom, internet)
Full board (all meals) according to the itinerary
Soft drinks and drinking water from dispenser.
Local community guides in Spanish or English.
Entrance to the lake and the Tambopata Reserve