Early in the morning, we’ll enjoy a healthy breakfast in Amazonian Garden, surrounded by birds and hundreds of butterflies. Enjoy a buffet with delicious organic coffee, and seasonal fruit.

Continuing our nature excursion, today we board our boat to navigate the Madre de Dios River deep into the Manu rainforest, heading towards Boca Manu and the Tambo Blanquillo. Along the way we will make interesting stops to observe families of capybaras, red howler monkeys, herons, cormorants, ospreys, caimans and hundreds of turtles sunbathing on fallen trees on the riverbanks. With a good luck an impressive jaguar.

There are few intact and remote rainforests left in the world that are home of isolated tribes from the outside world. Manu is one of these privileged Amazon rainforests, where nomadic tribes live by gathering and hunting. One such tribe is the Mashco Piro, who can currently be seen along the banks of the Madre de Dios River, searching for turtle eggs, bananas, and other products.

Upon arriving at Tambo Blanquillo, we will immerse ourselves in the rich biodiversity of the Amazonian lowland rainforest. As we settle into this pristine natural space, we will enjoy the sights and sounds of howler monkeys, groups of macaws, and toucans.

Overnight stay and dinner at the comfortable facilities of Tambo Blanquillo.