In the Amazonian region of Madre de Dios, Tambopata National Reserve unveils its richness in the form of colors, sounds, heat and life.
Mammals, birds, reptiles and butterflies are abundant; thousands of species of trees and flowers greet visitors on trails; and aquatic creatures in their natural habitat display their curiosity, even posing for the camera on occasion. Tambopata is the perfect place to discover the rainforest and fall in love with it forever.
How to get to Tambopata National Reserve?
Route 1
Lima-Puerto Maldonado:
1 h 40 min approximately
Puerto Maldonado- Tambopata National Reserve:
2 h approximately
What to do in Tambopata National Reserve?
Visit the clay licks, the natural habitat of macaws and mammals.
Take a boat ride on Lake Sandoval and observe a family of giant river otters.
Observe butterflies.
General information
Times:
Dependent upon the operator
*Visits should only be made with authorized agencies.Climate:
Min. 17 ℃/ Max. 39 ℃Price:
Foreign nationals: S/30
Peruvian adults: S/15
Peruvian children: S/8
Local adults: S/8
Local children: S/8*Referential price
Essentials:
Yellow fever vaccination, sunscreen, long-sleeved shirt, camera.Altitude:
218 meters above sea level