What could be more pleasing than contributing to the saving of an endangered species? If you go to the Chaparri Private Conservation Area, you can enjoy that privilege.
This private sector initiative for protecting the environment contributes to the conservation of equatorial dry forest, a vital ecosystem for threatened species such as the white-winged guan, the spectacled bear, the guanaco and the Andean condor. In addition, this protected natural area is home to 122 species of medicinal plants, including “palo santo”, “huatalco” and “pasallo”.
The Chaparri Private Conservation Area offers hope for the natural world, and you can contribute to keeping that hope alive.
Chaparri Private Conservation Area
How to get to this experience?
Route 1
Route 2
Lima-Lambayeque
1 h 15min approximately
Lima-Lambayeque:
13 h approximately
General information
Altitude:
19 meters above sea level
Climate:
Min. 18 ℃ / Max. 32 ℃
Times:
Dependent on the operator
Price:
Dependent on the operator
Essentials:
Insect repellent and sunscreen, outdoor sports clothing, hat and sunglasses, camera, binoculars.
