TAMBOPATA COLLPA EL CHUNCHO 2 DAYS / 1 NIGHT
DAY 1:
Arrival to Puerto Maldonado and the Lodge. Morning flight from Lima or Cusco to Puerto Maldonado (not included) and transfer from the airport to the river port. Departure to the Macaw lick by motorized dugout canoe, during this trip you see the changes from colonized deforested land to primary rain forest. Upon arrival to the Chuncho Macaw salt clay lick. Overnight at the camp-site. Lunch and Dinner.

DAY 2:
Before breakfast at first light we make a short walk to the Collpa (Lick), on a normal day hundreds of Macaws and other parrots come in the morning for the salty clay . This is one of the greatest wildlife spectacles in the world.

After breakfast we departure to Puerto Maldonado.

ADDITIONAL DAYS:
Any number of extra days at the Lodge, in addition to the above mentioned programs, are possible.These can be guided or unguided according to your preference and interests. During these days you can either-explore the trail system in more depth, going further a field along trails not visited before, repeat the lake visits accompanying other groups, giving you more time to wonder/paddle in your favorite areas, try your hand at tree climbing (with ropes); visit our tree platforms for a birdīs eye view of the forest and for close-ups of arboreal orchids and the many other species of plants and animals that are never seen near the ground. Full board is included during each of these days.

INCLUDED IN YOUR TRIP:
All meals and accomodation from lunch on Day 1 to lunch on your final day. All transport from your arrival to Puerto Maldonado to your return journey to the airport (inclusive). All guided excursions described in the itinerary (including on additional days, if you wish). One night excursion on the river looking for Caiman.

EXCLUDED:
Flights to and from Puerto Maldonado, airport taxes. Canopy or tower excursions. Any drinks you may purchase from the bar. Tips, hotels, entrance to the Tambopata Reserve S/65.oo.

CLOTHING:
For walks in the forest bring, light weight, tight weave, loose fitting long pants, long sleeve shirts, a brimmed hat, hiking or tennis shoes. Rubber boots are vailable for a small rental fee but in limited sizes only. T-shirts, shorts and sandals/light socks are recommended for around the lodge. It can get cool in the early mornings, especially when on the river, a wind jacket and pullover should be brought. Rain gear:Come prepared with an appropriate rain jacket or poncho, rain can be heavy at times. Swimming suits for the streams and lakes.

PERSONAL ITEMS:
Apart from items of individual importance like books, toiletries, etc.we recommended the following as essential:Sunscreen,flaslight/batteries day pack, water bottle, personal medications, sunglasses, binoculars, pocket knife, passport, ziplock bags, energy snacks, insect repellent.

MEDICAL INFORMATION:
Note that yellow fever inoculation is required for travel to this area, tetanus, typhoid, and gamma globulin shots are recommended. Participants should consider taking precautions against Malaria.A weekly oral dose of Chloroquine, beginning two weeks before departure, with an emergency carry-along dose of Fansidar is the current recommendation, though check with your physician.

PHOTOGRAPHY:
If you are planning to bring your camera we recommended that you use film of 400 ASA or higher for the twilight worl under the canopy. Normal 100 ASA can be used when out on the river or lakes. Protect your equipment with against moisture with waterproof cases.