This 8-day trip begins in Cusco and ends in Puerto Maldonado, offering the opportunity to explore the Manu Reserved Zone. During the trip, you will sail along the Madre de Dios River, spotting birds such as the jungle condor and aquatic species in Cocha Otorongo. In addition, you will visit Cocha Salvador and the macaw clay licks in Blanquillo.

This adventure departs from Cusco towards the Manu National Park, crossing the cloud forest and sailing along the river. You will explore local communities, hot springs and the Otorongo and Salvador Cochas, where you can see birds, mammals and reptiles, culminating in the spectacle of the macaw clay licks.

This tour departs from Cusco towards the Manu National Park, passing through Paucartambo and Acjanacu. You will sail along the Alto Madre de Dios River, spotting fauna such as the cock-of-the-rock, monkeys and giant otters in Cocha Otorongo and Cocha Salvador, and then return to Cusco.

The trip to Manu National Park begins in Cusco, passing through Paucartambo and Huancarani before descending to Acjanacu. From there, you sail for 6 to 7 hours along the Alto Madre de Dios River, spotting various species. At Cocha Otorongo, you can see caimans and capybaras, and at Cocha Salvador, giant otters and monkeys. The tour ends at Quebrada Salvadorcillo, where you can see macaw clay licks.

The trip to Manu National Park begins in Cusco, passing through Paucartambo. We sail along the Madre de Dios River to Cocha Otorongo, where we can see birds and reptiles. Then, by catamaran to Cocha Salvador, we see giant otters. In the morning, we see the macaw clay licks before returning to Cusco, concluding a biodiversity adventure.