We rise early for a journey to the Chuncho macaw clay lick, a 30-minute upriver excursion by motorised boat. This trip offers an exceptional chance to observe a variety of wildlife, including numerous bird species, reptiles, mammals, and the capybara, the world's largest rodent. With a bit of luck, we may even spot a jaguar (Panthera Onca). Upon reaching the Chuncho macaw clay lick, we'll find a perfect spot to enjoy breakfast while witnessing a spectacular natural display: a large congregation of macaws, parrots, and parakeets. With favourable weather, we'll be treated to the sight of hundreds of these magnificent birds in their vibrant activity. Following our visit, we'll return to our lodge. Later, we'll partake in an artisanal balsa rafting activity on the river. In the afternoon, we'll visit a 47-meter-high observation tower, offering panoramic views of the horizon enveloped by an endless canopy of treetops. An optional activity is available at night for those interested.

After breakfast, we embark on a 45-minute hike into the jungle to visit the mammal clay lick. Active throughout the year, this site attracts a variety of mammals such as tapirs, peccaries, deer, and howler monkeys, all drawn by the essential minerals provided by the clay, integral to their diets. While the likelihood of spotting these creatures stands at around 30%, the journey itself is rewarding. We'll return to the lodge for lunch. Our journey then takes us back to Puerto Maldonado city. Upon arrival at our office, we continue our adventure towards Sandoval Lake. We proceed to the port, where we board a motorised boat on the Madre de Dios River for approximately 30 minutes. A pleasant 3 km (2 miles) walk of about 45 minutes awaits us, during which we may encounter a diverse array of birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians. Upon reaching the shores, we will embark on a rowing canoe journey through the forest, navigating past water palm trees.

At dawn, we head to Sandoval Lake by canoe, greeted by a stunning sunrise and diverse wildlife: Hoatzin, woodpeckers, toucans, tanagers, piranhas, sardines, reptiles, monkeys, macaws, and active giant otters. Following this, we return for breakfast. Next, we explore the primary jungle, seeking giant ceibas. Afternoon brings a visit to a Brazil nut forest, demonstrating sustainable harvesting. Lunch back at the lodge. Choose your afternoon adventure.

We continue our visit, this time we venture on a suspension bridge with a height of 45 metres from where we see the impressive biodiversity of the Amazon. On our way back we visit the native family, this is located on the banks of the Madre de Dios river, where we are going to share a little of their customs, their fabrics, paintings, crafts and be able to interact with them to get to know them a little more. It is time to say goodbye, the expeditions come to an end, after lunch you will take the journey back to the city to the airport or bus station for your return trip.