Arrive in Puerto Maldonado and join the scheduled transfer by vehicle and boat to your lodge. You'll enjoy your first taste of Amazon cuisine while cruising along the river, leaving the city behind, and entering the lush jungle landscapes. Upon arriving at the riverbank, you will climb a staircase whose length varies with the season, followed by a short walk through the vibrant Amazon rainforest. This journey marks the beginning of your stay, surrounding you with the majesty of the Amazon.

In the afternoon, join your group for a hike to the 40-meter Canopy Tower. A safe staircase runs through the centre, leading you to platforms above the treetops, offering spectacular views of the vast forest and the Tambopata River below. Look out for toucans, parrots, and mixed-species canopy flocks.

Before dinner, enjoy a lecture to learn more about the incredible biodiversity and conservation efforts in the Amazon.

Start early to take advantage of the cooler morning hours, when Amazon wildlife is most active. Although you're on vacation, the early start is highly recommended for a truly rewarding experience.

Take a 30-minute boat ride followed by a 45-minute hike to Tres Chimbadas Oxbow Lake. Paddle around the lake on a catamaran, looking for the resident family of nine giant river otters (seen by 60% of visitors) and other lakeside wildlife such as caimans, hoatzins, and horned screamers.

Visit the Centro Ñape, a communal organization that produces medicines from forest plants. Walk along a trail that explains the medicinal and other uses of various selected plants.

Before dinner, attend another lecture focusing on different aspects of Amazon's unique ecosystem.

After dinner, enjoy a night walk. While nocturnal mammals are often active but rarely seen, frogs with unique shapes and sounds are easier to find, revealing their fascinating natural histories.

In the morning, visit the Parrot Clay Lick. From a blind just 20 metres away, watch as dozens of parrots and parakeets descend to ingest the clay from the riverbank, creating a spectacular display of colour and activity.

Embark on a two-hour hike from Posada Amazonas, culminating in the shadow of a majestic giant Ceiba tree. Learn about the natural history of the rainforest and its principal species.

Visit a local farm in the community of Infierno, where the owner cultivates a wide variety of Amazonian crops. Discover how almost every plant and tree serves a unique purpose, reflecting the rich agricultural traditions of the region.

After dinner, participate in the Discovering New Species activity. Learn about ongoing research projects aimed at identifying and cataloging new species in the rainforest, and understand the importance of this work for global biodiversity.

As your Amazon adventure comes to an end, it's time to say goodbye. We return to the Madre de Dios River and head towards Puerto Maldonado and from there on to the airport.

Your visit makes a direct contribution to the Native Community of Infierno's efforts to protect the Tambopata rainforest.