We start on the morning time from 9:00 AM Many tours begin with morning until midday pickup in Puerto Maldonado, often aligned with flight arrivals. Share your arrival time when booking so pickup can be coordinated.

Yes, participants can be collected from the airport so tranfer will be waiting for your arrival 

Currently, Latam and Sky Airlines Peru 

Puerto maldonado is the gateway for the Tours into the Tambopata national Reserve 

We recommend to arrive around 9:00 AM until noon (we collect travellers from flights) /

For departing we recommend the noon or ealy afternoon flights 

Most 4-day Tambopata tours include round-trip transportation from Puerto Maldonado, professional jungle guide, 3 nights in an Amazon lodge, all meals during the tour, and guided excursions (such as jungle walks, river navigation, wildlife viewing, and night activities). Note: Confirm if entrance fees to specific reserves/attractions are included.

Common exclusions are flights/buses to Puerto Maldonado, travel insurance, tips, personal expenses, alcoholic beverages, and in some cases entrance fees (depending on the tour). Always check the “Includes/Not Includes” section of your booking.

The tour typically starts and ends in Puerto Maldonado. Pickup is usually available from the airport, bus terminal, or hotel in town (based on your operator’s policy).

Most travelers transfer by a combination of vehicle and boat along Amazon tributaries. The journey itself is part of the experience and often includes wildlife spotting during the river ride.

Many 4-day Tambopata tours include a visit to a macaw/parrot clay lick (season and weather dependent). Clay lick visits usually start very early in the morning for the best activity.

Most Tambopata tours are easy to moderate, designed for travelers with a normal level of fitness. Activities usually include boat rides and guided walks on forest trails. Heat and humidity can make walks feel more demanding than expected.

Tambopata is a year-round destination;

• Dry season (approx. May–October): more stable weather, easier trails, popular time to visit
• Rainy season (approx. November–April): greener forest, fewer crowds, more rain and muddy trails Wildlife can be seen in both seasons.

Many health authorities recommend Yellow Fever vaccination for travel in the Amazon region of Peru. Requirements can depend on your nationality and where you travel before/after Peru. Check with your doctor and official travel health guidance.

Yes—most activities are guided by a local professional guide/naturalist, often bilingual (commonly Spanish/English). If you need another language, you may have to request it in advance.

Many rainforest tours run in small groups of maximmun 10 people to improve wildlife viewing and reduce environmental impact. 

Accommodation is typically an eco-lodge in the rainforest, ranging from rustic to comfortable. Rooms are usually private or shared depending on booking type. Some lodges have mosquito nets and limited electricity hours. (Add your lodge’s exact details if available.)

Yes, its available on hours along the day and only around the lodge 

Many lodges accept children, but minimum age is 8, children should be accompanied by parents along the trip. (its arequirement for booking)

Night activities may include a night walk, caiman spotting by boat, and listening for nocturnal wildlife like frogs, insects, and owls.

Rain is normal in the rainforest. Tours usually operate in light to moderate rain, and guides adjust schedules for safety. Bring waterproof protection for yourself and electronics.

For high season (especially June–September) and for small-group or specific lodge options, booking weeks in advance is recommended. Last-minute options may still be possible depending on availability.

Cancellation policies vary by operator and season. Include a clear policy in your FAQ (e.g., deadlines for refunds, rescheduling terms, and no-show rules).