Puerto Maldonado 4-Day Jungle Tour

This tour is usually operated in small groups of about 8 travelers, with a maximum of 10 people per guide to ensure a more personalized experience. Please note that during high season the group size may increase slightly.

Pick-up times depend on the arrival of your flight. Please provide your flight schedule in the notes section of the booking form so that your guide can meet you at the airport.

We recommend booking a flight that arrives before 9:00 AM so you can board the first boat at 9:30 AM. If your flight arrives later, you can take the second boat departure at 1:30 PM.

During the Puerto Maldonado 4-Day Jungle Tour, you’ll stay in a rustic lodge built with local wood on the banks of the Madre de Dios River. The lodge offers basic but comfortable rooms protected with mosquito nets, plus the charm of traditional Amazonian architecture designed by local craftsmen from Palmareal. It is an authentic and cozy space that allows you to fully experience the jungle.

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The lodge consists of 18 buildings with a total of 30 rooms, 15 of them bungalow-style cabins. Facilities include a lobby/bar, dining room, kitchen, swimming pool, a terrace with hammocks, and an outdoor smoking area. All rooms are rustic, mosquito-net protected, and integrated into the natural surroundings.

The lodge has 30 rooms: double, matrimonial, triple, and family. Fifteen of them are bungalows with private terraces. All rooms include a private bathroom with showers supplied by purified and chlorinated water from the Madre de Dios River. Electricity is provided by generator for 4 hours a day (5:00 PM – 9:00 PM).

Yes, private rooms are included for bookings of 2 or more travelers. Solo travelers will be assigned a shared double or triple room with same-gender guests. If you would like a private room as a solo traveler, this can be requested for a supplement equivalent to two travelers, subject to availability.

No. The lodge does not provide hot water. Showers use water from the Madre de Dios River, which is chlorinated and purified to ensure safety. The rustic design of the lodge is focused on providing an authentic Amazon experience.

The lodge has a fully encapsulated generator that runs for about 4 hours per day (5:00 PM – 9:00 PM). We recommend using this time to charge your electronic devices.

After that, the lodge is lit by kerosene lamps, creating a warm and unique atmosphere in the jungle. For your convenience, bring a flashlight.

You will have access to your mobile phone network from the lodge, depending on your carrier. The lodge does not have Wi-Fi or public telephones. Take this time to disconnect and enjoy the jungle.

The tour includes full board (3 meals per day) served in the dining room. When there are more than 15 guests, meals are served buffet-style; for smaller groups, meals are plated. The menu combines regional Amazonian dishes, Peruvian favorites, and international cuisine, including salads, main courses, and desserts. Water, coffee, tea, and soft drinks are included. Additional drinks can be purchased at the bar.

Yes. The lodge can adapt meals for vegetarians, allergies, or special diets. Please let us know in advance so supplies can be arranged before your arrival.

Yes. Drinking water is available in containers in the dining room, where you can refill your bottle at any time to take with you on excursions.

Individual bottles of mineral water, sodas, and alcoholic drinks are available at the bar for an additional charge and are not included in the tour price.

No. After your airport pick-up, you will stop at our Puerto Maldonado office. Any luggage you don’t need for your jungle stay can be safely stored there, making your boat transfer to the lodge easier.

Yes. You may bring to the lodge only 1 piece up to 10 kg per traveler and a light daypack. The rest can be left at the Puerto Maldonado office before departure. If needed, a duffel bag will be provided to carry the essentials.