In the morning, we visit a clay lick for parrots and other birds like the Blue-and-yellow Macaw, and various parakeets. Afterward, we return to our lodge to enjoy tropical fruit bread and learn about medicinal and traditional plants such as coca leaves, chocolate trees, bamboo water, and achiote. We can swim in the Guadalupe River, which has clear, uncontaminated water.In the afternoon, depending on the group, we explore a fascinating canyon and caves to discover rare creatures of the dark, like bats, scorpions, and spiders. We then walk through a bamboo forest, where monkeys are often spotted, and end the day searching for caimans along streams.

We wake up early to the sound of Amazonian birds and take a walk in our garden. After breakfast, we travel to the Atalaya Port, where we board a motorboat with a safety team and navigate the Madre de Dios River. We then visit Machuhuassy Oxbow Lake, known for its beautiful wetlands and diverse birdlife, such as Hoatzins, horned screamers, hawks, herons, and monkeys. After exploring, we enjoy a traditional lunch prepared by our professional chef while floating in a wooden canoe on the Madre de Dios River.In the late afternoon, we hike through primary forest, looking for monkey families, peccaries, and giant ceibo trees. Our expert guide will explain the medicinal plants, reptiles, and mammals we encounter. We then return to our lodge by motorboat.

We visit the Parrot Clay Lick, a great activity during our jungle trip, and then prepare to visit a local wildlife rescue center. Afterward, we return to Cusco, where we can see colorful birds again and enjoy the exuberant cloud forest views one last time before crossing the streams that originate in the mountain peaks.We'll arrive in Cusco around 5:00 p.m.