Manu National Park tours 7 Days

Manu National Park Tours 7 Days

If a real exotic and tropical scenery features prominently in your Manu National Park tours 7 days. So Manu, Peru’s most famous national park, is the solution. Manu National Park & Biosphere Reserve, with almost a million hectares, is the country’s second-biggest protected area and one of the largest in South America. It’s also one of the greatest spots in South America to witness a wide range of tropical animals.

Manu National Park tours

Manu was designated a Biosphere Reserve by Unesco in 1977 and a World Natural Heritage Site by Unesco in 1987. One of the reasons the park has been so effective in maintaining such a wide tract of virgin rainforest and its animals is that it is distant and inaccessible to humans, and hence has not been exploited by rubber tappers, loggers, oil corporations, or hunters.

Manu is about as near to pristine rainforest as you’re going to get anyplace. Its environments are quite diverse, including the Andes mountains, cloud forests, and lowland tropical rainforests. A hectare (2 1/2 acres) of forest in Manu may include ten times the number of tree species found in a hectare of temperate forest in Europe or North America, and Manu has the most bird, animal, and plant variety of any park on the globe.

The reserve is one of the best in the world for birding (better than the rest of Costa Rica); additional fauna includes enormous river otters, cocks-of-the-rock, and maybe 15,000 animal species, as well as local Amerindian cultures that have remained undisturbed by modern civilization. The lower Manu River, the Rio Alto Madre de Dios, and a variety of lovely oxbow lakes are also part of the protected zone. More than 1,000 bird species — almost a fifth of all birds known in South America and 10% of all species worldwide — and more than 200 animal species have been documented. At least 13 endangered animal species, including black caimans, huge river otters, and ocelots, may also be found in the park. Botanists believe that Manu contains more plant species than any other protected area on the planet. Manu Zone Reserved 7 days

Tour to Manu National Park 7 days

There are several Amazon Jungle itinerary alternatives, each of which is unique. In order to focus on the most abundant animal areas, we travel far upstream to the confluence of two major tributaries, the Madre de Dios and the Manu, which form the headwaters of the world’s greatest water artery. We visit the Manu National Park, which contains the most pristine area of the Amazon region, on foot and by boat in search of plentiful and diverse species. You won’t find a more distant jungle adventure like this; it’ll be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

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Manu National Park Reserve Zone 7 Days tour.

• Discover the best and most abundant of Manu National Park of the Reserve zone with a professional tour Guide.
• Manu Biosphere Reserve is home to more than 800 species of birds, countless species of plants. It is a protected area with lots of flora and fauna. In 1987, UNESCO declared the Manu Madre de Dios Peru National Park a World Heritage Site.
• Manu Madre de Dios Peru National Park is largely flat. It occupies 1,532,806 hectares. The lower forest rose from 150 meters above sea level to 4200 meters.
• There are still many areas to explore in the rainforest. In fact, far in the rainforest, there are indigenous communities living in voluntary solitude.
• The cultural zone is home to more than 32 indigenous communities. They adhere to their true traditions and values. In fact, most still speak Quechua.
• In this seven-day tour of the cloud forest and lowland rainforest with our local English-language science guide, you will gain a deeper understanding of the region’s flora and fauna. You will also meet here and learn more about the life of indigenous communities

Day 01: Cusco – Cloud Forest – Erika Lodge

To begin one  of the best Manu National Park tours 7 days

We leave Cusco early in the morning aboard one of our cars. We walk through interesting valleys and beautiful villages, through a cloudy forest, an area full of endemic species such as the Spectacled Bear, Cock of The Rock, various orchids, bromeliads and ferns and more. Continuing to the town of Pilcopata * and further to the port of Atalaya located on the banks of the Madre de Dios at an altitude of 700 m.s.n.m. From Atalaya we will continue our boat trip to our private lodge “Erika”.

Along the way you will see a large number of different species of birds, such as herons, vultures and cormorants and more. You will walk along interesting trails that are in the transition zone between high and low forest, and your guide will alert you to the interesting diversity of wildlife and explain that you are walking around. there be an opportunity to walk at night to see insects and amphibians. We will spend the night in our Erika Lodge.

DAY 2 – Erika Lodge – Aguas Calientes – Boca Manu

We board our boat early in the morning and make our way to Collpa, a clay wall beside the river where a variety of parrots, including the blue-headed parrot, the White-eyed parakeet, and even the Maracana Macaw, come every morning to supplement their diet with minerals and salts. After this adventure, we return to Erika for breakfast, gather our belongings, and board our boat once more. We’ll go down the Alto Madre de Dios River to the hot springs of Aguas Calientes, which are surrounded by lush jungle. We’ll proceed to Boca Manu after soaking in the sea and eating a chilly lunch. We will encounter skimmers, herons, many types of kingfishers, swallows, and flycatchers throughout this leg of our tour.

DAY 3 – Boca Manu – Reserved zone /Lake Salvador

We will stop briefly at the Limonal Ranger Station before daybreak to register in the Visitor’s Book, which restricts admission into the reserve. We proceed downstream on the Manu River for almost 4 hours to Lake Salvador, leaving all vestiges of civilisation behind. We’ll be staying at our safari camp for the next two nights. During this tour, you may witness a variety of bird species such as macaws, herons, pink rosettes, and, with luck, capybaras, caimans, river turtles, monkeys, and perhaps some felines lounging on the beaches or grazing in the nearby trees. In the afternoon, we spend our time trekking around this gorgeous forest in search of animals.

DAY 4. Reserved zone / Lake Salvador

The howler monkey will most likely wake us up early to declare his territory. We will discuss a morning stroll before breakfast since the temperature is more comfortable at this time of day and it makes it simpler to spot animals in quest of food. We will explore Lake Salvador via catamarán in the hopes of seeing the endangered gigantic otter. They are frequently observed fishing, playing, or swimming. We’ll be looking for the Black Cayman, Hoatzin, and other intriguing plants. We will visit Lake Otorongo and the observation tower, which is 15 meters high and allows us to completely enjoy the panorama of the surrounding primary forest, as well as the family of otters who live there. A brief night walk to search for American bullfrogs, horned frogs, tree frogs, and a variety of colorful insects may be possible.

DAY 5. – Reserved zone / Lake Salvador – Boca Manu

We’ll get up early again to wander around our campground and Lake Salvador. The enormous Ceibas, vivid butterflies, and curious squirrel, capuchin, and wooly monkeys will astound you. After breakfast, we’ll pack our belongings, board our boat, and cruise down the Manu River. We’ll be on the lookout for peccaries (hogs), caymans, turtles, and birds. To dark, we arrive at BOca Manu. Stay the night at the lodge.

DAY 6 -Boca Manu – Erika Lodge

Today we cross the Alto Madre de Dios River against the current, admiring the Amazon jungle’s beauty and the vast diversity of bird species. We will arrive to Erika Private Reserve late in the afternoon, where you may relax comfortably and spend your final night surrounded by the wonder of the forest.

DAY 7. -Erika Lodge – Cusco

We get up early and go up the river to Atalaya Port, where our bus awaits to take us back to Cusco, arriving late in the afternoon.

END OF OUR SERVICES. IMPORTANT:

To complete your guide, the rest of your group will receive last minute breifing and ask any questions you may have; one day before in our office.

Included

• Land transportation,
• River transportation,
• Equipment for rafting,
• 02 nights in Erika Lodge,
•  02 nights in Boca Manu lodge,
• 02 nights in Safari campsite,
•  All meals (vegetarian option avail) bilingual specialized guide, paperwork to obtain permission to enter the Manu National Park,
• First aid kit, luggage storage, safty deposite box for valuables

Not Included

• First breakfast,
• water for the first day,
•  soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, souvenirs, tips and the last dinner
• Entrance ticket to the reserve Zone $60.00

WHAT YOU MUST TAKE:

• Light clothing, cotton long-sleeved shirts, long pants, a pair of mountain shoes, a pair of sandals, a towel, a bathing suit, personal medicines, and a waterproof jacket.
• Small daily backpack and one for the team.
• Binocular and camera.
• Insect repellent at least 20% DEET, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a cap or hat.
• Flashlight or lamp with battery.

How Much is the cost for this tour?

Before booking please check availability

Prices in group service

$1200.00

For private service

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