Manu National Park Tour + Fishing 4 Days / 3 Nights

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Manu National Park Tour + Fishing 4 Days / 3 Nights

Name: Manu National Park Tour + Fishing 4 Days / 3 Nights
Brand: Peru Jungle Trips
Price: 560 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (140 reviews)

Tour Type

Private

Group Size

2 a 6 personas

Duration

4 Days

Experience in the Manu Cultural Zone and recreational fishing

The Manu National Park Tour 4 Days / 3 Nights invites you to discover one of the most biodiverse natural destinations in Peru and the world, located between the regions of Cusco and Madre de Dios. Throughout the journey, you will depart from Cusco toward the cloud forest and the Amazon rainforest of Manu National Park, visiting incredible places such as the Chullpas of Ninamarca, ancient pre-Inca funerary towers located in the colonial town of Paucartambo, the Acjanaco viewpoint or known as the Three Crosses viewpoint, and the rivers and lagoons that make up this natural sanctuary of Manu. This territory is home to one of the largest concentrations of wildlife on the planet, serving as a refuge for countless species of birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians that make Manu a true paradise for wildlife and nature lovers.

During the tour, you will enjoy a complete adventure and exploration experience, combining guided walks through the rainforest and cloud forest, navigation along Amazonian rivers, birdwatching such as the Andean cock-of-the-rock and wildlife observation, visits to the macaw clay licks, canoe rides and artisanal fishing activities, as well as nighttime excursions to discover the nocturnal fauna of Manu. The entire journey is organized and accompanied by specialized guides, allowing you to enjoy the extraordinary natural, cultural, and scenic richness of Manu in an authentic and memorable experience.

Summary of the Manu Tour Itinerary

Day 1 – Cusco | Ninamarca – Paucartambo – Manu National Park

Your Manu adventure begins early with pick-up from your hotel in Cusco at 5:30 a. m. heading to the Chullpas of Ninamarca for a guided visit to the pre-Inca funerary complex, then breakfast and a walk through the colonial town of Paucartambo; we continue to the Acjanaco Pass, entrance to Manu National Park, with panoramic views of the cloud forest, birdwatching and wildlife observation during the descent into the jungle, visit to the Andean Cock-of-the-Rock viewpoint, lunch along the route and arrival at Bamboo Lodge in Pilcopata for dinner and overnight stay in the heart of the Amazon.

Day 2 – Manu National Park | Amazon Rainforest – Cocha Machuwasi

The day begins with breakfast, then you will be transferred to the Pico de Oz birdwatching viewpoint to observe hummingbirds, toucans, and monkeys; afterward, you will travel to the Atalaya port to begin navigation along the Alto Madre de Dios River to the jungle lodge, rest time and an excursion to Cocha Machuwasi, where a walk and canoe ride are carried out to observe hoatzins, aquatic birds, caimans, and capybaras; at dusk, a nighttime walk through the jungle to discover nocturnal fauna, return to the lodge, dinner, and rest.

Day 3 – Manu National Park | Macaw Clay Lick – Amazon Fishing

Very early, you will navigate upriver along the Madre de Dios to the parrot and macaw clay lick to observe flocks feeding on clay while enjoying breakfast; then you will walk through primary rainforest in search of wildlife and giant trees, return to the lodge for lunch, free time and an activity of artisanal river fishing (paco, witas, and catfish); at night, a nighttime walk to observe nocturnal monkeys, frogs, birds, insects, and reptiles, dinner, and overnight stay.

Day 4 – Manu National Park | Atalaya – Cusco

The day begins with a short morning walk around the lodge for bird and monkey observation, breakfast at the Lodge and departure by boat to the Atalaya port; from there, return by tourist transport to Cusco with a stop for lunch in Acjanaco, once again crossing the cloud forest and the Andes, approximate arrival in Cusco at 6:00 p. m. and final transfer to your hotel.

Highlights of the Manu National Park Tour 4 Days / 3 Nights

Explore Manu National Park, one of the most biodiverse areas on the planet.
Visit the Chullpas of Ninamarca, mysterious pre-Inca funerary towers located between the Andes and the Amazon.
Discover the colonial charm and living traditions of the town of Paucartambo, gateway to the Manu cultural zone.
Access Manu National Park through the Acjanaco Pass and enjoy panoramic views of the cloud forest from its viewpoint.
Enjoy guided walks in the cloud forest to observe emblematic birds such as quetzals, trogons, and toucans.
Observe the Andean Cock-of-the-Rock, national bird of Peru, in its natural habitat from a specialized viewpoint.
Navigate the Alto Madre de Dios and Madre de Dios Rivers, venturing into the Amazon rainforest.
Explore Cocha Machuwasi in a traditional canoe and observe hoatzins, aquatic birds, and riverside fauna.
Experience a night excursion in the jungle to discover nocturnal animals.
Visit a macaw clay lick and witness the spectacular gathering of macaws, parrots, and parakeets.
Take exploration walks in primary rainforest accompanied by an expert guide in Amazonian wildlife.
Participate in artisanal fishing in the Madre de Dios River.
Observe monkeys, caimans, capybaras, and a wide variety of tropical birds in their natural environment.
Observe the wildlife of Manu from a different perspective with river navigation and walking tours.

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Itinerary

Day 01: Cusco – Ninamarca – Manu National Park

Excursion to pre-Inca funerary towers and observation of Manu’s biodiversity

The Manu National Park Tour 4 Days / 3 Nights begins very early, around 5:30 a. m., with pick-up from your hotel in Cusco. From there, your fascinating exploration journey to Manu begins, crossing landscapes that gradually change from the Andes to the lush tropical rainforest of Manu National Park.

After approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes of travel, we arrive at the Chullpas of Ninamarca, an important archaeological complex located in the transition zone between the highlands and the Peruvian Amazon. Here, the guide will provide a clear explanation of the history, function, and Andean worldview associated with these ancient funerary towers, adding valuable cultural context to the beginning of the journey.

You will continue for about 20 minutes to the picturesque colonial town of Paucartambo, considered the gateway to the Manu Cultural Zone. In this charming place, known for its colonial architecture, traditions, and folklore, you will enjoy breakfast in a local home and then take a guided walk of approximately 30 minutes, perfect for learning about its history and lifestyle.

From Paucartambo, the route continues for 40 minutes until reaching Acjanaco, the highest point of the route and the main access to Manu National Park, recognized as the Manu Biosphere Reserve Peru. Here you will complete the official registration at the control post and take a short walk of about 7 minutes to the Manu viewpoint. From this privileged location, impressive views of the cloud forest and the mountains that protect one of the areas with the highest biodiversity on the planet can be appreciated.

From this point, we will begin the descent toward the Manu rainforest, making strategic stops and short walks for birdwatching in Manu and observation of other wild animals. During this excursion, you will have the opportunity to spot quetzals, trogons, toucans, and a wide variety of species native to the wildlife of Manu National Park. With some luck, you may also observe the spectacled bear, an emblematic endangered species.

Upon arriving in San Pedro, our cook will be waiting for you with a delicious lunch. Then you will continue for another 10 minutes to the Andean Cock-of-the-Rock Viewpoint, where you will have the opportunity to observe and photograph Peru’s national bird in its natural habitat. In this area, it is also possible to see monkeys among the vegetation.

Finally, we will continue toward Pilcopata until reaching the Bamboo Lodge. Upon arrival, we will escort you to your private room, equipped with a bathroom, shower, and beds with mosquito nets. In the evening, you will enjoy dinner and a brief talk about the activities planned for the next day. Rest surrounded by the sounds of the jungle.

This first day combines history, culture, and Manu wildlife, marking the perfect beginning of an authentic expedition to the Peruvian Amazon.

Day difficulty level: Moderate
Minimum altitude: 550 m a.s.l. (Pilcopata – Bamboo Lodge)
Maximum altitude: 3,600 m a.s.l. (Acjanaco Pass – entrance to Manu National Park)
Approximate distance traveled: 300 km approx. (overland route Cusco – Manu, short walks, and observation stops)
Predominant climate: Temperate-cold in the Andes and warm-humid in the jungle (10 °C to 30 °C)
Main activity: wildlife observation in the cloud forest such as the Andean cock-of-the-rock
Highlighted fauna of the day: Andean cock-of-the-rock, quetzals, trogons, toucans, monkeys, cloud forest birds, and possible sighting of the spectacled bear
Highlight of the day: Acjanaco Viewpoint (Manu Biosphere Reserve), Chullpas of Ninamarca, and observation of the Andean cock-of-the-rock in its natural habitat

Day 2: Excursion to the Manu National Park Rainforest

Amazon exploration among rivers, lagoons, and Manu’s nocturnal wildlife

The second day begins early, waking up to the natural sounds of the Peruvian Amazon rainforest, an authentic experience that will immediately connect you with nature. After breakfast, we will depart by vehicle for approximately 40 minutes to the Pico de Oz Birdwatching Viewpoint, a strategic spot for birdwatching in Manu.

At this privileged location, it is possible to observe hummingbirds, toucans, and various species of monkeys moving freely among the trees. Additionally, you will have the option to take a brief canoe ride, ideal for photographing Manu’s nature.

We then continue the journey to the Port of Atalaya, where rubber boots will be provided before beginning navigation. Here begins one of the most exciting stages of the trip: you will board the boat to travel along the Alto Madre de Dios River for about 40 minutes, gradually entering the tropical rainforest.

Upon arriving at the second lodge, you will settle into your room and enjoy a short rest. Afterwards, we cross the river to head toward Cocha Machuwasi. You will take a walk of approximately 30 minutes until reaching the lake, where you will board a traditional wooden canoe.

During the tour of the lagoon and from the observation tower, you will have the opportunity to contemplate the great diversity of wildlife of Manu National Park, such as shanshos (hoatzins), aquatic birds, peccaries, and with some luck, caimans and capybaras in their natural habitat.

As night falls, we return to the lodge on a night excursion in Manu, one of the most impressive activities of the day. This walk will allow you to discover another side of the rainforest, where it is possible to spot caimans, nocturnal birds, monkeys, insects, amphibians, and reptiles that only emerge after sunset.

Back at the lodge, you will enjoy a comforting dinner and a well-deserved rest, closing an intense day of adventure in Manu National Park and direct contact with Amazonian nature.

Day difficulty level: Moderate
Minimum altitude: 400 m a.s.l. (Cocha Machuwasi and banks of the Alto Madre de Dios River)
Maximum altitude: 650 m a.s.l. (Pico de Oz Birdwatching Viewpoint)
Approximate distance traveled: River navigation of approx. 40 km + walks of 3 to 5 km
Predominant climate: Warm-humid Amazonian (22 °C to 32 °C)
Main activity: Navigation along the Alto Madre de Dios River, visit to Cocha Machuwasi, and night walk in the rainforest
Highlighted fauna of the day: Hummingbirds, toucans, monkeys, shanshos (hoatzins), aquatic birds, caimans, capybaras, insects, amphibians, and nocturnal reptiles
Highlight of the day: Canoe ride on Cocha Machuwasi and night excursion for wildlife observation

Day 3: Manu National Park – Parrot Clay Lick and Amazon Adventure

Observation of parrots and parakeets, primary rainforest hike, artisanal fishing, and nocturnal exploration in Manu

On the third day, you will start very early by boarding our boat to navigate upstream along the impressive Madre de Dios River. During approximately 1 hour of navigation, we will venture deeper into the Amazon until reaching the parrot clay lick, one of the most spectacular natural settings in Manu National Park.

We will position ourselves strategically about 80 meters in front of the clay lick, from where you will have the opportunity to witness flocks of parrots, as well as parakeets and other birds that gather to feed on the mineral-rich clay. On occasion, it is also possible to observe eagles and other birds of prey flying over the area. While you enjoy this unique spectacle of Manu’s wildlife, we will have breakfast surrounded by the natural sounds of the rainforest.

Afterwards, we will begin an exploration hike of approximately 3 hours through the tropical forest. Accompanied by our expert guide, you will search for wildlife, exotic birds, and learn about the impressive giant trees that give life to this unique ecosystem.

Around 2:00 p.m., we will return to the lodge to enjoy a delicious lunch. In the afternoon, you will have free time to rest. We will also have time for fishing catfish, paco, witas, and sardines in the Madre de Dios River for a couple of hours.

As night falls, at approximately 6:00 p.m., you will begin a night walk in the rainforest, one of the most exciting experiences. During this activity, we will discover the most mysterious side of the Amazon, with the possibility of observing nocturnal monkeys, birds, spiders, owls, frogs, and snakes—species that only emerge after dark.

Finally, we return to the lodge to enjoy dinner and a well-deserved rest, closing an intense day of adventure in Manu National Park, nature, and direct contact with one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet.

Day difficulty level: Moderate
Minimum altitude: 350 m a.s.l. (Banks of the Madre de Dios River)
Maximum altitude: 450 m a.s.l. (Tropical forest of Manu National Park)
Approximate distance traveled: River navigation of 1 to 2 hours + hikes of 6 to 8 km
Predominant climate: Warm-humid Amazonian (23 °C to 33 °C)
Main activity: Visit to the parrot clay lick, exploration hike in primary rainforest, artisanal fishing, and night walk
Highlighted fauna of the day: Parrots, parakeets, eagles, monkeys, tropical birds, Amazonian fish (paco, witas, catfish), owls, frogs, snakes, and spiders
Highlight of the day: Parrot observation at the clay lick along the Madre de Dios River and night walk in the Amazon rainforest

Day 4: Manu National Park – Return to Cusco

Amazon rainforest walk and farewell to Manu’s biodiversity

We will wake up to the natural sounds of the jungle, a unique experience to begin the final day of this great adventure.

We will take a short walk around the surroundings, always attentive to the observation of birds and monkeys in their natural habitat. Afterwards, we will enjoy our last breakfast at the lodge.

Later, you will prepare for the return, and we will board the boat heading to the port of Atalaya, where the private transportation will be waiting for us. From there, we will begin the return journey by bus, with a stop in Ajanaco, where you will enjoy lunch.

Finally, we will say goodbye to the Manu jungle and continue the journey to the city of Cusco, arriving at approximately 6:00 p.m., at which time we will comfortably drop you off at your hotel.

Day difficulty level: Easy
Minimum altitude: 400 m a.s.l. (Lodge – Alto Madre de Dios River)
Maximum altitude: 3,600 m a.s.l. (Abra Acjanaco)
Approximate distance traveled: River navigation of 40 minutes + overland journey Atalaya – Cusco (approx. 300 km)
Predominant climate: Warm-humid in the jungle and cool-temperate in the Andes (10 °C to 30 °C)
Main activity: River navigation and overland return to Cusco
Highlighted fauna of the day: Amazonian birds, monkeys, and cloud forest wildlife

Included

What Is Included in the Manu National Park Tour 4 Days / 3 Nights

This tour to the Cultural Zone of Manu has been carefully designed so you can enjoy a complete experience in the Peruvian Amazon, combining nature, adventure, wildlife observation, and artisanal fishing, without worrying about logistics. These are the services included in the program:

Pre-tour informational briefing: One day before the start of the trip, you will have an informational meeting (briefing) with your guide, where you will receive all the itinerary details, recommendations, safety measures, and have the opportunity to resolve any questions before departing to Manu.
Pick-up from your hotel in Cusco: Very early in the morning, we will pick you up directly from your hotel in Cusco. The transfer is fully organized so you can begin the journey comfortably and safely toward Manu National Park.
Private transportation throughout the entire route: The tour includes private land transportation throughout the Cusco – Manu – Cusco route, allowing strategic stops for wildlife observation, photography, and rest, according to the itinerary.
Private guide throughout the entire trip: You will have a professional guide specialized in Manu National Park. He will accompany you during every activity, providing detailed information about flora, fauna, local culture, and Amazonian ecosystems.
Cook throughout the entire tour: A cook will be in charge of preparing all meals during the expedition, using fresh and local ingredients, ensuring adequate and balanced nutrition during your stay in the jungle.
Entrance fees to Manu tourist attractions: All entrance tickets to the attractions mentioned in the itinerary are included, such as the Chullpas of Ninamarca, viewpoints, parrot clay licks, Amazonian lagoons, and exploration areas within Manu National Park.
Boat navigation on the Madre de Dios River: The route includes river navigation on the Alto Madre de Dios River and the Madre de Dios River.
Boat driver and crew: During river navigation, you will have experienced boat drivers and crew members, knowledgeable about the river and Amazon safety regulations.
Full meals during the tour: All meals are served during the tour according to the established itinerary. The package includes:
- 3 breakfasts
- 4 lunches
- 3 dinners
Rubber boots: For your comfort and safety during walks and excursions in wet areas, rubber boots are included throughout the route.
Artisanal fishing equipment: The tour includes a fishing rod for the fishing activity on the Madre de Dios River, where you can try to catch species such as paco, witas, catfish, and other species.
3 nights of accommodation in an Amazon lodge: You will enjoy accommodation in lodges strategically located within the Manu rainforest. The rooms feature beds, private or shared bathrooms depending on the lodge, showers, and mosquito nets for a comfortable rest in the heart of the Amazon.

Not Included

What Is Not Included in the Manu National Park Tour 4 Days / 3 Nights

Although the tour covers most of the services necessary for a complete experience in Manu, there are some aspects that are not included and that you should consider:

Additional beverages; Extra drinks such as soft drinks, sodas, beers, or other alcoholic beverages are not included. These can be purchased optionally during the tour.
Binoculars: The tour does not include personal binoculars. However, we offer professional 8×42 binoculars for rent at our offices for an approximate daily rate of USD 4, ideal for birdwatching and wildlife observation in Manu National Park.
Personal expenses and extras: Souvenirs, additional snacks, personal purchases, or any expense not mentioned in the itinerary are not included in the tour price.
Travel insurance: The tour does not include medical insurance or travel insurance. It is recommended to have insurance that covers medical emergencies, accidents, and cancellations.
Tips: Tips are not included. They are optional and left to the traveler’s discretion as recognition for the service received.

Packing List

Essential Packing List for the Manu National Park Tour 4 Days / 3 Nights

Prepare yourself for an experience in the Peruvian Amazon where you will travel through the Andes, cloud forest, and tropical rainforest. The climate is warm and humid, with occasional rain and abundant insects, so it is important to bring only the essentials, comfortable and functional.

Documents and money

Original ID or Passport: Mandatory for entry into Manu National Park.
Cash (Peruvian soles): For drinks, snacks, souvenirs, and tips (there are no ATMs along the route).

Backpack and protection

Small backpack or daypack (20–30L): What you need to carry during daily walks and excursions.
Plastic bags or dry bag: To protect clothes, camera, and documents from rain and humidity.
Rain jacket or poncho: Rain is frequent in the Peruvian Amazon.

Appropriate clothing for the jungle

Long-sleeved cotton shirts (green or neutral colors): Protect against sun and mosquitoes.
Long cotton pants or quick-dry pants: Essential for jungle walks.
Lightweight and breathable clothing: For the warm and humid climate.
Sweater or light jacket: Only for the first and last day in the Andes and cloud forest.
Swimsuit: For river activities or free time at the lodge.
Underwear and enough changes of clothes: Consider the humidity of the area.

Footwear

Comfortable walking shoes or light trekking shoes: Preferably with good grip and suitable to get wet.
Sandals or lightweight footwear: Ideal for resting at the lodge or after hikes.
Long cotton socks: Recommended to protect against insects; worn tucked into pants.

Sun and insect protection

Mosquito repellent (minimum DEET 35): Very important throughout the Manu area.
High SPF sunscreen (SPF 50+): The Amazon sun is intense.
Hat or cap: Protection against sun and rain.

Hygiene and health items

Personal toiletries: Soap, toothbrush and toothpaste, small quick-dry towel.
Personal medications: Include medicine for allergies, headaches, or stomach discomfort.
Hand sanitizer and wet wipes: Useful during excursions.

Useful equipment during the tour

Flashlight or headlamp with extra batteries (essential for night walks).
Camera or cellphone with charger or power bank.
Binoculars: Highly recommended for birdwatching and wildlife observation (optional; also available for rent).

Final recommendations

Bring lightweight clothing in neutral colors; avoid very bright colors.
Pack only what is necessary; the tour includes accommodation, meals, transportation, rubber boots, and fishing equipment.
The weather can change quickly: be prepared for heat, humidity, and rain in the jungle, and moderate cold in the Andes.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Manu National Park Tour 4 Days / 3 Nights

If you are planning your adventure to the cultural zone of Manu from Cusco, it is normal to have questions before booking. In this section, we answer the most common questions about the cultural tour to Manu, so you can enjoy this experience in the Peruvian Amazon with complete confidence and without setbacks.

1. Where exactly is Manu National Park located and from which city does the tour start?

Manu National Park is located between the regions of Cusco and Madre de Dios, in southeastern Peru. This tour starts and ends in the city of Cusco, from where travelers journey by road to Paucartambo, the Abra Acjanaco, and then into the Amazon rainforest of Manu.

2. What is the maximum and minimum altitude reached during the Manu National Park Tour 4 Days / 3 Nights?

During the tour, several ecological levels are crossed:

Maximum altitude: 3,600 m a.s.l. at Abra Acjanaco (Cusco), the entrance point to Manu National Park.
Minimum altitude: Approximately 350 – 400 m a.s.l. in the Amazon rainforest of the Madre de Dios River, in the Madre de Dios region.

3. Is it necessary to acclimatize in Cusco before taking the tour to Manu?

Yes, it is recommended to spend at least 1 or 2 days in Cusco (3,399 m a.s.l.) before starting the tour. This helps with better adaptation to altitude, especially since the first day crosses Abra Acjanaco, the highest point of the route.

4. What is the best season to take the Manu National Park Tour from Cusco?

The best time to visit Manu National Park is during the dry season, between April and October, when there is less rainfall and better conditions for hiking and wildlife observation. The rainy season (November to March) offers greener landscapes and greater animal activity, but with frequent rain.

5. Does this tour enter the Cultural Zone or the Reserved Zone of Manu?

This program visits the Cultural Zone of Manu National Park, mainly located between Cusco and Madre de Dios. It does not enter the Reserved Zone, which requires special permits and more travel days.

6. What type of fishing is done during the tour and where does it take place?

Fishing is artisanal and recreational, and it takes place in the Madre de Dios River, within the Amazon rainforest of Manu. Local species such as paco, witas, and catfish can be caught, always respecting conservation regulations.

7. Do I need previous experience to participate in Amazonian fishing in Manu?

No, no prior experience is required. The guide and tour staff explain the basic use of the fishing rod and accompany the activity, which is simple and designed as a cultural and recreational experience.

8. What type of accommodation is used during the tour in Manu National Park?

Accommodation is provided in Amazon lodges located in Pilcopata and in the jungle of the Madre de Dios River, with rooms equipped with beds, mosquito nets, showers, and private or shared bathrooms depending on the lodge, offering comfort in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon.

9. What wildlife is most commonly observed during the tour to Manu?

In Manu National Park it is possible to observe macaws, parrots, toucans, cock-of-the-rock, monkeys, capybaras, caimans, shanshos (hoatzins), and a wide variety of tropical birds. Observation depends on natural factors, but Manu is one of the most biodiverse places in the world.

10. Is the tour to Manu suitable for children or elderly people?

The tour is of a moderate level, ideal for travelers with basic physical condition. It is suitable for young people and adults, but it is recommended to evaluate the health condition of young children or elderly adults, as it includes jungle walks, river navigation, and altitude changes.

11. What climate will I experience during the Manu National Park Tour 4 Days / 3 Nights?

The climate varies by area:

Cusco and Abra Acjanaco: Mild to cold (10 °C to 18 °C).
Cloud forest: Cool and humid.
Amazon rainforest of Manu (Madre de Dios): Warm and humid, between 22 °C and 33 °C, with occasional rain throughout the year.

12. Is it safe to take the Manu National Park Tour from Cusco?

Yes, the tour is safe and well organized, always accompanied by professional local guides, private transportation, experienced drivers, and safety protocols. In addition, it follows the regulations established by the National Service of Protected Natural Areas of Peru (SERNANP).

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Much of our enjoyment of the challenge was thanks to our guide, Dario. He not only accompanied us throughout the trek but also brought us closer to the culture and history of the Inca Trail in a way that made each stage much more meaningful.

We also want to give special thanks to Fredy, our second guide, who was always attentive and, along with Dario, ensured our safety and comfort at all times.

But above all, we want to say a few words to the 13 porters who made our expedition possible. Their effort, kindness, and dedication deeply impressed us. Without them, completing the Inca Trail would not have been possible. We have immense admiration and respect for the entire team that worked behind the scenes on this experience.

And we can't forget our amazing cook, who ensured we regained our strength each day by preparing delicious, hearty, and comforting meals. After each day's trek, finding a meal like that was a true reward.

All the equipment provided by the company was in excellent condition and perfectly suited to the challenge: spacious tents, comfortable sleeping mats, and cold-weather sleeping bags that kept us warm at night.

We returned home with incredible memories and, above all, with profound admiration for everyone who made this experience possible. Thank you to the entire team for accompanying us, taking care of us, and making this Inca Trail an experience we will never forget.

Lena

1 month ago

We did 3 trips with this organisation and we can recommend all of them. The first one was a four day trip to the Jungle. It was amazing, our group was small (only 6 people and we were 4 of them). Our guide Josef (José) was really great and he shared tons of informations. We also saw a lot of animals, but that is obviously luck. Our other trips were a tour to maras and moray and a hike to the lake Humantay. They were also really nice and we enjoyed them a lot. Briefing, organization and transport were perfect and we never worried about a thing. The guides were all very knowledgeable. We would definitely book with them again.

rhea baimakou

1 month ago

I had this wonderful experience of the 3 days tour in Tambopata. We changed two lodges and we did the full adventure tour.The guides were professional, everything organized and our agent was always available!!!! Absolutely no problem. Ivan ,the second guide we had at the lodge near to the Sandoval lake was excellent. I recommend Peru jungle as a very professional and well organized agency. Thank you .
Eleftheria 😊

Rebecca Walli

2 months ago

We thoroughly enjoyed this experience. The lodge is beautifully situated, and you can even observe animals from the lodge during the day. The activities are fantastic, and the guides, Ivan and Carlos, are very knowledgeable about the animals, plants, and local culture. There's also time to relax and enjoy some downtime without any activities. We declined the sport fishing activity for animal welfare reasons, and the guides immediately offered us an alternative. Excellent! The food was also good. Overall, a truly wonderful experience.

Alice Buchanan

4 months ago

Great trip to the Manu Reserve Zone. Lots of fantastic wildlife seen including Caimen, Monkeys, Snakes and lots of birds. Thank you to the team for making it a fantastic experience with great food.

Alberto Alva

11 months ago

Very attentive and punctual, as well as very well organized.

Chris

12 months ago

I had an excellent experience with Peru Jungle Trips!
I was in Cusco and wanted to visit the jungle originally thinking Tambopata, overwhelmed with options. My desire was to visit the Amazon and be deep in the jungle with few people. I walked into the office and met Pedro who talked with me for over half an hour explaining different options. Ultimately, Pedro told me that Manu National Park is the place to be in the jungle with few people. Pedro helped me book a 6 day tour in Manu National Park 2 days later.
It is hard to describe how special Manu national park was. The trees, the wildlife, the river, seeing uncontacted Natives, and hearing all of the jungle sounds.
I would not have experienced Manu National Park without Pedro and Peru Jungle Trips.
I highly recommend this business!
Also thank you Celia for your kindness and the Poncho :)

Ravi Boddapati

1 year ago

Pedro recommended the tour to Machu Picchu via Hydroelectrica route understanding my preference to hike whenever possible. He listened to my questions and came up with the appropriate advice. Not only that, Pedro is very knowledgeable of Inca history and relevant places of interest around Cusco. Thanks to Pedro - I was able to visit Saqsaywaman, Temple of the Moon and Kusilluchayoc!

Arturo Pérez

1 year ago

Excellent service, the guide Marcos was always attentive, a great experience

Andrea Vazquez

1 year ago

Thanks to them, we got to know incredible places in Peru. The person who helped us via WhatsApp was super friendly and attentive.
Thanks to the entire team because it was a wonderful experience.
Don't miss the tour to the Ballestas Islands and the dunes in Ica. Carlos, the man who drove the buggy, was very nice and super friendly, taking our photos and everything!
Thank you, thank you.

alfonso lede

1 year ago

Excellent service and attention from Peru Trips

Manuel Etcheverry

1 year ago

Excellent, very organized. We took the 7-day tour to Manu and Machu Picchu. The agency was always very attentive to us. The food in the jungle was excellent, as were the hikes. The guides, Lucho and Rubén, were excellent.

de toffol Dino

1 year ago

The Sacred Valley tour is highly recommended with Pedro Peru Jungle Tour. Excellent service and very affordable. Ask for the all-inclusive package. Don't miss it.

Joan Perez

1 year ago

A great experience without a doubt. I took the 7 day tour to the reserved area of the manu and it was fantastic. The guide was very friendly, the cook always made good food and all the drivers/crew were very professional.

In the reserve we could find many types of fauna and the guide gave information at all times and knew many species.

Emiliano Galuppo Gaete

1 year ago

Excellent tour (4 days, 3 nights) including the first morning at the Belén market. Very friendly. They fulfilled the itinerary with some flexibility and accommodated some minor requests we had. The accommodations are simple and have electricity and internet a couple of hours a day, but most of the time you'll be exploring the surrounding area, almost always by motorboat. Kevin, our guide, was pleasant and interesting; definitely a recommended experience.

Lanasia Valenzuela

1 year ago

If you’re looking for more than just a trip, and want to feel the energy of the Amazon while being guided by someone who truly embodies the spirit of the land, ask for Kevin.

From the moment I arrived in Peru, Peru Jungle Trips made everything feel effortless and personal. Pedro, the owner, greeted me at the airport with a warm, open energy that immediately set the tone for the rest of the journey. He thoughtfully organized both parts of my trip, first to Cusco and Machu Picchu, then deep into the Amazon jungle, handling every detail with care, sincerity.

What made it even more special was the consistency throughout the experience. Every driver and guide I encountered shared the same heartfelt energy. They were easy to find, always on time, and carried a calm presence that helped everything feel aligned. It allowed me to move through the journey with ease and actually enjoy the experience without stressing over logistics.

Then there was Kevin, my guide in the jungle, who took the experience to another level. With a sacred presence and deep knowledge of the land, he didn’t just show me the jungle, he helped me connect with it. He was a kind and gentle spirit, who was fully present. His guidance felt personal and grounded.

Peru Jungle Trips is more than a travel service. It is an experience curated by people who genuinely care. I’m grateful to have found it, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for something meaningful and real❤️

Sam Hawkins

1 year ago

My girlfriend and I spent 4 days and 3 nights in the Amazon with Peru Jungle Trips. We couldn't recommend them highly enough, every day was a truly unique experience from fishing for piranha and having them for lunch, feeding and hanging out with monkeys, learning about the medicinal properties of the plants and swimming in the amazon river near pink dolphins. The food at the lodge is amazing, they catered to my girlfriends vegetarian diet perfectly, and the atmosphere there is fantastic. The accommodation itself was great, very clean and comfortable and their hospitality really made you feel welcome. Our guide, Kevin, was extremely knowledgeable and explained everything to us and was flexible with his plans based on the weather and what we wanted to do. You must visit

Yilan Xiang

2 years ago

We had an amazing experience with Peru Jungle Trips! One thing that stood out to us was that during our tour of Belen market, they allowed us to buy fresh fish to be cooked at the lodge! Our guide Jorge was very enthusiastic and friendly, and he made our excursion from the lodge very enjoyable and informative. The lodge itself was very nice for how remote it was, with showers, WiFi access, and three tasty meals a day (including ones cooked with the ingredients we’d bought)! We also had the chance to get up close to sloths, monkeys, alligators, and even an anaconda! Unfortunately, my son got a middle ear infection and we had to leave early, but Jorge and the lodge manager, Jose, took incredibly good care of us by getting a speed boat back to Iquitos, accompanied us as a translator in the clinic, drove us around to find the prescription medication, and set us up with a hotel recommendation. They told us to contact them with our plans and were willing to accommodate us whether we wanted to do anything the next day or needed to be driven to the airport to fly out. The concern and consideration they showed was far beyond my expectations, and my son and I are immensely grateful to them for it. We 100% recommend them if you want a great experience in the Amazon, and would definitely tour with them again to complete our interrupted stay!!

B.B.

2 years ago

We spent three nights and four days in Manu National Park. The entire organization was just perfect. Everyone, truly everyone, went out of their way to make our jungle trip an absolute highlight. It was clear from the way our guides, Abel and Raul, conducted themselves that they are passionate about their work and eager to share this passion with the visitors. They love the jungle and aim to protect it while showing it to others. The chef cooks with such passion and is visibly interested in whether the visitors enjoy his food. He cooks a variety of healthy and incredibly tasty meals. Keep it up, everyone! The bus driver is very pleasant, navigates the serpentine roads very safely, and always keeps an eye out to scout for animals. Ultimately, you feel like part of a small family. You are a team. I highly recommend this team. Thank you, dear team, for the unforgettable days with you!

Harry GB

2 years ago

I recently went on a 3-day rainforest tour and it was fantastic! Our guide (Raoul) was knowledgeable, enthusiastic and fun to hang out with. Manu reserve was stunning. The tour was well organized, with the guide being flexible to how we were felling / what we wanted to do next. I highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for adventure and natural beauty!

Price per person

$560USD