PUERTO MALDONADO
Wildlife Refuge
Madre de Dios is home to never-ending forests, winding rivers and abundant wildlife. It is a wildlife reserve and refuge for endangered species, like the maned wolf and marsh deer.
Indigenous Communities
This region is also home to indigenous communities that promote ecotourism in regions with some of the richest biodiversity in the world, such as Lake Sandoval, Lake Valencia, Manu National Park, Tambopata National Reserve and Bahuaja-Sonene National Park, the only tropical, humid savannah ecosystem in Peru.
Geography
Located in the southeast of Peru, on the border with Bolivia and Brazil. It mainly consists of floodplains with three to four fluvial terraces in the Amazon rainforest.
Puerto Maldonado Amazon Peru
Well if you are traveling with your friends to the beautiful Machu Picchu then your trip to Peru is incomplete without a trip to the Amazon.
When choosing which Peruvian Amazon jungle destination to visit, consider the basic insights below to make certain you do get the knowledge you’re hopeful for.
Here with us, you can know how Puerto Maldonado Amazon Peru - Tours & Trips for 2019 is different from other travel packages.
Once you reach your destination at the Puerto Maldonado airport, you will take a transfer to the nearby port, where you will travel by the next vacant boat to your lodge.
Once there, the friendly staff will welcome you, and give you a short orientation, and then permit you to unpack and relax in your new room.
In the evening, you can enjoy the cuisine and relax in the dining room and enjoy an after-dinner cocktail drink. For a couple of days before setting off onto the Amazon River, Iquitos offers guests a short introduction to life in the jungle, with an artistic unlike any other city in the world.
In general, by choosing our Puerto Maldonado Amazon Peru you will have a great time! It was nice to experience the Amazon Jungle in such a distant location from our lodge only available by boat.
While the experience is much more luxurious than most trips in Peru, it was well worth it. If you are already setting up a trip to Peru, then consider extending for a few more days to visit Puerto Maldonado!