Discover the Natural Paradise of Peru Manu 8 Days
23 reviews 
Discover the Natural Paradise of Peru Manu 8 Days
23 reviews
Altitude
3300 msnm
Departure
Daily Departures
Physical Level
1
Duration
Group Size
8 Persons
Seasson
March to December
Accomodation
Campsite
Trip Style
Adventure
Overview
• Care for the environment
• Our lodges use photovoltaic energy
• Our ecological engines with low emission of carbon dioxide
• Antivenom serum
• All our passengers travel with mosquito repellent bracelets
FREE OPTIONAL
• Full adrenaline in Our Exclusive Canopy Zip Line
• Rafting in tropical river "Alto Madre de Dios" class I and II with a specialized captain, equipment included
• Full adrenaline in Our Exclusive Canopy Zip Line
• Rafting in tropical river "Alto Madre de Dios" class I and II with a specialized captain, equipment included
Highlights
In total, Manu National Park is home to almost 2 million hectares of nature. It is located on the western edge of the Amazon basin, in the departments of Cusco and Madre de Dios and since 1977 has held the status of Biosphere Reserve granted by UNESCO. The tropical forests of Manu have allowed the ecological and evolutionary processes to take place almost without the presence of man, however, in the area there is also an enormous cultural wealth, represented by the current indigenous populations with different levels of contact with the outside world.
Itinerary
Notes Itinerario
Included
• Own land transportation, own boat transportation (covered motor boats),
• Specialized and bilingual guides, 01 night in Orquideas de San Pedro Lodge,
• 02 nights in Erika Lodge,
• 02 nights in Boca Manu Lodge,
• meals (vegetarian option is available),
• first aid Kit,
• paperwork and payment for Park permits,
• radio communication equipment in all lodges and campsites,
• and as additional service we offer safety box for values and storage for luggage in Cusco’s main office.
No Included
• The breakfast and mineral water for the first day,
• some kind of drinks such as cold beers or sodas,
• tips and the last dinner.
What To Bring
1. Sleeping bag (Optional) 2. Towel for the all the trip 3. Binoculars, Camera. 4. Warm clothing (in case of a cold front), long sleeve shirts and long pants (cotton) 5. 100% waterproof rain gear (long poncho or rain wear) 6. Insect repellant (at least 35% Deet), sunscreen lotion 7. Hiking shoes and sandals 8. Flashlight, enough batteries (alkaline) and bulbs 9. Wide brim hat (for sunny days), sun glasses. 10. Swimming suit, personal medicines and/or supplies (liquid for contact lenses, for example). 11. Day pack, and one back pack or duffel bag of luggage per person 12. One bottle of water for the first day, plastic bags. NOT INCLUDED:Â Entrance fee to the Reserved Zone of Manu National Park US$ 65.Inquire Now
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