Tour Manu 4 Days
23 reviews 
Tour Manu 4 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
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.
Manu National Park is home to 222 species of mammals, 1005 species of birds, 155 species of amphibians and 132 species of reptiles. Here it is possible to find all the variety of ecological floors that exist in the Amazon, from the low jungle, the Amazon plain and even the cloud forests of high jungle. All this on a scenario of impressive diversity of vegetation, and is that in a single hectare of Manu have come to find up to 250 species of trees.
Highlights
Itinerary
Notes Itinerario
IMPORTANT
Manu National Park is not endemic area about Malaria neither Yellow fever you can bring a good insect repellent but if you decide to put the yellow fever vaccination for prevention you can do it 10 days before start your trip to the jungle.
Included
Specialized and bilingual guide, 01 night in OrquÃdeas de San Pedro Lodge, 02 nights in Erika Lodge, meals (vegetarian option is available), first aid kit, all land and river transportation, captain and river rafting equipment, specialized guide for the Canopy Zip Down and required equipment, safety box for values and storage for luggage at Cusco’s main office.
No Included
The breakfast and mineral water, only for the first day, some kind of drinks such as beers or sodas, tips and the last dinner.
Manu National Park is not endemic area about Malaria neither Yellow fever you can bring
a good insect repellent but if you decide to put the yellow fever vaccination for prevention you can do it 10 days before start your trip to the jungle.
What To Bring
1. Binoculars 2. Towel for the all tour 3. Camera and films 4. Warm clothing (in case of a cold front), long sleeve shirts and long pants (cotton) wide brim hat and sun glasses for sunny days. 5. 100% waterproof rain gear (long poncho or rain wear) 6. Insect repellent (at least 50% DEET) 7. Sunscreen lotion 8. Hiking shoes and sandals 9. Flashlight, enough batteries (alkaline) and bulbs 10. Towel for all the tour 11. Swimming suit 12. Personal medicines and/or supplies (liquid for contact lenses for example) 13. One day pack and one back pack or duffel bag of luggage.Inquire Now
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