Madidi National Park-2 days Tour - 2 days

Day 1 :
RURRENABAQUE – MADIDI NATIONAL PARK
Departing at 08:30 in the morning, our journey commences as we board a motorboat from Rurrenabaque to Madidi National Park. The upstream adventure along the Beni and Tuichi rivers unfolds over approximately 3 hours, providing a splendid opportunity to witness wildlife and the awe-inspiring panorama of the Amazon, featuring notable sites such as the Bala Canyon.

By 12:30, we reach the Madidi Jungle Ecolodge, where the lodging consists of authentic jungle cabins. Following our arrival, a well-deserved break is scheduled for lunch at 13:00, allowing ample time for relaxation.

The afternoon at 14:30 leads us into a substantial trek, navigating the Wabu Trail. Our path includes a visit to a salt lick, locally recognized as "Cullpana." This strategic rainforest location attracts a diverse array of animals seeking essential mineral salts from the substrata. The trail offers glimpses of white-lipped peccaries, red howler monkeys, brown capuchin monkeys, toucans, guans, and various bird species. The return journey to the ecolodge transpires along the Tuichi Trail.

As dusk settles in at 19:30, a traditional dinner, meticulously prepared by our skilled chefs, awaits at the lodge. Post-dinner, an enchanting opportunity unfolds for a nocturnal trek into the jungle, allowing observation of myriad species of insects, amphibians, and reptiles, including tarantulas and frogs. Immerse yourself in the jungle's symphony, resonating with an uncountable variety of wildlife.

Day 2 :
MADIDI NATIONAL PARK – RURRENABAQUE
Commencing at 07:30, indulge in a morning repast at the ecolodge. Post-breakfast, embark on a three-hour guided saunter along the Mapajo and Matapalo Trails. Traverse these pathways to encounter the Giant Kapok Tree (Ceiba Pentandra), Almendrillo Tree, and the Strangler Fig Tree (Ficus sp). Your guide shall furnish an elaborate discourse on the multifarious plant species, elucidating their applications in both medicinal and utilitarian contexts. This presents a golden opportunity to fathom and admire the intricacies of Amazonian ecosystems, immersing oneself in the unspoiled natural milieu while observing a myriad of wildlife forms. The return journey to the ecolodge unfolds along the Dati Trail.

As the clock strikes 12:30, partake in lunch and a brief respite.

At 13:30, commence the return voyage to Rurrenabaque. En route, consider the option to visit Caquiahuara, housing a nesting wall frequented by red and green macaws and other parrot species. While birdwatching is viable throughout the year, the peak period spans from May to December. The return odyssey by boat spans a leisurely 2 hours.

By 16:00, the odyssey culminates upon arrival in Rurrenabaque. Opt for a transfer to your lodgings, the bus station, or the airport, facilitating a return to Cochabamba or Santa Cruz via Ecojet on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

NB: Kindly note that this itinerary exhibits flexibility, and we eagerly entertain discussions regarding any special requirements you may have.