Walk in the Jungle for 3 Days

In this wildlife and nature adventure, we start in Rurrenabaque.

Spend 3 full days in the Bolivian Amazon basin. Stay two nights in an eco-lodge equipped with mosquito nets, hammocks, and full and all meals included.

The guided boat ride will take you through the habitats of different species, such as crocodiles and caimans, capybaras, bears, toucans, pink dolphins (depending on the season), monkeys, anteaters, various types of birds, and insects.

This tour is usually organized for a minimum of 2 people up to 10 people. For larger groups, we recommend contacting us to arrange accordingly.

It is always recommended to follow the guide’s instructions, as this place is filled with wildlife and unique nature that may be unfamiliar to many people.

In general, this tour is likely best suited for:

Travelers in good physical health
Adventurers who enjoy hiking and outdoor activities
Nature enthusiasts who appreciate wildlife and ecosystems
Cultural enthusiasts who are interested in indigenous communities and traditions

About the Tour

Day 1: Depart from Rurrenabaque at 9:30 am and travel to Madidi National Park, Visit carved stones, a 150-meter stone canyon, and indigenous communities, Arrive at “El Refugio del Mache” lodge and enjoy lunch and a hike, Watch sunset and participate in a night walk with the possibility of seeing nocturnal animals, Dinner and rest at the lodge.

Day 2: Breakfast, then hike to Caiman camping area, Explore the jungle, fish in the lake, and enjoy traditional lunch, Take a night walk and return to the camp for rest.

Day 3: Breakfast, then embark on a long expedition to find medicinal plants, animals, and insects, Return to “El Refugio del Mache” lodge and enjoy lunch, Make handmade jewelry and depart for Rurrenabaque at 4:30 pm

This tour offers a mix of adventure, wildlife spotting, cultural experiences, and relaxation in the jungle.

Jungle and Wildlife Adventure!

Itinerary of the Tour

─ Day 1 ─

Rurrenabaque + Rio Beni + Rio Hondo + Refugio

We leave Rurrenabaque at 9:30 am in a comfortable boat with seats, roof and life jackets. We cross to San Buenaventura to pay the entrance fee to Madidi National Park.

Then we pass through the Beni River visiting the carved stones of the native Indians and then we know the great stone canyon of 150 meters where bats, snakes, tarantulas, etc. live. Then we continue the trip to San Miguel del Bala, where we will grind sugar cane and then head to the checkpoint “El Bala”.

Continuing with the navigation on the Beni River, we arrive at the checkpoint “El Bala” to obtain general information about the Madidi Park. The navigation will continue for 3 hours more to Rio Hondo where we will have the opportunity to enjoy beautiful landscapes such as the impressive Bala Canyon and the different indigenous communities settled on the banks of the Beni River. With an average of 13:00 pm.

We will arrive at our lodge “El Refugio del Mache” where we can enjoy lunch and rest for a while.

In the afternoon we will hike along our trail “El Motacusal”, where you can observe a variety of plants, learn about the multiple uses we give them in our medicine, handicrafts and sighting of giant trees. In addition to watching the sunset of the magnificent rainy landscape of Madidi National Park.

Returning to the lodge we will have a short rest and then continue with a night walk with the possibility of seeing nocturnal monkeys, rodents, nocturnal birds, etc.. On the way back we will perform a ceremony to mother earth “Pacha Mama”, an indigenous activity of shamans and native guides of the jungle.

Continuing with the buffet dinner and rest in the designated accommodation at the Central Lodge.

Day 2 ―

Camping Caiman

We start with a typical breakfast and then organize the luggage and travel for almost three hours to the camping area called Caiman.

There we organize our camp and offer typical food for lunch, then we make a hike into the jungle where you can appreciate the benefits it has. In our camping area we have a lake where we will fish piranhas, catfish, salmon, etc. with our traditions of fishing aranda, arrow or other forms and then we will serve the typical traditional food for dinner.

Continuing with the program we will take a night walk and then return to the camping area to rest.

Day 3 ―

Maneche Refuge + Rurrenabaque

We have breakfast appreciating the sunrise to continue with a long expedition in search of different types of trees, medicinal plants, animals and insects. We will return to the central camp “El Refugio del Mache” by a different path collecting seeds and appreciating the sighting of macaws of different colors (parrots).

Arriving at the central lodge we have lunch and in the afternoon we continue with the elaboration of handmade jewelry such as rings, necklaces, bracelets, etc..

River transportation will be waiting for us to take us to Rurrenabaque arrival time at 4:30 pm.

Day 4 ―

Day 5 ―

Day 6 ―

Day 7+

Include / Not Include

— Included —

Transfers IN the PARK
Guide
Programmed Trips
Bote usage
Meals
- 2 breakfasts
- 3 lunches
- 2 diners
2 nigths of accomdation at ECOLODGE (shared)

— Not Included —

Entrance Fee to national Park Bs.200 per person
Snacks extra, 1st breakfast and last dinner
Drinks or energy drinks
Extra expenses not mentioned in the package

— What to Bring —

Comfortable hiking shoes or boots
Long-sleeved shirts and pants for insect protection
Light and breathable clothing for warm weather
Warm layers for cooler evenings
Swimwear for fishing and water activities
Rain gear (jacket or poncho) for unexpected rain showers

Insect repellent
Sunscreen and sun hat
Binoculars for wildlife spotting
Power bank for phone or other devices
Water bottle or hydration pack

Frequent Questions

— Frequent Questions —

1. What is the accommodation like during the tour?
You will be staying at a lodge called “El Refugio del Mache” on the first and third nights, and camping at Caiman on the second night. The lodge has comfortable rooms and amenities, while the camping site has basic facilities.

2. What kind of activities can I expect during the tour?
A: The tour includes boat rides, hiking, fishing, and night walks to spot nocturnal animals. You’ll also have opportunities to learn about local medicine, handicrafts, and indigenous communities.

3. Are there any safety concerns during the tour?
Our guides and staff are trained and experienced in jungle tourism. We take necessary precautions to ensure your safety during boat rides, hikes, and other activities.

4. What kind of food will I be eating during the tour?
You’ll have access to typical Bolivian cuisine, including sugar cane and traditional dishes for lunch. You’ll also have opportunities to try local snacks and drinks.

5. Can I customize my tour or request special activities?
Please contact us before the tour to discuss any special requests or needs. We’ll do our best to accommodate your requests 😉

6. What is the level of physical activity required for this tour?
This tour is moderately physically demanding, with some hiking and walking required. You should be comfortable with moderate exercise and able to navigate uneven terrain.

7. Are there any additional costs or expenses I should be aware of?
Yes, you may need to pay additional costs for activities like fishing or purchasing local handicrafts. We’ll provide you with a detailed itinerary and estimated costs before the tour. Entrance Fee to national Park.

8. What is the best time to book this tour?
We recommend booking at least 2 weeks in advance to ensure availability. Contact us to confirm availability and make a reservation.

9. Can I book a private tour or join a group tour?
Yes, we offer both private and group tours. Please contact us to discuss your options and preferences.

— Restrictions —

1. Physical limitations: The tour involves long boat rides, hiking, and night walks in the jungle, which may not be suitable for travelers with mobility or physical limitations.

2. Age restrictions: The tour’s physical demands and duration may not be suitable for young children or older adults who may not be able to keep up with the pace.

3. Health concerns: Travelers with health conditions such as altitude sickness, respiratory issues, or other health concerns may need to consult with a doctor before embarking on this tour.

4. Pregnancy or mobility issues: Pregnant women or travelers with mobility issues may need to reconsider this tour due to the physical demands and potential risks involved.

5. Environmental concerns: Travelers who are sensitive to environmental changes or have strong concerns about eco-tourism practices may want to research the tour operator’s sustainability efforts and environmental impact before joining this tour.

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Walk in the Jungle for 3 Days

About the Tour

Jungle and Wildlife Adventure!

─ Day 1 ─

Rurrenabaque + Rio Beni + Rio Hondo + Refugio

Day 2 ―

Camping Caiman

Day 3 ―

Maneche Refuge + Rurrenabaque

Day 4 ―

Day 5 ―

Day 6 ―

Day 7+

— Included —

— Not Included —

— What to Bring —

— Frequent Questions —

— Restrictions —

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Jungle Accommodation

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