Stories
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October 09, 2026 Global recognition for tourism that protects the ...
The Peruvian Amazon is one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet and a key area for wildlife conservation. Today, the international recognition our three ecolodges have rece...
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July 21, 2026 Posada Amazonas: 30 Years of Community-Based Tour...
Posada Amazonas: 30 Years of Community-Based Tourism and Conservation in the Amazon Thirty years may seem like a short time for an Amazonian forest. The trees that now dominate ...
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March 13, 2026 Red and Green Macaw: The Giant of the Amazon Cano...
Few birds represent the grandeur of the Amazon like the Red-and-green macaw. This spectacular parrot, scientifically known as Ara chloropterus, is one of the largest macaws in the ...
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January 25, 2026 Rainy Season, Macaw Season...
In Tambopata, the rainy season is not a limitation. It is the moment when the rainforest comes alive, and when one of the most spectacular natural events begins: macaw season. F...
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December 17, 2025 Is it possible for you to have a truly unique exp...
If you’ve ever dreamed of visiting the Amazon, you’ve likely asked yourself an important question: Can you immerse yourself in a pristine rainforest, enjoy meaningful adventure...
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July 30, 2025 Rainforest Flavors: A Journey into Sustainable Am...
The Amazon Rainforest flavors transport us to a world of freshness and diversity, capturing the essence of one of the richest ecosystems on Earth. The Peruvian Amazon is not only a...
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July 08, 2025 How to Travel Sustainably in Peru...
When planning a trip to Peru, iconic destinations like Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, or the Peruvian Amazon often come to mind. But beyond the breathtaking landscapes lies a dee...
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May 06, 2025 Sounds of the Peruvian Amazon: 35 Years of Listen...
It’s been 35 years since we rooted ourselves in the heart of Tambopata, in the Peruvian Amazon. At Rainforest Expeditions, we haven’t just built ecolodges—we’ve cultivated ...
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March 11, 2025 Special Coverage: The Rare Blue-Headed Macaw in T...
In the world of birdwatching, some encounters require patience, expertise, and sometimes a bit of luck. This was the case with our recent sighting of the rare blue-headed macaw (Pr...
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October 04, 2024 One of the most remote lodges in Peru, the Tambop...
White-fronted Capuchin at Tambopata Research Center I was floored by the Amazon before I’d even got on the boat. Fluttering around the dock was an enormous cloud of butt...
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June 10, 2024 Discover the Crested Eagle in the Peruvian Amazon...
For a limited time only, experience a Unique Birdwatching adventure at Refugio Amazonas Lodge, which offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the rare and elusive crested...
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May 31, 2024 Participate in Our Study on Ecotourism and Mental...
Explore the impact of tourism on nature and human well-being Are you interested in how outdoor activities and interaction with the environment can influence our mental well-bein...
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May 16, 2024 Birdwatching in Peru 2024: Discover Why Tambopata...
Discover the best birdwatching in Peru 2024 in Tambopata. Explore unmatched biodiversity and expert-led tours in the heart of the Amazon. Peru's Prestigious Place on the Global ...
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March 16, 2024 The Fascinating Jaguar Mating Behavior: Insights ...
Thanks to the AmazonCam Tambopata, our project that studies the jaguar population through camera traps Tambopata in Madre de Dios - Peru, we can learn more about this fascinating a...
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March 11, 2024 Travel With Kids to Peru - Updated Guide 2024...
Thinking about visiting Peru with kids under 10? This blog is for you! Traveling with kids requires good planning. Our top tips for Peru with small kids are: Pick two or th...
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March 06, 2024 What to do at Refugio Amazonas ecolodge in Tambop...
Refugio Amazonas Lodge in Tambopata serves as the gateway to the mysterious Peruvian Amazon. Welcome, you've made the perfect choice, and now the question arises: what to do at Ref...
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February 23, 2024 Experienced Guides in the Amazon: The True Archit...
While the privileged location of our ecolodges in Tambopata, Peru, is a standout feature of our experiences, we can confidently say that for over 30 years, it's been our experience...
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February 14, 2024 Rainforest wildlife photography : tips, tricks, a...
There’s no right or wrong way to practice wildlife photography. Everyone has their methods, but overall, my best success has been when focusing on a distinct thing, say a specifi...
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February 07, 2024 Conquering Heights in the Canopy Tower at Tambopa...
It's lunchtime, and as if the forest is listening, the sounds change. The wildlife takes a nap too, as it's the hottest time of the day. The playful sounds of parrots and macaws su...
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December 29, 2023 Beyond wildlife observation in the Peruvian Amazo...
Explore the rainforest beyond wildlife observation in the Peruvian Amazon with a unique experience at our exclusive ecolodges in Madre de Dios - Peru. Beyond the prime location and...
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What our guest say
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If you want to know what it is like in the jungle, this is the place to come. Amazing scenery, wildlife, and knowledgeable guides. To get the most out of the experience prepare for some early starts and early bedtimes. A fantastic few days which I won't forget in a hurry. Read all
The excursions were the best part of the trip and how the guides were so knowledgeable and welcoming. We were lucky to have seen all different kinds of animals including capybara, giant river otter, spider monkey, red howler monkey, scarlet macaw, hoatzin. Read all
It gives a great insight into the jungle. We had a great visit. I recommend going during the dry season. Our guide Luis M. was excellent! Knowledgeable, enthusiastic, kind and a gentleman. Bear in mind it's going to be hot and humid with some mosquitos. It's a jungle out there! Read all
A spectacular experience—Juan Carlos and Carmen, we’d like to sincerely thank you for our stay at your lodge on the banks of the Tambopata River. This part of our two-month trip through Peru and Bolivia left an indelible impression on us. The transfer itself was a testament to the professionalism of your team: the journey from Puerto Maldonado to the lodge—with a very tight schedule to arrive before dark, a guide waiting for us, and a smooth trip by bus and boat—went off without a hitch despite our tight flight connections. Everything about the lodge won us over: comfortable accommodations in the heart of the jungle, good food, and a comprehensive, well-structured excursion program with morning, afternoon, and evening tours. We were thrilled every time we saw something new. We’d especially like to highlight our guide, Jordi: his knowledge of the flora and fauna, combined with his patience in spotting wildlife, made our stay truly special. Equally impressive was the condition of the jungle: pristine, clean, and home to an intact ecosystem ranging from big cats to macaws. The care and responsibility devoted to maintaining this place are evident. Incredible guides. And the entire staff was very attentive. Highly recommended Read all
A spectacular experience—Juan Carlos and Carmen are incredible guides. And the entire staff is very attentive. Highly recommended Read all
It was a wonderful experience and a pleasant surprise. The staff and guides at the Rainforest Expeditions lodge were fantastic and always went out of their way to ensure we had the best possible experience. Thank you to Juan Carlos and Carmen for their care and dedication to the group. Read all
We had an excellent 5 night stay at TRC with two couples. The remote Lodge and accommodation are unique especially with the open walls to the jungle in the rooms. The guides were first rate with superb knowledge and their ability to spot fauna in the dense jungle was incredible. We saw many species of monkeys; macaws, parrots, tapirs, etc.. even lucky enough to spot a jaguar. Food and service was really good. While not cheap it was I think very good value for money. We really enjoyed all the hikes and citizen science activities as well, he trips on the river and the clay licks. Overall amazing experience! As it’s the jungle not a zoo, you can’t guarantee that you’ll see everything all the time so allow enough days to properly explore. Read all
A once-in-a-lifetime experience in the middle of the rainforest. From airport pickup in Puerto Maldonado to the lodge and back, everything was exceptionally well organised. Communication was clear throughout, with the team always explaining what would happen, where to be and what to take care of. The staff at both HQ and the lodge were incredibly attentive, making the entire stay feel completely carefree. At this price point, this is the level of service you expect, but it is still impressive to experience it in such a remote setting. The food was another highlight: very well curated and balanced, with plenty of options at every buffet and, surprisingly, we never had the same dish twice. Read all
This was an excellent experience!! Highly recommend if you’re interested in visiting the Amazon Rainforest and Tambopata region. Especially happy with our guide Miguel, who was highly professional, informative, and organized. It was an immersive adventure and we got to see so many unique plants and animals. 10/10! Read all
Amazing experience at Refugio Amazonas. Rooms were comfortable and clean. Great buffet spread every day. Staff were friendly and attentive. Our guide Alan was very informative. Overall would definitely recommend a visit! Read all
We stayed 3 nights at Posada Amazonas during our summer trip to Peru, and it was definitely one of the biggest highlights of the whole journey. The staff were incredibly warm and welcoming. Our guide, Joss, was professional, friendly and amazingly knowledgeable. Sometimes it honestly felt like he could communicate with the animals — he could spot black caimans or giant river otters from hundreds of metres away! The excursions were unforgettable. We saw beautiful macaws, giant river otters, capybaras, sloths, tarantulas, an anaconda, different species of monkeys, toucans and so much more. I especially loved the rainforest walks and joined both the daytime and night walks. Every walk felt completely different, and you never knew what you might find. What also made the stay special was the lodge’s involvement in scientific and environmental projects. There was a talk every evening, and we learned a lot about the rainforest and its wildlife. We also joined the “Discover New Species” activity and helped search for possible new species of tiger moths — such a fun and memorable experience. The lodge itself is definitely rustic luxury rather than a city-style 5-star hotel. There is no air conditioning or hair dryer, but the hot shower, fan and hammock in the room were all very comfortable and suited the rainforest setting perfectly. And surprisingly, the internet connection was excellent — even the boats had Starlink! One of the things I appreciated most is that Posada Amazonas is a collaboration between Rainforest Expeditions and the local Indigenous community that owns the land. Many community members are directly involved in running the lodge, and you can really feel how much the staff care about and are connected to this rainforest, which is part of their ancestral home. If you are looking for an authentic, educational and truly memorable Amazon rainforest experience, I highly recommend Posada Amazonas. We absolutely loved our stay. Read all
The Tambopata Research Center (TRC) offers a well-organized immersive rainforest experience within the Tambopata National Reserve. The TRC and its accommodations put a spin on the term creature comforts by keeping guests comfortable while they commune among the creatures within the rainforest. I appreciated, through what I observed and the interactions I had, the attentiveness of the TRC team members. They knew their guests and seamlessly organized a lot for our benefit. The center assigns guests to a small group with a dedicated guide. In my case, Erick Arguedas was a superb ambassador for all things living in the rainforest, in part because it was the environment in which he grew up. His role was to ensure we got the most out of our visit. Being a long-term TRC guide gave him the expertise he needed to easily fulfill this role. Read all