For birwatchers, Peru is a true paradise. It is filled with species dwelling in unique and fragile habitats, large migratory birds arriving from the most remote parts of the world and with species that have disappeared in other countries. New species are continually being discovered every year in its cloud-forests and Amazon jungles. 1 in 10 species from around the world are found in the Amazon. Home to approximately 427 mammals, 378 reptiles, 428 amphibians, 1,294 birds, 3,000 fish, 40,000 plants and 2.5 million insect species, the Amazon Jungle provides the greatest collection of wildlife including jaguars, Black Caimans, Anacondas, Electric Eels, Piranhas and various poisonous frogs and parasites. In the coasts of Paracas, at the Paracas National Reserve and Ballestas Islands, one can also find sealions, peruvian boobies, Guanay Black cormorants, Humboldt Penguins and Incan Terns among other birds and ocassional dolphins. Finally, the Colca Canyon is a must for those looking to spot the Andean Condor.
Tambopata and its massive wilderness reserves, are accessed from Puerto Maldonado, at the confluence of the Madre de Dios and Tambopata rivers in the Amazon Basin. The riverside city serves as a gateway to what very well may be the world's ...
Tambopata and its massive wilderness reserves, are accessed from Puerto Maldonado, at the confluence of the Madre de Dios and Tambopata rivers in the Amazon Basin. The riverside city serves as a gateway to what very well may be the world's most expansive and bio-diverse jungle rainforest habitats.
With a combined area of more than 3.6 million acres with a staggering array of wildlife species includes hundreds of different mammals, amphibians and reptiles, over 1300 types of butterflies, more than 600 different bird species, and the largest Macaw clay lickon the world.
Accommodations here are designed to enhance your experience of the Tambopata Amazon, and are essentially an integral part of its biosphere offering excursions into the remote areas of the reserves, authentic cuisine, and charming rustic luxury.
This is an opportunity to come face to face with our planet as it was before the dawn of man, and can be linked by a 30 minute flight to the Incan wonders of Cuzco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu.
By far the richest, most extraordinary biological transect in the Peruvian Amazon, or the world, starts in Cusco and runs northeast by road and river to the great Manu Wilderness. Manu offers by far the greatest quantity and diversity of animals and ...
By far the richest, most extraordinary biological transect in the Peruvian Amazon, or the world, starts in Cusco and runs northeast by road and river to the great Manu Wilderness. Manu offers by far the greatest quantity and diversity of animals and plants in the world. No other destination in Peru or beyond can compare with Manu Nowhere else can you enjoy a superbly intact transect of tropical habitats from Andean grasslands and cloud forests down to foothill and lowland forests.
Iquitos serves as the jungle capital of the Amazon River-Amazon region, and is the only city in the area with an airport, making it the best (and only) choice for most travelers since there is no direct road access, and river routes are ...
Iquitos serves as the jungle capital of the Amazon River-Amazon region, and is the only city in the area with an airport, making it the best (and only) choice for most travelers since there is no direct road access, and river routes are extremely time consuming.
The interior, however, is prmarily accessible by the vast network of river tributaries, making an Amazon River cruise one of the best ways to explore the rivers and tributaries in depth, while enjoying the comfort of these nicely appointed floating lodges that visit many of the regions most interesting and colorful villages, and remarkable natural reserves.
Or, base yourself at one of the rustic but elegant jungle lodges deep in the Amazon. Either was, the Amazon River is a memorable vacation experience where you can lose yourself amidst palm trees, exotic fruits, and mind boggling biodiverstiy.
Our flexible itineraries can help you link the Amazon with other fantastic Peruvian destinations.
It is generally believed that the Nazca Lines were created nearly 2000 years ago by the indigenous Paraca people, but there are endless theories to explain their origin and use including suggestions that the images were astronomical maps, ...
It is generally believed that the Nazca Lines were created nearly 2000 years ago by the indigenous Paraca people, but there are endless theories to explain their origin and use including suggestions that the images were astronomical maps, agricultural calendars, even messages left by visiting aliens. What we do know is that the gigantic images have been fascinating observers since their discovery in the 1930s, and that they can only be fully appreciated from the air.
The Paracas National Reservation, and the nearby Ballestas Islands are musts for eco-enthusiasts visiting Nazca Lines-Paracas. Considered one of the richest and most unique ecosystems in the world, the reservation was declared a Natural World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and is the only protected marine area in Peru. Within the Reserve are the spectacular Ballestas Islands, known for its caves and arches is inhabited by thousands bird and mammal species, and animal species.
Nazca-Paracas is an exciting and multi-faceted destination which is easily linked to Cuzco, Machu Picchu and other remarkable vacation options.
One of the deepest, and most breathtakingly beautiful canyons in the world, the Colca Canyon at 10,300 feet is twice the depth of the Grand Canyon, and home of soaring condors, panoramic vistas, eternally blue skies, healing thermal waters, ...
One of the deepest, and most breathtakingly beautiful canyons in the world, the Colca Canyon at 10,300 feet is twice the depth of the Grand Canyon, and home of soaring condors, panoramic vistas, eternally blue skies, healing thermal waters, and the colorful old word villages like Chivay, and Yanque.
Hiking, mountain biking, trekking, mountaineering, rafting, and photographing the magnificence of the canyon and its winged inhabitants are the most popular activities here, and accommodations are designed to enhance your canyon experience. Many include excursions with knowledgably local guides, spa services, and food grown on the property.
If you love the wonders of nature, and want to experience the charm of old world Peru, Colca Canyon can be a perfect vacation choice, and our flexible itineraries can help you link Colca Canyon to other spectacular Peruvian destinations and customize your stay, hotel, transportation, and activity choices in the booking process.
Tambopata and its massive wilderness reserves, are accessed from Puerto Maldonado, at the confluence of the Madre de Dios and Tambopata rivers in the Amazon Basin. The riverside city serves as a gateway to what very well may be the world's most expansive and bio-diverse jungle rainforest habitats.
With a combined area of more than 3.6 million acres with a staggering array of wildlife species includes hundreds of different mammals, amphibians and reptiles, over 1300 types of butterflies, more than 600 different bird species, and the largest Macaw clay lickon the world.
Accommodations here are designed to enhance your experience of the Tambopata Amazon, and are essentially an integral part of its biosphere offering excursions into the remote areas of the reserves, authentic cuisine, and charming rustic luxury.
This is an opportunity to come face to face with our planet as it was before the dawn of man, and can be linked by a 30 minute flight to the Incan wonders of Cuzco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu.
By far the richest, most extraordinary biological transect in the Peruvian Amazon, or the world, starts in Cusco and runs northeast by road and river to the great Manu Wilderness. Manu offers by far the greatest quantity and diversity of animals and plants in the world. No other destination in Peru or beyond can compare with Manu Nowhere else can you enjoy a superbly intact transect of tropical habitats from Andean grasslands and cloud forests down to foothill and lowland forests.
Iquitos serves as the jungle capital of the Amazon River-Amazon region, and is the only city in the area with an airport, making it the best (and only) choice for most travelers since there is no direct road access, and river routes are extremely time consuming.
The interior, however, is prmarily accessible by the vast network of river tributaries, making an Amazon River cruise one of the best ways to explore the rivers and tributaries in depth, while enjoying the comfort of these nicely appointed floating lodges that visit many of the regions most interesting and colorful villages, and remarkable natural reserves. Or, base yourself at one of the rustic but elegant jungle lodges deep in the Amazon. Either was, the Amazon River is a memorable vacation experience where you can lose yourself amidst palm trees, exotic fruits, and mind boggling biodiverstiy. Our flexible itineraries can help you link the Amazon with other fantastic Peruvian destinations.
It is generally believed that the Nazca Lines were created nearly 2000 years ago by the indigenous Paraca people, but there are endless theories to explain their origin and use including suggestions that the images were astronomical maps, agricultural calendars, even messages left by visiting aliens. What we do know is that the gigantic images have been fascinating observers since their discovery in the 1930s, and that they can only be fully appreciated from the air.
The Paracas National Reservation, and the nearby Ballestas Islands are musts for eco-enthusiasts visiting Nazca Lines-Paracas. Considered one of the richest and most unique ecosystems in the world, the reservation was declared a Natural World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and is the only protected marine area in Peru. Within the Reserve are the spectacular Ballestas Islands, known for its caves and arches is inhabited by thousands bird and mammal species, and animal species.
Nazca-Paracas is an exciting and multi-faceted destination which is easily linked to Cuzco, Machu Picchu and other remarkable vacation options.
One of the deepest, and most breathtakingly beautiful canyons in the world, the Colca Canyon at 10,300 feet is twice the depth of the Grand Canyon, and home of soaring condors, panoramic vistas, eternally blue skies, healing thermal waters, and the colorful old word villages like Chivay, and Yanque. Hiking, mountain biking, trekking, mountaineering, rafting, and photographing the magnificence of the canyon and its winged inhabitants are the most popular activities here, and accommodations are designed to enhance your canyon experience. Many include excursions with knowledgably local guides, spa services, and food grown on the property.
If you love the wonders of nature, and want to experience the charm of old world Peru, Colca Canyon can be a perfect vacation choice, and our flexible itineraries can help you link Colca Canyon to other spectacular Peruvian destinations and customize your stay, hotel, transportation, and activity choices in the booking process.
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For birwatchers, Peru is a true paradise. It is filled with species dwelling in unique and fragile habitats, large migratory birds arriving from the most remote parts of the world and with species that have disappeared in other countries. New species are continually being discovered every year in its cloud-forests and Amazon jungles. 1 in 10 species from around the world are found in the Amazon. Home to approximately 427 mammals, 378 reptiles, 428 amphibians, 1,294 birds, 3,000 fish, 40,000 plants and 2.5 million insect species, the Amazon Jungle provides the greatest collection of wildlife including jaguars, Black Caimans, Anacondas, Electric Eels, Piranhas and various poisonous frogs and parasites. In the coasts of Paracas, at the Paracas National Reserve and Ballestas Islands, one can also find sealions, peruvian boobies, Guanay Black cormorants, Humboldt Penguins and Incan Terns among other birds and ocassional dolphins. Finally, the Colca Canyon is a must for those looking to spot the Andean Condor.
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