After a delicious breakfast we continue our 45-minute bus trip to Puerto de Atalaya. On the way we observe coca plantations and fruit trees, orchids, we embark on a motorized boat on the upper Madre de Dios river. Along the way we can observe a great variety of birds, such as herons, kingfishers and always the presence of vultures, the most spectacular of which is the condor of the jungle, the king of vultures (Sarcoramphus papa) and the jaguar (Pantera Onca) likewise we have a stop in natural hot waters, to take medicinal baths, if we still have time we visit the Native community of Diamante to see their typical house constructions and see the wild fruits they have. In the afternoon we arrive at the village of Boca Manu (280 meters above sea level) where we have accommodation. Shelter with showers and toilets.

After breakfast we enter the reserve area where we will have a better opportunity to observe the biodiversity offered by the manu, a brief stop at the park ranger control (LIMONAL WATCHPOINT). The boat trip continues and one begins to realize why Manu is so famous, for his wildlife. On the banks of the river you can see groups of turtles, white caimans (Caiman cocodrylus) or perhaps some capybaras (Hydrochoerus, hydrochaeris) and many more.

In the afternoon we arrive at our safari camp in Cocha Otorongo, (250 meters above sea level) (double beds inside platforms) shortly after we organize a walk to visit the lake and the 30-meter observation tower from where we have the opportunity to observe the wolves of the river Here in the Manu the animals have never been hunted by men. Night in safari camp on platforms with roof double beds with mosquito net. Shared showers and toilets.

The group visits Cocha Salvador today, which is 30 minutes from Cocha Otorongo. Today they explore walking inside the virgin primary forest. We visit the lake to row silently on a catamaran that gives us the chance to observe the wolves of the river again and a great variety of strange birds, the sultana cock (Porphyrula Martinica or the Agamí Heron ( Agamia) and monkeys of different species almost certainly 9 species of the 14 species are observed.Later we walk on the main trails with the guide to learn the functioning and secrets of the tropical forest.

Brief visit to Matchiguenka house to buy some handicrafts In the afternoon we return to our camp in Cocha Otorongo. Night in camp on platforms with a roof. Beds with mosquito net Showers and shared toilets available. Optional night walk.

Very early in the morning, the group will visit the macaw clay lick located in the Salvadorcillo stream, then continue to Pakitza by boat to the last lookout post of the Manu-Pakitza National Park and explore the mammal lick. In the forest observing different species of plants and birds and with great luck animals. Night in camp on platforms beds with mosquito net with roof. Shared showers and toilets available. Optional night walk.

Today we woke up with the howling of the cotomonos, (Alouatta seniculus) unfortunately we have to start our return to Boca Manu we will also have the option to see many other species of birds and more depending on luck and what nature wants us offer.

WE VISIT EITHER THE GOING OR THE RETURN COCHA BRASCO to observe giant otters. Optional a night walk around the Lodge. Night in hostel. Shared showers and toilets.

We continue to return by boat along the Alto Madre de Dios River. On the way we again have the option of seeing many birds and also, with great luck, animals. In the afternoon we are arriving at our hostel in Paititi. We spend the night in the hostel. Private showers and toilets available.

This day is very sad since we have to leave our wonderful jungle full of mysteries and return by boat to Atalaya, then we take a bus to Cusco, on the way we will be able to observe the Cloud Forest again, with an immense variety of flora and fauna and arrive to the city at 6:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.