Day 2 starts peacefully with a warm cup of coffee or tea before setting off by boat along the Tambopata River. As we cruise for over 30 minutes, we may spot wildlife such as jaguars, anacondas, or capybaras. We arrive at the Chuncho Clay Lick, where hundreds of macaws and parrots gather in a spectacular display of color and sound to feed on mineral-rich clay. We spend about three hours observing this natural wonder while enjoying a delicious country-style breakfast. Afterward, we navigate through smaller branches of the river in search of more wildlife, including tapirs, monkeys, turtles, alligators, wild pigs, and even river cats. In the afternoon, we head back toward the city and visit Lake Yacumama, famous for its vibrant sunsets and abundant birdlife. A rowboat tour allows us to spot black alligators, herons, ducks, and possibly a family of otters. We might catch and release piranhas for photos before returning to the lodge to rest after a full day of adventure.

One of the best times to observe wildlife is during sunrise or sunset. We depart at dawn by boat to reach Sandoval Lake, inside the Tambopata National Reserve. After a 3 km walk along a wooden trail, surrounded by vibrant fauna, we board a rowboat to explore the lake. Here we may spot black caimans, giant otters, herons, turtles, monkeys, macaws, and wild ducks. We return to the lodge for lunch before noon. In the afternoon, we visit a Matsigenka family to learn about their customs and traditions. They teach us how to use bows and arrows, weave cotton, and make fire using only natural materials. At sunset, we return to the lodge. After dark, we head into the forest with flashlights for a night walk, searching for nocturnal animals like porcupines, sloths, insects, reptiles, night monkeys, and owls. We return for dinner and rest after an exciting day in the jungle.

After enjoying a delicious breakfast and taking a short rest, we will embark on a leisurely walk along a path where we will discuss the towering giant trees. We will arrive at one of these ancient trees, over 700 years old, and begin our hanging bridges experience. These bridges are suspended between the trees, offering breathtaking views of the rich fauna that inhabit the canopy layer of the forest. Collpa Chuncho tour's opportunities to observe exotic species are immense Keep your eyes peeled for toucans, hummingbirds, woodpeckers, monkeys, lizards, orchids, and other exotic plants and animals. In the afternoon, we will return to the city to retrieve any luggage you may have left behind, before heading to the airport or bus station, depending on your travel plans.