After enjoying a delicious breakfast, we continued our bus journey for 45 minutes to the port of Atalaya. Along the way we observe coca plantations, fruit trees and a wide variety of orchids. Upon arrival, we embark on a motorized boat that will take us along the Alto Madre de Dios River, where we can spot birds such as herons, fishermen martins and large vultures, highlighting the jungle condor (Sarcoramphus papa). With any luck, it is also possible to observe the jaguar (Panthera onca) on the banks of the river. We stop at natural hot springs to enjoy a medicinal and relaxing swim. If time permits, we visit the native community of Diamante to learn about its traditional homes and wild fruits. In the afternoon we arrived at Boca Manu (280 m above sea level), where we stayed in a hostel with showers and private bathrooms.

After enjoying breakfast, we enter the reserve area, where we will have greater opportunities to observe the extraordinary biodiversity of the Manu. We made a brief stop at the Limonal park ranger checkpoint. During boating we begin to understand why the Manu is so renowned for its wildlife. Along the banks of the river it is possible to observe groups of turtles, white alligators (Caiman crocodilus) and, hopefully, capybaras (Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris), among other animals. In the afternoon we arrive at our hostel, located 250 m s. n. m. After settling in, we take a hike to the lake and visit a 30-meter observation tower, from where it is possible to spot river wolves. In the Manu, animals have never been persecuted by humans. We spent the night in the hostel, on platforms with double beds, mosquito nets, showers and bathrooms for comfort.

The group visits Cocha Salvador today, which is 30 minutes from Cocha Otorongo. During the day, we explored walking within the unspoilt primary forest. We visit the cocha to paddle silently in a catamaran, which gives us the opportunity to observe again the river wolves and a wide variety of exotic birds, such as the cock sultana (Porphyrula martinica) or the heron agamí (Agamia). It is also very likely that we will see monkeys of different species; in fact, we will almost certainly observe at least 12 species present in the area. Later, we hiked the main tracks with the guide to learn about the workings and secrets of the tropical forest. In the afternoon, we returned to our camp in Cocha Otorongo, where we spent the night on roofed platforms. Beds are provided with mosquito nets, and we have showers and shared bathrooms available. In addition, an optional evening walk is offered for those wishing to participate.

After enjoying a delicious breakfast, we continue our journey along the imposing Madre de Dios River and the majestic Manu until we reach the hostel, which is very close to the impressive Collpa de Macamayos. Once there, we embark on a hike to explore the various trotters around the hostel, where we will spend the night. This hostel has bathrooms for guests' convenience. It is the perfect place to immerse yourself even further in the beauty and tranquility of the Amazon rainforest as we prepare to witness the unique spectacle of macaws in the collpa. It will be an unforgettable experience amid the exuberant nature of the Manu.

After a delicious and nutritious breakfast, we will continue our itinerary by boat to observe the spectacular Collpa de Macamayos Coloridos from a platform or a typical catamaran of the area. We will enjoy an impressive show of birds of great variety in their natural habitat. Then we will take the boat to Puerto Colorado, a journey that will take about 3 hours by boat. From there, we will transfer by vehicles to Puerto Carlo, then take the vehicle that will take us to Puerto Maldonado where we will spend the night.

On our last day after enjoying breakfast we will transfer to the bus station to return to Cusco, the duration of the trip by local bus is 8 hours (the local bus is included in the program). The time of arrival in Cusco depends on the itinerary of the bus. At this point if you want, you can take a flight to Cusco (45 minutes) or Lima (2 hours); the flight is not included in the program.