Free-roaming Brown Capuchin Monkeys inhabit the thick Cloud Forests, one of the few places in South America where these wild monkeys have learned to take bananas from a visitor's hand. Continue to the Amazon Lowlands. Board motorized 15 meter riverboats for the trip down the Alto Madre de Dios River. Caimans, turtles, capybaras, and even the occasional ocelot, jaguar, and tapir roam the riverbanks. Camping on the sand bars between the river and the jungle.
Guided night walks for the sight and sound enjoyment of nocturnal animals.
Riverboat down the Madre de Dios River to the Manu BioStation Reserve Area, a private 35,000-acre nature reserve on the Blanco River. Platform Camp at the Manu BioStation on the Blanco River. Here you are located minutes from the most visitable section of Cocha Blanco, the best mature oxbow lake in the Manu Wilderness. About a 22 minute walk from the Manu BioStation is a new, spectacular, parrot lick with a controlled terrestrial blind about 45 meters from the clay lick itself. Explore the Primary Rainforest surrounding the incredible Camunga Lake, home to a family of Giant Otters and hundreds of bird species.