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Tambopata Research Center
The Tambopata Research Center has been enlarged to be a 24 bedroom lodge built with the object of lodging tourists and researchers alike and of protecting the adjacent macaw clay lick. Tambopata Research Center is an excellent place for in depth explorations of Amazonian nature and wildlife. There are no humans nearby, so sightings of monkeys, macaws and other large species become more frequent. Jaguars are sometimes seen near the river bank! (35% of visitor's saw one in 2017)
Designed using traditional, low impact native architecture to provide the creature comforts necessary for enhancing the wilderness experience without compromising its authenticity. Bedrooms open out onto the surrounding rainforest, allowing you to enjoy this diverse ecosystem even during downtime, with wild animals, including monkeys, often visible from the lodge. 
The Research Center offers:
  • Unobstructed view of forest ten meters from lodge perimeter maximizes wildlife encounter possibilities..
  • Buffet meals combine international, Peruvian and local cuisine. Vegetarians are welcome.
  • Guides are young, English-speaking Peruvian biologists who. Additionally, the presence of professional researchers at different times of the year may present ample opportunity to interact with them.
  • An experienced, well-trained staff hired at a 2.5:1 tourist to staff ratio assures excellent service throughout your stay.
  • Walks on trails are kept at a 6:1 tourist to guide ratio, increasing wildlife encounter opportunities.
  • Two Macaw Claylicks – A trip to the Tambopata Research Centre includes a visit to the two most important clay licks in the region: Colorado and Chuncho. Visit these special portions of river bank while Macaws and parrots make a raucous and colorful spectacle which inspired a National Geographic cover story.
  • 5 Distinct Pristine Habitats – Close and easy hikes to bamboo, flood plain, terra firma, palm and riverine rainforest habitats.
  • Herds of White Lipped Peccaries – Tambopata Research Centers location inside a huge and pristine rainforest means peccaries roam the area. Herds of one hundred or more individuals visit the lodge garden frequently to gather nuts from its palm trees.
  • Macaw Research and Conservation –Much groundbreaking macaw conservation research has been carried out from the TRC and you will likely have the chance during your stay to talk with macaw biologists, ecologists and other experts staying at the TRC while they do fieldwork.
  • Canopy Tower – During your stopover at Refugio Amazonas you will be able to climb the 30 meter scaffolding tower for expansive views of the rainforest and sightings of colorful toucans and parrots against a green backdrop
  • Did you know? 35% of boats headed to TRC saw Jaguars in 2017! This is because the Tambopata region hosts plenty of peccaries, tapirs, and other animals that are food for them. So you get plenty of jaguars. In addition, much of the Tambopata River between before TRC is strictly protected wilderness. Therefore, this is precisely where you see the big cats. 

Activities

The lodge now offers a la carte itineraries. The activities are offered 4 times a day - early morning, morning , afternoon and evening. Check with your guide for exact start times and to plan your itinerary, selecting 1 activity per time period. All excursions have a maximum of 6 people except for the Colorado Macaw Clay Lick and Sunset cruise, which allow 10 people, and the evening lecture

Early Morning 

Colorado Macaw Clay Lick - 2.5 hours, level 1
Jaguar Search at Dawn - 2 hours, level 1
Hardcore Birdwatching - 4 hours, level 3

Morning  & Afternoon

Beginner's Birding - 2 hours, level 1
World of Butterflies - 2 hours, level 1
Secrets of the Surroundings - 1.5 hours, level 1
Blue and Yellow Macaw Trail - 1.5 hours, level 1
Ceiba Walk  - 1.5 hours, level 1
Monkey Walk - short = 1.5 hours, level 1, long = 2.5 hours, level 2
Amazon Overlook Trail - 1.5 hours, level 2
Island Exploration and Pond - 2 hours, level 2
Toucan's Trail - 3 hours, level 2
Macaw Project Nest Visit - , 1.5 hours, level 2
Enthusiastic Birding - 2.5 hours, level 2
Hardcore Birdwatching - 4 hours, level 3
Amazon Creek Hike - 3 hours, level 3,
Bamboo Trail - 3 hours, level 3 
Palm Swamp Trail - 3 hours, level 3
Adventure to the Bowl - 4 hours, level 3
Rainforest Master Hike - 1/2 day, level 3

Afternoon

Sunset cruise - 1.5 hours, level 1

Evening 

Hardcore Birdwatching - 4 hours, level 3
Rainforest by Night - 1 hours, level 1
Macaw Project Lecture - 45 minutes
Tambopata Research Center, the most remote eco-lodge in South America, now has exclusive access which reduces travel time from the city from 8 hours to only 3 hours and a half.
Through this new route, explorers will be able to arrive at the lodge on the same day and thus maximize their experience in the heart of the Tambopata National Reserve

In summary:
  1. Expeditions to Tambopata Research Center will no longer include the first night at Refugio Amazonas
  2. Transfers will still have the escort of the National Police of Peru and will be accompanied by other lodges within the area.
  3. Travel journey will now be:
  • Airport - Office: 5 minutes
  • Office - River Port Philadelphia: 1 hour
  • River Philadelphia Port - TRC: 2 hours 30 minutes
  1. Leaving Puerto Maldonado at 1:30 pm travelers will arrive at Refugio Amazonas at 3:30 pm and to TRC at 5:00 pm (estimated time)
  2. The new check-out time at TRC will be at 7:30 am arriving at Puerto Maldonado office at 11:00 am (estimated time)
Thinking of providing the best experience to your travelers, all reservations from November 1st traveling to Refugio Amazonas and Tambopata Research Center will take this new route.
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8 Superior rooms
8 Comfort rooms
4 Suite rooms
4 Deluxe
​Suites
sq. m. or ft.
21 / 226
44.5 / 479
54.8 / 590
84.8 / 913
bed size
sgl or dbl
2 full
2 full or king
2 full or king
extra bed
no
no
yes
yes
mosquito net
yes
yes
yes
yes
hot shower
yes
yes
yes
yes
eco-friendly toiletries
yes
yes
yes
yes
hammock
no
yes
yes
yes
safe deposit box
yes
yes
yes
yes
electricity*
yes
yes
yes
yes
wi fi
common areas
yes
yes
yes
* Three times a day in common areas and Superior rooms. 24 hours in Comfort, Suites and Deluxe Suites
​Deluxe suites will also have a private deck, outdoor living room and plunge pool
2020-2021 Price per person double occupancy in US$ : (valid Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 2021) ​
3 days
superior
comfort
suite
deluxe
double
$658
$774
$918
$1064
single
$876
$1050
$1246
$1440
4 days
-
-
-
-
double
$987
$1161
$1377
$1596
single
$1314
$1575
$1869
$2160
5 days
-
-
-
-
double 
$1316
$1548
$1836
$2128
single
$1752
$2100
$2492
$2880
extra day
-
-
-
-
double
$329
$387
$459
$532
single
$438
$525
$623
$720
a $75 per person park fee will be added to all Tambopata Research Center programs

​Prices are with standard room when at Refugio Amazonas. Can upgrade for extra cost.

​IMPORTANT NOTE - NEW FIXED DEPARTURES TRANSFERS
• Transfer In - Two daily departures: 1pm and 2pm
• Transfer Out - From Tambopata Research Center - One daily: 7:30am arriving back to Puerto Maldonado at 11am (estimated time)
For departures from Tambopata Research Center a flight is needed after 12:30 noon.
**Paxs arriving on LA2073 at 8AM will have to wait at the office until fixed departure
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Reservations and Cancellations Policies:
We need:
Final Rooming list 30 days prior to departure date 
Re-Confirmation 07 days prior to departure date 

Modification without Penalty is ok 07 days prior to departure date Cancellation without penalty is ok  07 days prior to departure date 

*Rooming list must contain the following information: 
• First & Last name 
• Passport number 
• Country of origin 
• Birth date 
• Language preference for guiding 
• Arrival and departure information to and from Puerto Maldonado, including flight code number to print the boarding pass when leaving from Puerto Maldonado. 
• Please report any dietary restrictions or physical condition that we should be aware of.
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