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Von einem Aussichtpunkt haben wir einen weiten Blick über das Flusstal und Atalaya. Dort angekommen gehen wir an Bord unseres motorisierten Kanus, mit dem wir die ca. 8 stündige Fahrt auf dem Rio Alto Madre de Dios bis ins Tiefland antreten.
After an early breakfast we continue with our minibus: we pass the village of Pilcopata and cross the river of the same name to get to the small port of Atalaya (600 m). On the way we stop at an animal rescue station and to look for orchids. We also go on a walk along the road to look for monkeys and birds. From Atalaya we navigate for about 8 hours in a 15-meter motorized canoe down the Alto Madre de Dios River to get to the lowland rainforest. Today we enjoy the changing landscape and have the opportunity to see wildlife along the rocky banks of the river, such as Fasciated Tiger Herons, Kingfishers, Skimmers, Vultures, caimans and some of the 13 species of monkeys that live in Manu. On the way we stop in Boca Manu, or Fitzcarrald, the main village of Manu. In the afternoon we arrive at Maquisapayoj Lodge (“Place of the Black Spider Monkey”). Evening night walk to see insects, frogs, snakes etc.
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Von einem Aussichtpunkt haben wir einen weiten Blick über das Flusstal und Atalaya. Dort angekommen gehen wir an Bord unseres motorisierten Kanus, mit dem wir die ca. 4 stündige Fahrt auf dem Rio Alto Madre de Dios antreten.
After an early breakfast we continue with our minibus: we pass the village of Pilcopata and cross the river of the same name to get to the small port of Atalaya (600 m). On the way we stop at an animal rescue station and to look for orchids. We also go on a walk along the road to look for monkeys and birds. From Atalaya we navigate for about 4- 5 hours in a 15-meter motorized canoe down the Alto Madre de Dios River. Today we enjoy the changing landscape and have the opportunity to see wildlife along the rocky banks of the river, such as Fasciated Tiger Herons, Purplish Jays, Skimmers, Vultures, caimans and some of the 13 species of monkeys that live in Manu. In the early afternoon we reach the Pantiacolla Mountains, which form the transition zone between Andes and lowland forest. We explore some of the trails to observe typical animals of this habitat (400m), night at the Lodge. Evening night walk to see insects, frogs, snakes etc.