Exploring the Wonders of the Amazon

Welcome to Puerto Maldonado, the vibrant capital of Madre de Dios province, boasting the largest expanse of untouched forests in the Amazon region. Positioned in southeastern Peru, where the Tambopata River meets the Madre de Dios River, this biodiverse haven earns its title as "the capital of biodiversity." Here, ecotourism thrives, offering immersive experiences deep within the jungle where indigenous tribes harmoniously coexist with the abundant flora and fauna.

Discover the wonders of nature at every turn as you embark on multi-day expeditions deep into the heart of Tambopata National Park. Cruise along the Madre de Dios River, immersing yourself in the rich tapestry of Amazonian life while forging connections with indigenous communities. Nearby, the renowned Manu National Park calls, designated as a UNESCO biosphere reserve and World Heritage Site for its unparalleled ecological diversity.

From lowland rainforests to Andean mountains, Manu National Park protects a variety of ecological zones. Explore its varied terrain, which rises to heights of 4200 meters above sea level and 144 meters above it. Puerto Maldonado, which is easily reached from Cusco by bus or plane, is the entry point to this natural wonderland, providing a smooth transition from the busy city to the peaceful countryside. Flights to this magical location from Lima make it possible for every visitor to go off on a voyage of exploration in Puerto Maldonado and beyond.