The Amazon
The Bolivian Amazon Basin has the largest virgin jungle in South America. This remote region has remained mostly intact due to the country’s strong preservation projects. There are eight National Parks, the Amboro and the Madidi being the most important. You can take an Amazonian Safari, staying at a local farm and taking day trips out to see the region’s diverse fauna: capybaras, alligators, puma, jaguars, and several species of monkeys and birds, including the blue and yellow macaw. Or you may prefer the Ecological and Cultural Cruise up the Mamore River.
Flotel Reina de Enin
Ecological and Cultural Cruise
5 days, from £692.00
Comfortable cruise up the Mamore River in the Reina de Enin riverboat. We will not only see the wildlife of the Amazon, but also experience the way of life of the native Indians. Activities include walks through the jungle, horseback riding, motorboat excursions, canoe excursions with native guides, visits to the Mocovi Wildlife Reserve, or simply swim, go kayaking, fishing or just relaxing under the sun.
Madidi National Park
Rurrenabaque and Madidi National Park
7 days, from £2,055.00
The Madidi National Park is one of the largest and with the richest variety of flora and fauna in Bolivia. It spans from the Andes Royal Range to the Amazon basin, and has many and diverse habitats, from mountain forest, to lowland savannas and tropical Rainforest. Here we will see pink river dolphins, tapir, anaconda, lizards, caimans, a great variety of birds and several species of monkeys. We will ride down the Tuichi River, go for short treks into the jungle and visit the Chalalan Lagoon.
