Cruise on the Madre de Dios River in search of the wildlife that surfaces during nighttime. Identify the behavior various animals such as capybaras, white caimans and nightjars, as they take advantage of the dark to roam around the Amazonian riverbanks.

Duration: 1/4 day

Difficulty level: I

Schedule: Night (6:30 pm)

Attractions: Astronomy / Photography

Recommended for children.

While walking under the tree shades that intensify the Amazonian darkness, tune up your senses to identify the lively sounds of birds, mammals, insects and amphibians that wander around the forest during nighttime.

Duration: 1/4 day

Difficulty level: I

Schedule: Afternoon

Attractions: Footprints / Birds / Frogs / Astronomy

Visit the Inkaterra Association’s orchard, where organic native goods are cultivated. Learn the diverse phases of sustainable horticulture: the preparation of recycled compost; sowing and harvesting vegetables, fine herbs and tropical plants; using natural fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides.

Duration: 1/4 day

Difficulty level: I

Schedule: Morning

Attractions: Native food / Medicinal plants

Explore a 30Ha permanent-plot area for rainforest restoration and conservation, where Inkaterra Asociación has registered up to 19 native palm species. Learn about the rainforest’s survival mechanisms including natural seed dispersion, as well as the characteristics and cultural meaning of trees within the Palmetum, such as the yarina (vegetable ivory) or the walking palm, which moves its roots in search of sunlight.

Duration: 1/4 day

Difficulty level: I

Schedule: Morning

Attractions: Medicinal plants

Recommended for children.

After a 20-minute walk, visit a natural water pool known as Carachamayo. Learn about the ecosystem where these waterholes are found and about carachama fishing (Pseudoinelepis genibardis), freshwater fish native to the Peruvian Amazon, known for their nutritional value.

Duration: 1/4 day

Difficulty level: I

Schedule: Afternoon

Attractions: Native skill / Native food