Have a look at the many different half-day, full-day or overnight tours you can participate in while you stay at the lodge.

For package tour itineraries that are all-inclusive, click here.

Kayak Madre de Dios River - Half-day: 40 US$
The river Madre de Dios flows slowly, there are no rapids and our kayaks are designed for beginners. You will paddle about 3 hours down the river, enjoying the jungle, tropical agriculture and the animals. You can stop whereever you want for swimming and exploring the nature. During the dry season (April to October) you can do some goldmining yourself (we will teach you how) on the beaches of Madre de Dios.

Kayak Madre de Dios River - Full day: 50 US$
Same as the half-day tour above, but you will paddle about 6 hours and you will have lunch on a beach of the river Madre de Dios.
Don't forget strong sunblock!

Kayak Tambopata River - Full day: 55 US$
The Tambopata river is narrower than the Madre de Dios river, but it flows very slowly and there are no rapids. There is more jungle to see and no big goldmining. You will paddle about 6 hours on your own pace and stop whereever you wish. Lunch on a sandy beach.
Don't forget strong sunblock!

Kayaking Tambopata River by night - 1 night: 55 US$
Kayaking by night is one of the best ways to see animals. There is no boat traffic, many animals come down to the river to drink, the caymans don't hide any more and with your flashlight you spot the eyes of animals quickly. Late dinner on a beach with a nap, take your time to experience the sunrise on Tambopata river. For this nighttrip you should have done some kayaking before and carry a headlight and a strong flashlight to spot animals.


Kayak Lake Tupac Amaru and Madre de Dios River - Full day: 55 US$
This kayaktour is physically demanding because you have to carry the kayak downhill 150 m to lake Tupac Amaru (2 person for the 26 kg kayak). Birdwatching and piraña fishing on the lake. We will pass a very narrow channel to reach another lake which has no name. Lunch in the shade of the jungle. In the afternoon you have to carry the kayaks 150 m to the river Madre de Dios. We paddle about 3 hours downriver, watch professional goldminers and you can do some goldmining yourself during dry season (April to October).
Don't forget strong sunblock!
The pirañas you fished will be cooked and served for dinner at Anaconda Lodge.

Kayak Lake Tupac Amaru and Madre de Dios River - 2 days / 1 night: 100 US$
Same as above, but we camp one night at lake Tupac Amaru. In the night we do some cayman-watching with our kayaks and of course we will see other nocturnal animals. Camping one night away from civilisation and listening to all the sounds of insects, frogs, birds and nocturnal mammals is the real jungle experience. And when you get up early in the morning to kayak the lake and channel you have the best chance for birding and watching other animals or fishing. Dinner and breakfast at the camp, lunch before we start to run down Madre de Dios.
What you fish the fist day you cook for dinner at the camp, second day fish you have for dinner at Anaconda Lodge.

Lake Sandoval - Full day: 65 US$
The famous Sandoval lake is located in the Tambopata Reserve Zone, where nature is protected, no fishing is allowed at the lake. Because of its beauty and the easy access it has become very touristic the last few years. The government charges a entrance fee and oblige you to hire a licensed guide (all included in our price).
After 1/2 hour downriver Madre de Dios by peque-pueque motorboat you walk one and a half hour through the jungle to reach the lake Sandoval. On the boat tour (no motor) you will see turtles, hoatzins, macaws, herons, kingfisher and many other exotic birds and you have more than a 50 % chance to see monkeys and giant river otters. Lunch near the lake. Jungle tour and back to Madre de Dios, where the boat awaits you to bring you back to Puerto Maldonado and Anaconda Lodge.

Ayahuasca Ceremony in the Ceremonial Cabin of Anaconda Lodge - 1 night: 50 US$
An opportunity to take Ayahuasca with a renowned shaman in our specially designed circular Ceremonial Cabin.
Ayahuasca is a plant medicine that has been used by the inhabitants of the Amazon in Peru for thousands of years, and is a very powerful healer. We recommend you to plan to relax the night after taking the medicine, as it can be very intense mentally and physically.

For more information about the excursions, don't hesitate to contact us!