The entrance fee to Macaw Clay Lick is not included
in our programs:
Price for Macaw Licks US$ 30.00 per person.
Single Room: Price is increased by 30% over
published rate.
Services in our lodge:
The facilities we offer are built of rustic material
from the area. There a total of 45 rooms and comfortable ecological
bungalows. The environment of each room is properly furnished
with screens to keep insects out; a room with comfortable
hammocks and the bedroom has two beds and a private bathroom.
We have a reception to welcome to you, an ample dinning room,
a bar where exotic drinks are prepared by our bartender, a
library and a living room for esoteric sessions.
Transport:
The Lodge uses only properly equipped safari buses, with capacity
for 25 passengers, to transfer them from/to the Puerto Maldonado
airport. We also posses our own motor boats for smooth and
swift trips down the Madre de Dios River to the Lodge.
Meals:
Our chefs prepare traditional rainforest and other dishes
typical of the region, such as Juanes (a version of Tamales),
a meal symbolizing the annual harvest; as well as Paca (a
large rodent of the Guinea Pig type), Palmito (Palm Hearts),
and savoury dishes of fish from the surrounding rivers,
such as Dorado, Doncella, Salton. Our chefs are also specialized
in vegetarian cuisine.
Some suggestion to bring - Recommendations:
Health and Safety: On arrival your guide
will inform you of things to do and what not to do when
around the lodge and in the forest. Malaria is endemic to
the forest. We suggest you come prepared with plenty of
insect repellent and your and anti-malaria medication. Yellow
Fever: Present thought not common. Vaccination certificates
are always checked on arrival at the airport in Puerto Maldonado,
so ensure yours is up to date before you arrive. Vaccination
free of charge at airport in Puerto Maldonado.
Clothing: For walks in the forest bring:
light weight, tight weave, loose fitting, long pants, long
sleeved shirts, a brimmed hat, hiking or tennis shoes. Rubber
boots are available but in limited sizes only. T-shirts,
shorts and sandals/light socks are recommended for use around
the lodge. It can get cool in the early morning, especially
when on the river, a wind jacket, and pullover should be
brought. Rain gear, Come prepared with an appropriate rain
jacket or poncho, rain can be heavy at times. Rain ponchos
are available at the lodge, but for use only on the trails.
Swimming suits for the Gallocunca stream and lakes.
Personal Items: Apart from items of individual
importance like books, toiletries, etc. we recommend the
following as essential:
Sun screen, flashlight/batteries, day pack, water bottle,
personal medications, sunglasses, binoculars, pocket knife,
passport, zip lock bags, energy snacks, insect repellent,.
Additional items for those planning to visit the Tambopata
Macaw Clay Lick: Duffel bag with a waterproof lining (or
heavy duty plastic bag) to carry items sensitive to moisture.
Waterproof case for your camera. Towel and swimming gear.
Personal Information: The marine authorities
request the full personal information of the passengers
like names, surnames, nationalities, passport number, ages,
a day prior to your trip in order to get the sailing permit
for the boat leaving to our TJL.
Luggage: You need not bring everything
with you to the lodge. Your trip will be more relaxing if
only the essential are brought. WE SUGGEST YOU PREPARE A
DAY BEFORE YOUR TRIP A LARGE DAY PACK, whole contents can
be left behind at the lodge during your stay and which can
be used during your forest excursions. YOU MAIN LUGGAGE
CAN BE LEFT IN OUR STORE ROOM IN PUERTO MALDONADO IN A A
SEPARATE BAG.
Beverages: A fully stocked bar serving
soft drinks, beer, bottle water, wine and spirits is available
at extra cost. Coffee/tea are on constant supply throughout
your stay without charge.
Photography: If you are planning to bring
your camera we recommend that you use film of 400 ASA or
higher for the twilight world under the canopy. Normal 100
ASA can be used when out on the river or lakes Protect your
equipment against moisture with waterproof cases.
Tipping: guiding staff and lodge personal,
is acceptable, at your discretion, when you feel they have
gone beyond their normal job requirements and should be
compensated by you for it.
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