Jungle Trekking
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Chris • traveled in October
Good tour with good and not so good aspects
4 days 3 nights – Peruvian Tambopata Jungle - M
Margaret • traveled in April
The tour was fantastic and our tour guide was super knowledgeable and helpful. Loved the sacred valley and visiting the various communities. Highly recommend this tour.
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AlberteOlsen • traveled in April
One must visit to Machu Picchu jungle trek if you are looking for a real fun adventurous tour. I would definitely recommend Bamba experience if you are planning to go on such adventure trip. Its very important to have a good service from your tour operator since your entire trip depends on it, and Bamba experience did not leave us disappointed with its service. The highlight of this trip for me was the most efficient tour guide. Returned home happily and with complete satisfaction.
Inca Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu 4D/3N (Biking, Zip-Line & Rafting)
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4 days 3 nights – Peruvian Tambopata Jungle
7 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Very impressed with your radar.haf quick response to all questions and queries.”
Rhona, traveled in January
Lake Sandoval's jungle trails lead through Tambopata National Reserve's rainforest and elevated canopy walkways. Giant otters, monkeys, and caimans roam freely. Expert naturalist guides accompany guests between comfortable lodge stays.
Duration 4 days Destinations Puerto Maldonado, Tambopata National Reserve Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator PVTravels From
- US$411
The Inca Journey
39 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The group is small enough that everyone got to learn about each other. The food in Peru is diverse and delicious.”
mary, traveled in July
Wildlife thrives around G Lodge Amazon in Tambopata. Night walks reveal nocturnal creatures, while canoe trips offer caiman sightings and giant river otters frequent oxbow lakes. Expert naturalist guides, rubber boots, and jungle excursions included.
Duration 10 days Destinations Lima, Cusco, Sacred Valley, Ollantaytambo, Aguas Calientes, Machu Picchu, Rainbow Mountain, Puerto Maldonado, Tambopata National Reserve Age Range Ages 12+ Operator G Adventures From $2,599
15% Off- US$2,209You save $390
Inca Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu 4D/3N (Biking, Zip-Line & Rafting)
15 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Non-stop breath taking views for four days, a quite challenging hike and the Grand Finale, Machu Picchu.”
Tara, traveled in March
Ancient Inca paths wind through cloud forests from Santa Maria to Santa Teresa (1,680m). Dense jungle terrain leads to Aguas Calientes, crossing rivers amid diverse flora. A morning climb to Machu Picchu offers optional Huayna Picchu ascent for panoramic views.
Duration 4 days Destinations Cusco, Ollantaytambo, Santa Maria, Santa Teresa, Aguas Calientes, Machu Picchu Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Bamba Travel From
15% Off- US$678
Tambopata Macaw Clay Lick & Sandoval Lake 5 Days/4 nights
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The locations were similar and totally different all at the same time. The food was very good especially at my second location.”
Alastair, traveled in June
The dense rainforest of Tambopata Reserve harbors 500-year-old trees and diverse wildlife. A challenging 3km trail leads to Lake Sandoval, while night walks reveal nocturnal creatures.
Duration 5 days Destinations Puerto Maldonado, Tambopata National Reserve Age Range Ages 8+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Monte Amazonico Lodge From
15% Off- US$540+$30 upfront costs
Head into Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve at dawn to spot sloths and quetzals in the early light, then add on an optional zip-line ride through the jungle canopy if you're after some adrenaline. A 2-hour walk through Cahuita National Park's rainforest trails brings you face-to-face with capuchins and iguanas.
Duration 8 days Destinations San Jose, Monteverde, La Fortuna, Cahuita, Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, Manzanillo Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator Intrepid Travel From $735
15% Off- US$625You save $110
The ancient Ceiba tree stands sentinel in pristine Amazon rainforest, while Yanayacu River's black waters flow nearby. Canopy walks soar 26 meters high as medicinal plants reveal their secrets below. Nocturnal creatures emerge during guided night hikes.
Duration 4 days Destinations Iquitos Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator PVTravels From
15% Off- US$550
Machu Picchu Jungle Trek 4D/3N (Biking Only)
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The hiking on the 2nd day was a bit tougher than we expected but other than that the physical impact is really not hectic.”
Susan, traveled in April
Peru's jungle landscapes stretch from Malaga Pass through fruit plantations to Santa Maria village. Dense rainforest paths wind to Santa Teresa, rich with diverse flora and fauna. This 3-night adventure in rustic lodges and hotels features expert guides with 5-star ratings.
Duration 4 days Destinations Cusco, Ollantaytambo, Santa Maria, Santa Teresa, Aguas Calientes, Machu Picchu, Huayna Picchu Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Bamba Travel From
15% Off- US$636
What our customers ask about Jungle Trekking
What's the best time to go jungle trekking?
It really depends on where you're heading, but dry seasons usually give you the best experience. If you're going to the Peruvian Amazon, plan your trip between April and October when there's less rain. For Borneo's Kinabatangan area, the sweet spot is March through October. One of our travelers who did the Inca Jungle trek shared some good news: "this tour is at lower altitude, so even though February and March are rainy months, this adventure doesn't get affected by the rain."
How many hours will I hike each day?
Most days you'll be on the trail between 2 and 6 hours. In places like Ecuador's Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve, you'll typically do a 3-hour morning walk through the rainforest, plus maybe a shorter 1 or 2-hour walk in the afternoon. The paths can be pretty different - some are flat and easy along rivers, while others climb up hillsides. Don't worry though - you'll make plenty of stops to look for animals and learn about the forest from your guide.
Where will I sleep during the trek?
Your sleeping spots can range from tent camping to nice eco-lodges. The Inkaterra Hacienda Concepcion near Puerto Maldonado is a good example - it has 25 private cabanas in a huge nature reserve, complete with private bathrooms and mosquito nets. If you're heading somewhere more remote, like Jamu Lodge in Ecuador's Amazon, you'll stay in simpler but clean lodges that focus on being eco-friendly.
How fit do I need to be?
You'll want to be in decent shape since you'll spend about 4-6 hours a day walking through thick forest on uneven ground. In places like Amazonas Basin and Tambopata Reserve, you'll be dealing with humid weather and temperatures between 85-95°F (29-35°C). At Jamu Lodge in the Amazon, for example, you'll walk about 3 hours through the rainforest with your guide, who'll point out wildlife and teach you about plants used as medicine.
How can I get ready for the weather?
Get ready for hot and sticky conditions - temperatures usually run between 75-95°F (24-35°C), and the humidity hits 80-100%. From what our Amazon travelers tell us, drinking lots of water is key, and you'll want to take it easy during activities. As one traveler put it: "The humidity and heat makes the trek challenging, breaks at viewing points and natural pools provide welcome relief."