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Tambopata

Collpas Tambopata Inn

Tambopata River, at the edge of the Tambopata National Reserve, 30 minutes upriver by boat

Collpas Tambopata Inn is the lodge where our Tambopata tours stay, on the Tambopata River at the edge of the Tambopata National Reserve, in the Madre de Dios region of southeastern Peru. From Puerto Maldonado it is about 2 hours by car to the river and 30 minutes upriver by boat. It has private rooms with bathroom and mosquito nets, free Wi-Fi and a 50 m (165 ft) canopy tower, and the Chuncho macaw clay lick is about an hour upriver by boat.

Rooms and meals

  • Private rooms with their own bathroom and shower, towels and mosquito nets on the beds.
  • Free Wi-Fi at the lodge.
  • Three meals a day, buffet style, with vegetarian and vegan options, prepared by our cook.
  • Self-service tea and coffee, and drinking water.
  • Radio communication and a first aid kit with snake antivenom.

What you can do from the lodge

The lodge sits in primary forest, with trails right behind it. On the first afternoon our guide walks you 2 to 3 km (1.2 to 1.9 mi) into the forest to learn about medicinal plants and look for the area’s seven monkey species, and the walk ends at the canopy tower, with a view over the top of the rainforest.

Travelers with a spotting scope on top of the canopy tower near Collpas Tambopata Inn
Travelers on top of the 50 m (165 ft) canopy tower.
  • Chuncho macaw clay lick: about an hour upriver by boat at dawn, with breakfast in front of the clay lick.
  • Caimans by night: a boat ride with a spotlight along the Tambopata River.
  • Kayaking on the Tambopata River or into the Malinowski River.
  • Fishing on the Gato stream, 30 minutes downriver, or on the Tambopata River.
  • Mammal clay lick: a 5 to 8 km (3 to 5 mi) trail through the forest, on our 4-day tour.
  • Night walks to look for frogs, spiders, tarantulas and sometimes snakes.

Getting there

Fly or take the bus to Puerto Maldonado. We pick you up at the airport or bus station, drive about 2 hours to the Tambopata River and take our boat 30 minutes upriver to the lodge, so you arrive around midday. You stay two nights on our classic 3-day tour and 3-day tour with Sandoval Lake, and three nights on our 4-day tour. Questions about the lodge? Message Percy Huanca on WhatsApp at +51 972 727 516.

What you can see nearby

  • Chuncho macaw clay lick, 1 hour upriver by boat
  • 50 m (165 ft) canopy tower
  • Primary forest trails
  • Gato stream, 30 minutes downriver
  • Mammal clay lick, on a 5–8 km trail

Tours that stay here