● Sea Kayaking: Quieter than motorboats, kayaks can be one of the best ways to access rainforest wildlife along the Tambopata river. These sea kayaks give the paddler more maneuverability to make quick turns when they spot an interesting bird, such as a Macaw, or mammal such as a Capybara. And for those looking for more of an adventure than simply paddling, it is possible to access white water during time of the year when the Tambopata river is at higher levels.
● Tree Climbing: Use ropes and harnesses to climb more than 30 meters to the top of one of Tambopata’s emergent trees. After the total body workout it takes to reach the top, you will have a birds-eye view of the forest canopy.
● Stand-Up Paddle (SUP) Boarding: While SUP boarding has had a presence in the surfing world since the 1960’s, it has recently brought its presence to the Peruvian Amazon. While some enjoy these long and wide boards for riding waves, others appreciate the core workout involved in stand-up paddling. This can be an excellent way to not only access the Tambopata river, but feel apart of it as you paddle upstream, then ride back down with the flow of the river.
● Mountain Biking: Cruse through various types of temperate rainforest on a mountain bike circut. Trails are designed to give you the right amount of challenge while allowing you to enjoy the sights around you.
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