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Piranha Fishing and Bird Watching

Puerto Maldonado - Perú

3 hours

From

US$70.00

per person

Early booking: 1 day
Minimum capacity : 1 people
Maximum capacity : 20 people
Age: +18 years
EN

Adults

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Summary:

This is an activity full of fun because includes the opportunity of visiting a small lake to do piranha fishing. After this, the adventure continues at the Parrot Clay lick. This is a funny way to learn about the jungle.

Description:

This is a short excursion in the Peruvian Jungle. After a 30 minute drive from Puerto Maldonado there are some lakes with big palm trees. From this point onward the adventure continues in a canoe to do some piranha fishing like the locals.

After fishing, the riverbank is going to become the stage for one of the most spectacular natural shows of the world. The boat is going to be run aground next to the river side to watch the parrots that go there to feed on the salts and minerals of the clay. Hopefully we will see more than 100 parrots!

Know before you go:

Comfortable clothes and walking shoes.
A fleece for the boat ride along the river
Sunblock, hat or cap to protect you from the sun
Local currency in case you want to buy a souvenir.
Bottle of water
Bathing suit
Snacks for the journey
Mosquito repellent
Rain jacket

Day 1

Starting time 06:30:00 hs

Piranha Fishing

Puerto Maldonado - Perú
Duration: 1 hour
ENGLISH
06:30:00 - 07:30:00
Important information

We will take a small canoe with which we will start our fishing activity.

Bird Watching

Puerto Maldonado - Perú
Duration: 1 hour
ENGLISH
07:30:00 - 08:30:00
Important information

We will be close to the shore to witness the activity of parrots that come down to this area to feed on the salts and minerals in the clay, hopefully we will see more than 100 parrots!