Tambopata Research Center sits deep within the Tambopata National Reserve, positioned beside the largest known macaw clay lick in the world, a defining wildlife spectacle of the Peruvian Amazon.
Simple, comfortable rooms set within the research station’s grounds, reflecting its origins as a scientific field site.
Hearty, well-prepared meals served communally at the lodge.
Dawn visits to the macaw clay lick, guided rainforest walks, and access to ongoing macaw research conducted on site.
The clay lick draws hundreds of macaws and parrots daily, alongside giant otter, tapir and jaguar within the surrounding reserve.
The dawn macaw clay lick spectacle, with dozens of species gathering simultaneously, is one of the most photographed wildlife events in the Amazon.
The centre anchors one of the longest-running macaw research projects in the world, directly informing conservation policy across the region.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
