Madidi National Park, jungles of Bolivia, jungle tours

The remote parts of the Madidi National Park are some of our favorite trips here at Mountain Adventures, and are sure to become yours too. This is one of the last remaining areas of uninhabited, undisturbed rainforest in the entire Amazon basin, enabling you to experience a large variety of
The tours begin in small jungle town of Rurrenabaque, you'll travel by river using motorized dugout boats to gain access deep into the heart of the Madidi National Park, far beyond the usual tourist stops, and into the home of Tapir, Caimen, Capybara, Jaguar, monkeys, Macaws, Toucans, and more. Jaguarundi, Collared Peccary, River otter, Giant Armadillo, and Giant Anteater may also be seen in addition to the exceptionally abundant birdlife. Some other Amazon favorites inhabit the rivers such as Piranha, freshwater Stingrays and, in some areas, the rare freshwater Pink Dolphin. This is only a small sample since 44% of all New World mammal species, 38% of tropical amphibian species and more than 1100 avian species are represented here in the Madidi National Park. Day hikes will allow you to truly experience the lush rainforest and learn a few of it's secrets.
Awaken at dawn to the primeval roar of the Howler monkeys, travel through constantly changing scenery by day as we move into more remote and smaller rivers, and then drift off to sleep at night watching a fantasy scene as fireflies flitter through the black jungle canopy. The magical, mystical jungle with sounds, sights and smells like nowhere else.
The trips end with a visit to one of the most striking Macaw saltlicks to be found anywhere.
A 3-day excursion to the Pampas where you'll see freshwater Dolphin, Anaconda and many wading birds can be combined with any of these jungle trips. Check with us for details.