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Experience a Manu National Park tour from Cusco 4 days of exploring regions that reach nearly 4,200 meters in elevation and sections of the Amazon basin lowlands. Manu National Park comprises several areas: a restricted-use zone (featuring untouched forests and indigenous communities, only open to researchers); a reserved zone (dedicated to recreation and research); and a recovery zone (aimed at rehabilitating disturbed regions)
4 Days 3 Nights
4 Days Time
Moderate
400 msnm
Culture & Nature
02 Min & 10 Max
Manu National Park is a conservation area in southeastern Peru, located between the departments of Cusco and Madre de Dios. It functions as a place where indigenous groups reside and preserve their cultural practices, but it also features vast, diverse natural areas, allowing visitors to interact with indigenous groups such as the Machiguenga, the Yine, and the Amarakaeri, while discovering their traditions, languages, and ecological practices.
The area serves as an ecotourism center, highlighting the conservation of cultural heritage and the adjacent rainforest ecosystem. On this 4-day tour of the Manu National Reserve from Cusco you’ll discover the highlights and must-do activities in the Peruvian rainforest.
Availability: Daily Departures All Departures are 100% Guaranteed. If You’re Booked, You are Going, We won’tCusco Cancel your Trip !!!
How to Book?: Send us all Your Personal information as well as a Deposit of 30% and the Final Balance will be paid once you are in Cusco.
Group Service: Price per person: are based on Number of people departing that date:
1 Person – Manu Jungle Tour US$1,600
2 People – Manu Jungle Tour US$800
3 People – Manu Jungle Tour US$750
4 People – Manu Jungle Tour US$700
5 People – Manu Jungle Tour US$650
6 People – Manu Jungle Tour US$600
7 + People – Manu Jungle Tour US$550
Private Service: Price per person: Upon Request
Recommended for Honeymooners, Families with children & Groups of Friends (02 Persons Minimum)
If you are a group of 02 we depart (No matter if you have paid as GROUP SERVICE). We NEVER pass our people onto another operator as most agencies do here in cusco.
Most people automatically assume that the weather is hot in South America, but because of the higher altitude in the Andes, the temperature can feel quite cold, especially at night. We recommend the use of a duffel bag or backpack, whichever is easiest for you to carry. A good size daypack is also essential.
List of things you must bring:
If you are thinking about experiencing the Amazon rainforest, these FAQs for a 4-day Manu National Park tour from Cusco will help you resolve the most common questions before your trip. Here you will find advice on what to bring, the best season to visit, what the accommodations are like, and everything you need to enjoy a safe and adventure-filled experience in Manu.
It’s the accessible area of Manu National Park, where visitors can explore diverse ecosystems, wildlife, and indigenous communities.
The tour includes guided hikes, boat rides, visits to local communities, wildlife watching, and opportunities to see the flora and fauna of the Amazon.
You’ll typically travel by road from Cusco to Puerto Maldonado, followed by a boat ride to the park.
The best time to visit is during the dry season, from May to September.
Expect to see monkeys, macaws, caimans, toucans, parrots, tapirs, giant river otters, and more.
Yes, visiting the Cultural Zone is generally safe, especially when traveling with a professional guide.
The tour is moderate in difficulty, with daily hikes and boat rides through the rainforest.
Yes, boat rides are conducted by experienced local guides who are familiar with the waterways.
Essential items include lightweight, long-sleeve clothing, a rain jacket, insect repellent, a hat, sunscreen, sturdy shoes, and a camera.
Boat rides vary, typically lasting 1 to 2 hours per trip, depending on the destination within the park.
Yes, boat rides are a great way to spot wildlife, especially animals like caimans, otters, and various bird species.
Yes, the tour often includes visits to local indigenous communities where you can learn about their culture and traditions.
No, phone reception and internet are very limited in the park, providing a true immersion into nature.
Swimming is not recommended in most parts of the park due to the presence of wildlife like caimans and piranhas.
Yes, there are eco-lodges where you’ll stay overnight. These lodges offer basic comforts in the heart of nature.
Meals are typically Peruvian and Amazonian cuisine, including rice, potatoes, fish, and fresh fruits.
Yes, a professional naturalist guide is required to help with navigation, safety, and wildlife spotting.
Yes, you’re encouraged to take photos, but always be respectful of wildlife and avoid disturbing animals.
The hikes are moderate in difficulty, with trails that may be uneven and muddy, so be prepared for some physical effort.
Yes, children are welcome, but it’s important to be aware of the humid, hot conditions and long boat rides.
There are no specific age restrictions, but the tour is recommended for those in good health who can handle moderate physical activity.
Yes, night walks and boat rides are available to observe nocturnal wildlife such as frogs, insects, and owls.
Common nocturnal animals include insects, frogs, bats, night monkeys, and owls.
The 4-day tour typically focuses on the Cultural Zone, though some itineraries may include short visits to surrounding areas.
While sightings of jaguars or pumas are rare, Manu is known for its large population of big cats, and you may be lucky to spot one.
Each day, expect 3-4 hours of boat rides and 2-3 hours of hiking, with breaks in between.
Bring comfortable, lightweight clothing, sturdy hiking shoes, a rain jacket, and a hat. Also, consider packing a small backpack for your essentials.
Yes, the Cultural Zone is a prime birdwatching location, home to species like toucans, parrots, macaws, and the endangered Cock-of-the-Rock.
Rain is common in the Amazon, but the tours continue. You’ll need to wear a rain jacket and be prepared for wet conditions.
Alcohol is not typically provided during the tour, and it’s recommended to limit alcohol consumption due to the nature of the trip and safety concerns.
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