Peru & Bolivia
Synonymous with the Inca, the culture and heritage of both countries remains incredibly strong. Sail across Lake Titicaca or walk amongst ancient ruins in Peru’s Sacred Valley. Llamas are your constant land companion whilst high up condors circle above you.

As the Andes Mountains fall away to the west so the vegetation changes into dense primary rainforest. The Amazon Rainforest covers nearly two-thirds of the landmass of Peru, the vivid colours and loud animal calls makes for a complete contrast to the desolate and silent altiplano. Fly from Lima or Cusco to the southern jungle town of Puerto Maldonado. Travel further into the rainforest by motorised canoe before alighting at your chosen jungle lodge. Howler Monkeys swing from the trees and piranhas patrol the rivers; your experienced guide will help you look for these and many other tropical creatures. If you wish to spend your time on or near to the Amazon River, fly north to Iquitos and stay at a riverside lodge, alternatively board a cruiser and sail along this mighty river.
Properties
Reserva Amazonica

Deep in the Amazon Rainforest, the lodge is accessible by motor launch from the jungle town of Puerto Maldonado. Located on the edge of the Tambopata Reserve, the lodge is set within 10,000 hectares of private grounds. Built in a traditional style, the rooms have thatched roofs, hammocks and mosquito nets. There is no electricity so kerosene lamps are provided in the evening.