Manu Tours

Manu National Park is located in southeastern Peru, primarily within the regions of Madre de Dios and Cusco. It covers an extensive area of Amazon rainforest and Andean ecosystems and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its rich biodiversity and cultural significance.

To get to Manu National Park, most travelers fly into Puerto Maldonado, the nearest city with an airport. From there, it’s a combination of road and river travel—usually a few hours by car and boat—to reach the park entrance or nearby lodges. Some tours also start from Cusco with longer overland trips.

Our tours to Manu National Park are designed to give you a real, immersive experience in the heart of the Amazon. You’ll hike through the jungle with experienced guides who know the area inside out, spot incredible wildlife, cruise along peaceful rivers, and visit local indigenous communities. We take care of your accommodations in comfortable eco-lodges and provide delicious meals made with local ingredients. Plus, we include special activities like birdwatching and night walks to see the rainforest come alive after dark.

Most Manu tours last between 3 and 7 days. This range lets you choose a short adventure if you’re tight on time or a longer trip if you want to really soak in the forest and its wonders. We always tailor the itinerary so it fits what you’re looking for.

Manu is famous for its amazing wildlife. On our tours, you’ll likely see colorful macaws, toucans, playful monkeys, giant river otters, tapirs, and if you’re lucky, maybe even a jaguar. Our guides are experts at spotting animals and sharing interesting stories about them.