Sandoval Lake Lodge, Tambopata
Located deep in Peru's Tambopata National Reserve in Madre de Dios province.
Overlooks beautiful & wildlife-rich Sandoval Lake, famous for its Giant Otters.
Exclusive access to lake in early morning & late afternoon - ideal hours for wildlife-viewing & photography.
Lake surrounded by primary rainforest & flooded Mauritia Palm forests
Home to 6 different species of monkeys & birdlife, including macaws.
No other lodge in Tambopata-Madidi is on banks of a protected oxbow lake.
Option to visit Chuncho Clay Lick - involves very early start!
Prices & Itineraries At Sandoval Lake Lodge
Prices below are per person, and include all transfers, excursions with English-speaking guide and meals while at Sandoval Lake Lodge.
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Photos - with captions - of Sandoval Lake Lodge
What our clients and staff say about Sandoval Lake Lodge:
“Best thing about the Lodge / Lake is drifting along the shore in canoes, which means you can get much closer to any wildlife than on walks or boats that use outboards. All the best wildlife photos I took on the trip will be from Sandoval Lake.
Lake has a good hoatzin population, plus herons (inc rare agami heron, really beautiful bird, maybe the wildlife highlight!), macaws, parrots, kingfishers, sun grebe, wild muscovy ducks, flycatchers, black caiman (Boris [the guide] said these often eat young otters).
Also saw a lot of bats and a nightjar near the lodge”