Peru

The unique diversity of Manu’s wildlife is due to the range of ecological zones that extend from 300 to 4,000 metres above sea level. More than 1,000 species of birds, 200 species of mammals, many reptiles, and around 10% of the world’s plant species have been recorded within the park's boundaries. Find Out More

• Where: Madre de Dios
• Ideal for viewing: woolly monkey, jaguar, blue-headed macaw, giant river otter, Andean cock-of-the-rock
• Excellent for: Jaguar watching, Birdwatching , Wildlife photography, Photography tours With Nick Garbutt

The Peruvian Amazon is an oasis for nature enthusiasts. Encounter colourful birds, river dolphins, jaguars and amazing insects in this quiet corner of the Amazon. Discover pristine waterways, lush rainforests, and an astonishing variety of life while exploring this undiscovered region of the Amazon. Find Out More

• Ideal for viewing: howler monkey, three-toed sloth, harpy eagle, pink river dolphin, jaguar
• Excellent for: Jaguar watching, Birdwatching, Dolphin watching , Wildlife photography, River safaris

Located in the Peruvian Amazon Basin, Tambopata National Reserve encompasses a vast area of protected lowland rainforest and palm swamps with an impressive biodiversity, including over 600 bird species, 200 mammal species, 1,000 butterfly species and an astonishing 10,000 species of plant. Find Out More

• Where: Madre de Dios (Peruvian Amazon Basin)
• Ideal for viewing: red-and-green macaw, capybara, giant otter, spider monkey, scarlet macaw
• Excellent for: Birdwatching , Wildlife photography, Photography tours With Nick Garbutt

Standing at an elevation of 3,400 metres, the city of Cusco was awarded UNESCO World Heritage status in recognition of its unique historical remains. It is the cultural and architectural jewel of Peru and the perfect base from which to explore Machu Picchu and the Amazon jungle. Find Out More

• Where: Central and Southeast Region
• Excellent for: Activity & adventure, Hiking, History & culture