Bolivia
Noel Kempff Mercado Tours
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Charter Flight to the Lost World
Soar across 600 kilometers of intact Bolivian Amazon in a single-engine Cessna, watching the Huanchaca Plateau emerge from the horizon as a vertical wall rising hundreds of meters above the rainforest.
Catarata Arco Iris Trek
Hike up through humid lowland forest from the Pauserna River to clifftop viewpoints overlooking the 88-meter Rainbow Falls. The cataract plunges from the Huanchaca Plateau into pristine forest below.
Jaguar & Giant Otter River Safari
Travel by motorized canoe along the Iténez and Paraguá rivers and into oxbow lakes where families of giant otter, black caiman, capybara, hoatzin, and pink river dolphin concentrate.
Birding the Nine-Macaw Park
With more than 620 recorded species, Noel Kempff is Bolivia's richest birding park and possibly the one with the highest macaw diversity, home to nine species in all.
Huanchaca Plateau Ascent
Climb from Los Fierros through deciduous forest, gallery jungle, and finally onto the open Cerrado savanna of the plateau itself, hundreds of meters above the lowland plain.
Catarata Federico Ahlfeld River Camp
Travel by motorized canoe up the Pauserna River from its confluence with the Iténez, sleeping at a rustic riverside camp en route to a wide cataract roughly 40 meters high with a deep natural plunge pool at its base.
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