Tours to Manu Park
Welcome to the Peruvian jungle

Manu Bird Watching Tours & Amazon Birding Expeditions

An Epic Adventure Through Uncharted Jungles and Ancient Mysteries.

Why Manu is the Ultimate Birding Destination

The secret to Manu’s incredible avian diversity lies in its geography. Our expeditions traverse a massive altitudinal gradient, rising from the Amazon basin up to the high Andes. This means in a single trip, you will bird in completely different ecosystems. You will search for high-altitude endemics in the Cloud Forest, spot raptors soaring over the Andes, and track lowland specialists in the deep Amazon basin. No other destination on Earth offers such a concentrated variety of habitats.

Expedition Highlights: Cock-of-the-Rock, Quetzals, and Macaw Clay Licks

Our birding itineraries are specifically designed around peak activity times and known hotspots.
* The Cloud Forest: Wake up early to spot the spectacular Andean Cock-of-the-Rock, the magical Resplendent Quetzal, and countless species of tanagers and hummingbirds.
* The Lowlands & Bamboo Forests: Search for the elusive Bamboo specialties and the majestic Harpy Eagle.
* The Macaw Clay Licks: Witness one of nature’s greatest spectacles as dozens of Scarlet, Blue-and-Yellow, and Red-and-Green Macaws descend on the riverbank clay licks to feed and socialize.

Expert Ornithologist Guides & Specialized Equipment

Birding in the Amazon requires a keen eye and deep local knowledge. Our guides are not just naturalists; many are specialized ornithologists who know the calls, habitats, and behaviors of Manu’s avian residents. We provide high-quality spotting scopes, specialized night-walking gear for Potoos and Nightjars, and detailed field guides to ensure you don't miss a single feather.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be an expert birder to join these tours?

Not at all! While our tours are designed to satisfy hardcore birders and list-checkers, they are equally enjoyable for beginners and nature photographers. Our guides are experts at spotting and identifying birds, and they will happily teach you the basics of birding by ear and sight along the way.


What is the best time of year for bird watching in Manu?

Manu is a year-round birding destination. However, the dry season (May to October) is generally preferred as trails are less muddy and access is easier. The wet season (November to April) is excellent for birding as well, as many species are in their breeding plumage and migratory birds from the north are present.


What kind of binoculars or equipment should I bring?

We recommend bringing binoculars with a magnification of 8x42 or 10x42, which are ideal for the low light of the jungle. We provide high-powered spotting scopes for group use. If you have a specific camera setup for bird photography, let us know in advance so we can prepare the best photographic hides and boat positions for you.

Tours to Manu Park

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Tripadvisor Reviews

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It was a truly exceptional experience. The place was serene, and I cherished every single moment. Moses was an outstanding host—fluent in English and incredibly knowledgeable about all things related to the Amazon. His insights made the trip even more enriching...
Rachid
May 2025
Our guide Moises was fantastic. He was knowledgeable, professional, kind, and has a great sense of humour. He created a fun and informative atmosphere for our trip to the jungle (4 days, 3 nights). I would absolutely recommend him as your guide to Manu National Park...
Finn G
Ago 2024
I loved my trip to Manu National Park, it was beautiful. I did 5 days and 4 nights and for me it was exactly the right amount of time. Our guide Moises was great, very knowledgeable and fun. The food was great, too. It was all well organised...
Mitschinski
Abr 2024