Arrive in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, met and transferred to your accommodation. Santa Cruz is the springboard for Amboró and Bolivia's eastern wildlife.
Prepare in Santa Cruz for the eastern forests. A lowland city night before Amboró.
Transfer to Amboró National Park. Cloud-forest and foothill birding for endemics. A full day on Amboró's bird-rich trails.
A full day on Amboró's bird-rich trails. Lowland and montane birding where Andes meet Amazon. Amboró's habitat range gives it one of the greatest bird lists of any park on earth.
Lowland and montane birding where Andes meet Amazon. Photography and birding across Amboró's habitats.
Photography and birding across Amboró's habitats.
Transfer to Madidi National Park. Rainforest trails for monkeys, peccaries and birds. A river safari and a macaw clay lick.
A river safari and a macaw clay lick. Deep-forest wildlife by day and night. Madidi's altitude range gives it a species richness matched by almost nowhere else on earth.
Deep-forest wildlife by day and night. A full day in one of the world's most biodiverse forests.
A full day in one of the world's most biodiverse forests.
Rainforest trails for monkeys, peccaries and birds.
A final morning in Madidi National Park — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.
The dry season — the best window for the eastern parks.
A year-round lowland hub.
Santa Cruz's grande-dame hotel, set in tropical gardens with a spa.
A spectacular lodge in a sandstone valley on Amboró's edge, superb for birding.
A pioneering community ecolodge on a lake deep in Madidi, a wildlife classic.
A reliable international hotel, convenient for arrivals and departures.
A community lodge in the Madidi foothills, strong on birds and forest trails.
A comfortable, modern hotel in central Santa Cruz.
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