The station’s canopy walkway is an 1129-ft. system of 2 observation towers, 8 platforms, and 7 hanging bridges 100ft above the ground it is also a winner of the PURE Award in the ‘High Emotion/Low Impact’ category. Designed to perform scientific research on ecosystems inhabiting the rainforest canopy, this attraction contributes to birdwatching and other eco-friendly activities.
Afterward, take a 20-minute walk and visit a natural water pool known as Carachamayo. Here, you can learn about the ecosystem where these waterholes are found and about carachama fishing, freshwater fish native to the Peruvian Amazon, known for their nutritional value.
Additionally, you can choose another activity (for additional cost) to navigate beautiful Lake Sandoval by canoe, enjoy this natural water mirror surrounded by Aguaje palm trees, inhabited by giant river otters, blue and yellow macaws, hoatzins, red howler monkeys, black caimans and one of the world’s biggest freshwater scaled fish: the paiche. Access to discretion during the rainy season.
At night,, head out for a walk through the jungle. While walking under the tree shades that intensify the Amazonian darkness, tune in your senses to identify the lively sounds of birds, mammals, insects, and amphibians that wander around the forest during nighttime.