Manu Amazon Tour and Ayahuasca 4D/3N

Included on the Manu Amazon tour 4D/3N

• Van transport from Cusco to Manu Park to Cusco.
• Motor boat ride for all excursions in the Manu tour.
• Entry ticket to the cultural zone of Manu Park.
• 3 buffet breakfasts, 4 buffet lunches and 3 buffet dinners (all food restrictions and requirements available).
• If you are only doing the 4-day Manu Tour, the menu will include a meat diet. However, if you are doing the Manu Tour with an Ayahuasca ceremony included, we will provide you with a vegetarian and protein-rich diet menu.
• 1 Ayahuasca ceremony
• Water as much as you need.
• Specialist jungle tour guide equipped with binoculars and telescope.
• Rubber boots to explore the Manu jungle tour.
• Amazon food cooking class in our lodge.
• 3 nights of lodge

Duffels bags to pack essentials things you will need on the 4-day Amazon tour.

Not included on the Manu Amazon tour

• First breakfast
• Last dinner
• Sodas and alcoholic drinks
• Tips
• Souvenirs

Prices

We are ready to do this amazing journey to the Manu Amazon tour and Ayahuasca ceremony with you and your loved ones.

Group Price (2025):

• 865 USD per person

If you are more than 2 people, ask for our special offers

Private Tour:

Private tours are available and priced by party size.

• 2 Tourist: USD 915 per person
• 3 Tourist: USD 850 per person
• 4 Tourist: USD 800 per person
• 5 Tourist: USD 750 per person
• 6 Tourist: USD 700 per person
• 7 Tourist: USD 650 per person
• 8 or more Tourist: $600 per person

Please send everything to info@incagoexpeditions.com

Packing list

We suggest you to carry lightweight daypack that the is key to feel comfortable during the Manu jungle tour.

Essentials:

• Original Passport,
• Immigration Card (given on the plane as you enter Peru)
• Bug spray; 100 DEET
• Good daypack
• Water storage: Water reservoir like camelbacks is encouraged – but enough for at least 2-3 liters.
• Comfortable hiking shoes (lightweight with good soles)
• We provide wellington boots

For Your Duffel: we will carry up to 7 kg of your personal items

• 04 long-sleeved shirts: (at least for the days you will be in the excursion and avoid black colors as they attract easily the flies and mosquitoes)
• 03 tank top, for the nights as there is not air conditioning but there is mosquito nets in the beds.
• 02 quick dry full-length pants
• 05 Socks: you should have comfortable hiking style socks that are mid to long length.
• Sunhat
• Rain jacket and plastic poncho
• Fleece
• Rain jacket
• Camera
• Power bank
• Headlamp
• Binoculars
• Swimming suit
• Flip flops or sandals
• Music (iPhone)
• Hand sanitizer
• Extra Money for Souvenirs, Drinks & Tips
• Personal medication
• Sunscreen
• Face Wipes: the humidity will cause you to sweat
• Deodorant, you will use more than normal due to the sweat
• Ziplock or resealable plastic storage bags
• Anti-Itch Cream

Journey Info

Arriving to Cusco

The airport in Cusco at the present time is only for domestic flights, so all international travelers by plane must disembark in Lima and go through Customs. Even if your flight to Cusco is the same day by the same airline carrier, you must grab your bags in Lima and then check them back in.

The best way to arrive to Cusco is by air and there are several options in airlines. LATAM tends to be the most expensive, but has the most options and flights.

Expect delays or flight cancellations; due to the high altitude of the andes, it tends to be difficult to land and any weather inconvenience will stop air traffic.

Bus travel is always available and while the trip can be long, especially from Lima, the buses company such as Cruz del Sur or Oltursa are very well maintained and comfortable; this option is strongly encouraged if coming from a city closer to Cusco like Arequipa or Puno.

Luggage Storage

Any extra luggage you have with you, can be left safely in Cusco at either your hotel or with us at the Incas Path deposit while you enjoy your tour: We will grab the extra luggage from you the morning of your tour and return once you are back in Cusco.

Make sure your suitcase have some kind of identification on them so they are easy to locate. 

Weather

Of course, weather is unpredictable. Typically, the dry season in the Manu National Park is from April through October, but this does not stop rain from falling in June or the sun from coming out in December, just be prepared; no matter what month you are doing the Manu jungle trip, please make sure that you have rain gear that includes a waterproof jacket, pants and plastic ponchos.

Travel Insurance

To protect your journey investment, we highly recommend the purchase of travel insurance; acquiring travel insurance before you leave home, is strongly encouraged and very easy.

These are the most used vaccines to travel to the Jungle

In this post we cite the vaccines to travel to the Peruvian jungle, according to the activity that the traveler will perform in these jungle areas. In addition, the information was consulted from important sources such as the websites of the Ministry of Health of Peru and also of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention of the United States. Keep informing yourself!

Although at the Jorge Chavez Airport you will not be asked about your vaccination status; in some countries they do require a vaccination certificate, therefore it is better to be prevented and to inform yourself in the authorized International Vaccination Center of your country about what you should apply before traveling.

Remember that vaccines avoid possible infectious problems during the trip and also to keep your immunizations up to date.

What animal could infect it in the jungle?

Well, mosquitoes are the bearers of the fearsome diseases causing deaths on the planet. We are talking about insect bites infected with Malaria, Yellow Fever and even Dengue.

It is probably the most dangerous animal in the Amazon rainforest, even more so than piranhas, anacondas or fierce jaguars.

Without vaccination even the bite of an infected mosquito could ruin your vacation.

What do the authorities tell us about getting vaccinated?

According to the website of the Ministry of Health of Peru (MINSA), the risks of contracting Malaria is latent in many areas of Peru, with the exception of the departments of Arequipa, Moquegua, Puno, Tacna and Lima in its surroundings, nor in the coastal area South of Lima, also in the high tourist areas: Cuzco, Machu Pichu and Lake Titicaca. Likewise, Puerto Maldonado and the Manu National Park and other endemic geographical areas of Peru are mentioned as a risk zone.

If you travel to the Peruvian jungle it is better to consult the doctor who keeps your health history, at least 4 weeks before making the trip. So that the doctor explains you about the type of vaccine that you should apply and with enough anticipation for them to take effect in the body.

In the case of the Peruvian Ministry of Health, the Yellow Fever vaccine and Malaria prophylaxis in risk areas is recommended.

On the other hand, on the website of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention of the United States (or CDC), it recommends to travelers that they will visit Peru, some important vaccines depending on particular cases.

For example, considering the type of tourism to be made, travel time or direct contact with animals or people due to visits for study or scientific purposes.

These are the vaccines to travel to the marvelous Manu cultural zone 

Under this order of ideas, these are the vaccines referred by the CDC:

Hepatitis A: Vaccination is recommended to all travelers to Peru.

Hepatitis B: Vaccination is recommended to all people traveling to Peru, especially those who may have exposure to blood or body fluids through the granting or receipt of medical care, drug injections, tattoos or sexual contact with the local population.

Typhoid Fever: Vaccination is recommended to all visitors to tropical areas of South America. Especially for those who remain in rural areas where exposure could occur due to the consumption of contaminated food or water.

Yellow Fever: The vaccine against this viral infection is highly recommended for trips to the Amazon and the southern Amazon basin. The vaccination should be administered at least 10 days before your arrival and at 10-year intervals, if you decide to stay.

Rabies: Vaccination is only recommended for individuals with a higher risk of exposure in the performance of their work, which often develops for prolonged periods in areas considered high risk for this disease.

Let us mention the case of veterinarians or wildlife researchers, whose occupation requires them to have direct contact with bats, dogs, stray cats, or other mammals.

Where to get vaccinated in Lima?

The International Vaccination Center, located in the city of Lima, Avenida del ejército, block 17, San Isidro district.