 | Boca Manu, Peru |
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... started at 5am packing up our things in the dark at the lodge in the Reserve. We dropped Dave and Robin off at the Boca Manu airport (single hut control "tower" with a grass runway marked by five orange cones) and went back to Boca Manu town for a ...
... I fell once I think, but since I was surrounded by gentlemen, was pulled right back up and they carried my things. Boca Manu´s economy is mostly based on selling wood and selling boats. They actually were the ones who made the boat that we were ...
... trip, the jaguar remained elusive. Oh and of course we had no problems finding a billion mosquitos per square metre. We returned to Boca Manu where the river had risen over a metre from all the rain but the trip upstream to Atalaya the next day was a ...
We had been warned in our pre tour briefing that the heat/humidity of the jungle can make people irritable and short tempered, but we didn´t expect to have to deal with what came our way! Whilst we relaxed with a short flight into the jungle and a drink ...
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Best way to visit the jungle from cusco?
Posted on Apr 2, 2009, 16:12:43
... + US$ 225 = US$ 1,575. Bear in mind that it does seem to include the charter flight from Cusco to Boca Manu. Your next question is sure to be..."Can we do it ourselves without a tour operator?" Virtually anything in the world can ...
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