Inkaterra Hacienda Concepción offers a selection of 13 excursions distributed in fixed itineraries according to the length of stay. The excursions vary in difficulty, duration, and attractions. Excursions are leaded by an Inkaterra Explorer Guide in Spanish or English, as requested upon reservation; some of these are specifically recommended for children. *All activities and excursions are subject to change depending on weather conditions. *Additional activities available at additional cost

Programmed excursions are provided based on the length of stay. - Concepcion Trails - Twilight River - Hidden Rainforest - Botanical Garden - Native Farm - Inland Collpa - Brazil Nut Cabin - Cachuela - Bio-orchard - Palmetum *All activities and excursions are subject to change depending on weather conditions. *Additional activities available at additional cost

Programmed excursions are provided based on the length of stay. - Lake Sandoval - Inkaterra Canopy Walkway - Gamitana Farm - Cacao - Brazil Nut - Cocha *All activities and excursions are subject to change depending on weather conditions. *Additional activities available at additional cost

Additional excursions are available with extra charge: - Birdlife: After a 1 hour boat ride towards the Madre de Dios River, visit the Cachuela clay lick. Enjoy birding while having breakfast on board. Bird diversity and clay-lick activity are explained by Inkaterra Explorer Guides. Return to lodge by boat. - Lake Valencia: This one-day experience in the jungle begins with a two-hour boat ride downriver to the scintillating Valencia oxbow lake. Navigation on the lake and interpretation of the surrounding ecosystem. If it is not the breeding season fishing ban*, try fishing for piranhas, catfish, among other species. Arrive at Inkaterra’s land on the lake to enjoy lunch. Afterwards, take a 1-hour walk in the primary forest and chestnut trails. Environmental interpretation and explanation of the local economic activity. Approximately 10 hours. *Breeding season fishing ban: Between December 20 and February 20 during the reproductive ban at Lake Valencia, travelers will not be allowed to fish during their visit.