Wake up surrounded by the sounds of the rainforest and get ready for another day full of jungle activities. You could head out for a bike ride, do some fruit-picking at the local orchard or get your hands dirty by helping to plant trees around the area. Maybe go for an introductory walk, where a nature guide will teach you and the kids about the tropical forest ecosystem and the history of the Madre de Dios region, pointing out medicinal plants and colourful wildlife along the way like butterflies, monkeys, bamboo frogs and toucans. If the birdlife particularly captures you and the kids’ curiosity, you can do some birdwatching at the clay lick, where you can see chestnut-fronted macaws, blue-winged macaws, dusky-headed parakeets and blue-headed parrots. If you’d prefer to get out onto the water instead, you could take a leisurely boat ride or do some kayaking, making stops to swim at the beaches along the banks of the river. Today, you’ll also visit the Amazon Shelter – an animal refuge rehabilitating animals like howler and capuchin monkeys, deer, peccaries, tapir and birds like macaws and parakeets.