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Clay Licks (Collpas)

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Clay licks, locally known as collpas, are natural riverbank sites where parrots and macaws gather in large numbers to consume mineral-rich clay. In the Tambopata region, these colorful morning gatherings are among the most memorable wildlife experiences for visitors.

What to See & Do

  • 🦜 Watch parrots and macaws 🐦 gather at clay walls 🧱
  • 🐒 Observe natural wildlife 🐆 behavior 🌿
  • 📸 Photograph colorful bird 🦜 flocks 🌈
  • 🔍 Learn about mineral consumption 💎 from guides 👨‍🏫

How to Get There

  • 🛥️ Reached by boat 🚤 along Tambopata River 🌊
  • 🎫 Accessed as part of guided 🗺️ wildlife excursions 🐾
  • 🌅 Early departures 🕔 from jungle lodges 🏡

Travel Tips

  • 🤫 Remain quiet 🙊 to avoid disturbing birds 🦜
  • 🔭 Bring binoculars 🔍 for distant viewing 🦅
  • 🛡️ Protect camera 📸 from humidity 💧
  • 👨‍🏫 Follow guide instructions 📜 closely 🚩

Suggested Itinerary

  • 🕠 5:30 AM – Boat trip 🚤 to clay lick site 🧱
  • 🕕 6:00 AM – Bird observation 🦜 and photography 📸
  • 🕗 8:00 AM – Return to lodge 🏡 for breakfast 🍳

Opening Hours & Entry

Open:

daily – Early morning visits only

Entry Fee:

Included with guided reserve tours

Best Time to Visit:

Sunrise hours

Location

📌Clay Licks (Collpas), Tambopata National Reserve, Peru

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