Description
The Serere Reserve is a 4000 hectare private protected area within the Madidi Mosaic that it belongs to; surrounded by indigenous community lands and territories, Serere is in a strategic location Serere is located in the floodplain (versea) part of the tropical forest and contains a diversity of systems. Serere has four beautiful and varied lakes each with a great variety of flora and fauna. Visitors can observe wildlife such as monkeys, chichilos, whistlers, howler monkeys, nocturnal spider monkeys, tapirs, sloths, badgers, anteaters, bears, and peccaries; there are also a wide variety of insects, fish, and reptile amphibians including the black caiman and anaconda, animals that can be seen in the lakes and within the forest. And you can see hundreds of birds including turkeys, toucans, swallows, and herons. Finally, there are cats such as jaguars, ocelots, and cougars, etc.
OVERVIEW
DAY 1:
Meeting point in the office.
Depart Rurrenabaque by boat, where you can also see capybaras, caimans, turtles, sloths, and a variety of birds.
Lunch on the boat.
Arrive at the Serere reserve and walk 2 km to your cabin and the main lodge.
Register and settle in your cabins.
Meet your guide and the rest of the group at Casa Grande (main lodge).
Visit the Information Center and then hike the trails in search of animals.
Enjoy the sunset in the port of Lake San Fernando.
Dinner at Casa Grande.
Group meeting, followed by a short guided night walk to look for insects, amphibians, and other nightlife.
DAY 2:
Breakfast
Take a boat ride to cross Lake San Fernando. Once in the harbor across the lake, walk to Pinky Lake
Arrive at Pinky Lake for lunch. After lunch, you can explore the lake and fish for piranhas.
Walk back to the port of Lake San Fernando
Take a boat ride back to Casa Grande
Dinner (which could include the piranha you caught)
Sail around Lake San Fernando to look for caimans.
DAY 3:
Depending on the season, meet at Casa Grande to start birding and looking for howler monkeys
Breakfast
Learn how to make crafts such as rings, necklaces, or other things from the seeds you have collected during your walks.
Lunch
Walk to the port
Return to Rurrenabaque by boat
Arrival in Rurrenabaque.
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