MANU EXPLORERS STAFF 

Robert Gonsales

Guide Area: Manu National Park, Birdwatching 
Language: English, Spañish, French  

Experience: Born in Iquitos (jungle) and graduated from Antonio Lorena Institute  In Cuzco, he works 8 years as a tour guide leading groups in the jungle of Iquitos and Manu National Park,  specialized in the jungle and the Andes of Peru. Very good skills for birdwatching.

JULIO E. ZEGARRA SALAS

Guide Area: Manu National Park 
Language: English, Spanish

Experience: Born in Cusco. He has lived in The Jungle of Manu National Park, He completed his official tourism studies at the San Antonio Abad del Cusco National University 2 year ago and has been working as tour guide assistant in the Cultural Zone of Manu Park for one year. This year he started to lead groups to Manu Park.

Wilbert Camacho Guillen

Guide Area: Manu Birdwatching
Language: English, Spanish, Quechua

Experience: Born in Cusco He has lived in The Jungle of Manu National Park, He completed his official guiding studies 6 year ago, and has been guiding in the Puerto Maldonado for one year after that he started to lead groups in Manu. One of the best local guides with excellent vision and hearing to help locate forest fauna.

William Huamani Ch.

Guide Area: Manu National Park
Language:  Spanish and English

Experience: William has lived and worked in the jungle all his life. He studied as an Official Tourist Guide in Instituto Superior Tecnologico Publico Manu in 1999 - 2001. Since studying he has been working as a guide for other agencies in Cusco as a guide. He speaks good English. This experience therefore means he has extensive knowledge of the jungle and it’s flora and fauna.

Hernesto Boa

Boat Driver : Manu National Park
Language:  Spanish

Experience: He lived in the jungle since he was a child, he become in Manu Explorers boat driver two years ago. He has very good skills for bird watching cause he was working as assistant for some Ornithologist in Manu Park so, that’s the reason why he knows more than three hundred species of birds in the area of Manu Biosphere Reserve and the Cultural Zone.

Brenda Vaandering

Brenda first traveled to Peru in 2007, to volunteer in an orphanage located in Anta, a small town outside of Cusco.  She has visited Manu National Park several times as well as many of the ancient Inca archeological sites.  She is the Marketing Manager of Manu Explorers in the United States where she resides.