Top Amazon Art & Culture

Experience the Amazon in a different way, meet wonderful places and enjoy your stay at our resort with beautiful facilities and the best food of the peruvian amazon. During this 5 day and 4 nights tour in Iquitos - Peru, we will take the traveler to the deepest of the largest and most diverse natural areas in the world. This expedition through the jungle includes some of our most concurrent activities; night navigation, jungle trek, fishing in the Momon river, observation of the confluence of the rivers, visit to a native Amazonian tribe and much more

Experience the Amazon in a different way, meet wonderful places and enjoy your stay at our resort with beautiful facilities and the best food of the peruvian amazon. During this 4 day and 3 nights tour in Iquitos - Peru, we will take the traveler to the deepest of the largest and most diverse natural areas in the world. This expedition through the jungle includes some of our most concurrent activities; night navigation, jungle trek, fishing in the Momon river, observation of the confluence of the rivers, visit to a native Amazonian tribe and much more

Trek into the jungle, visit a native Amazonian tribe, fish in the Momon River, and more without worrying about the logistics during this two-day, hassle-free Peruvian Amazon excursion. Ideal for travelers with limited time in the region, gain access to places few travelers experience and, thanks to a small group capped at ten, enjoy the personalized attention and insight of your bilingual guide throughout.

Experience the Amazon in a different way, meet wonderful places and enjoy your stay at our resort with beautiful facilities and the best food of the peruvian amazon. This 3 day and 2 nights tour in Iquitos - Peru, we will take the traveler to the deepest of the largest and most diverse natural areas in the world. This expedition through the jungle includes; night navigation, jungle trek, fishing in the Momon river, observation of the confluence of the rivers, visit to a native Amazonian tribe and much more

Highlights  • Authentic contact with Matses indigenous group • Learn their language  • Know their millenary beliefs and rituals • Participate in kambo ceremony (optional) • Learn their way to hunt  • Learn how they guide by themselves deep in the jungle  When we mention our brothers Matses-also known as Mayorunas-we refer to one of the last Amazonian families that preserve unaltered their language and customs.Despite the remotness and lack of comfort with Jungle Reps we differentiate ourselves by providing a unique experience of living with Matses.Promoting their culture,respecting their ways of life,we avoid being a negative impact during our coexistence with our brothers and sisters Matses on the other hand we actively participate on their daily chores. Matses are also known as the feline tribe for their unique hunting abilities.

Highlights • Great chances to see anacondas  • One of the best expeditions with high chances to see jaguar  • Night safari to see alligators  • Swim in the river where you may be able to see pink dolphins  • See rare species of monkeys as Saki monkey and howler monkey  • Populations of giant river otters are seen very often  • See macaws flying and nesting almost all day long  Enjoy the most pristine area of the amazon that guarantees authentic wildlife observation.Explore wonderful creeks and lakes with the best chances to see wildlife such as capybaras,anacondas, macaws,monkeys and the most elusive cat in South America; jaguar. Come and explore where giant river otters swim and catch their prey.

This private, full-day cruise on the Amazon River and Itaya River takes you where cars can't go. Admire views from a stunning vista point, hike into the rain forest, visit two traditional communities that still live along the banks of the rivers, and more. Breakfast and lunch are included to fuel a full day.

Get a sense of everyday life on the banks of the Amazon River on this private boat tour from Iquitos. Navigate along the Itaya River, Amazon River, and Momon River with a guide, stopping to visit a butterfly garden and up to two traditional communities. Learn first-hand about customs among the Boras and Kukamas communities before returning to your hotel.

Iquitos is better-known for being the entrance to the Peruvian Amazon. However, with this guided Belén neighborhood tour, you can see a different side to the popular port city. Pass through the local marketplace with your private guide, before venturing to the Itaya River to see the labyrinthine, floating neighborhood known as La Venecia Loretana.

We will sail through the Amazon River to the lodge where we will visit the native communities, we can also buy their crafts, then we will do an exploration walk, the visit to an animal rescue center is optional and is not included but if you want you can visit it by a small additional charge, we can see day and night animals, we can also catch piralas in the river.

You will know the deep iquitos, an emblematic market is considered very similar to the Thai markets, here you can find local products such as all kinds of fish and the most interesting, the roots, posimas and amulets of the Amazon for luck, love and health, many travelers come to be able to take ayahusca branches to cure their ills and ointments with anaconda or lizard fat. You can also find surveniers very cheap and of greater type than the central part of the city. The guide will provide protection as it is a slightly dangerous local market and travelers cannot risk going alone.

Enjoy the majesty of some of the most beautiful places in Iquitos without worrying about your own transportation on this private door-to-door tour. In addition to admiring the animal fauna of the Amazon, you will visit a beautiful viewpoint of the Amazon River and also the tranquility of navigating its waters. Enjoy the personal service you can expect from a private tour. Relax with a private round-trip door-to-door transportation service

We will navigate much of the Itaya River where you can appreciate the city from the river, it is a beautiful view, then we will see the crossing of waters that have two different colors and do not mix is ​​a very nice event, you can get excellent photos and a great experience.

Immerse yourself in the Amazon river's ecosystem on this half-day tour from Iquitos. With a guide in the lead, follow a carefully-crafted itinerary that's designed to show you the best of the region's flora and fauna. Keep an eye out for Amazon River dolphins, lizards, turtles, and piranhas when visiting the panoramic viewpoint. Listen to myths and legends about one of the largest trees in the world, found in this area. Lunch, bottled water, and hotel pickup and drop-off make for an all-inclusive experience.

Discover one of the great cultures of northern Peru as you explore the Chachapoyas region. Visit the great ruins of the Kuelap Fortress, a more extensive site than Machu Picchu, as well as the mighty Gocta Waterfall, the fifth-tallest in the world. Learn about the history and culture of Chachapoyas and discover the flora and fauna or the region with your guide.

You will start your tour in downtown Iquitos, visiting the Main Square,the plaza 28 de Julio and Palacio de Justicia. On the way back, pass by the local market and the Casa de Hierro (iron house) designed by Gustave Eiffel. Proceed to the Quistococha lagoon, botanical park and zoo to admire the rainforest flora and fauna.

You will start your tour in downtown Iquitos, then you will visit the 28 de Julio Square, a recreational area that exhibits in its center the old locomotive that pulled Iquitos first train. Next, you will visit the local Palace of Justice and then you will go to the main market that supplies the city with a great variety of Amazonian fruit, fresh water fish and local products, a feast of colors, smells and tates. Then you wll go to the Iron House, located on the Main Square, designed by Gustave Eiffel. It is an old structure built in 1887, considered the first prefabricated house in the Americas, which shows the economic splendor during the Rubber Boom. You will finally visit the Belén riparian hamlet, a community of Iquitos in which the wooden houses built on beams and columns are elevated some meters above the ground during the dry season, while in the rainy season they seem to float and its inhabitants have to cross theflooded street in canoes.

You will leave Chachapoyas in direction of the town of San Bartolo from where the walk of approximately 30 minutes to the Revash mausoleums begins. Revash is a funerary complex composed of "chullpas" (funerary towers) of one and two floors of height, painted of other colors. Afterward, you will be transferred to Leymebamba to visit the Leymebamba Museum which houses more than 200 mummies recovered from the Condor Lagoon, which can be appreciated along with their funeral offerings. The design of the building recreates the local architecture, using local materials. The beautiful garden surrounding the museum contains more than 100 varieties of orchids. After this visit, you will return to Chachapoyas.

During the morning you will be transferred to the imposing fortress of Kuelap, the main archaeological site of the region built by the Chachapoyas the culture around the year 500a.d. It has 505 enclosures in its interior distributed in diverse levels; its imposing walls are 600 meters long and its interior architecture shows its function as a formerly inhabited space. The fortress is located at 3000masl and to reach it, you will be transported in a modern cable car that will take you to the complex in just 20 minutes. Then you will be transferred to the town of San Bartolo from where the walk of approximately 30 minutes to the Revash mausoleums begins. Revash is a funerary complex composed of "chullpas" (funerary towers) of one and two floors of height, painted of other color. The visit will last around 40 minutes after which you will head back to Chachapoyas.

During the morning you will be transferred from Chachapoyas to the town of Cruzpata. From there, you will walk in the direction of the sarcophagi of Karajía. These sarcophagi are elaborate two-meters high clay sculptures that rest on the edge of a rocky cliff of limestone, looking towards the abyss. The visit will last approximately 40 minutes. Then you will visit the Cave of Quiocta, a 550-meters long cave that was used as a cemetery by pre Columbian civilizations. Enjoy the surreal underground landscape made up of stalagmites and stalactites.

Today you will hike to Cocachimba, a paradise in the middle of the jungle that houses different waterfalls, including Gocta, one of the highest waterfalls in the world. Walk along a beautiful route full of vegetation and wild animals. You will enjoy wonderful views and the imposing waterfall where the strength of the water and the pleasant sensation of the dew will renew you.

You will be transferred from Chachapoyas to Kuelap to visit the imposing fortress, one of the most significant lithic monuments in Peru, which rises 3000 meters above the Cerro Barreta. It has 505 enclosures in its interior distributed on different levels. Its impressive walls and its interior architecture show its role as a housing complex. The ascent and descent are carried out in the new cable car installed in the area, which makes possible reaching the fortress in just 20 minutes.

During the morning you will travel through the Chachapoyas forest for about an hour in direction of the Sarcophagi of Karajía. These sarcophagi are elaborate two-meter high clay sculptures that rest on the edge of a rocky cliff of limestone, looking towards the abyss. The visit to the place will last approximately 40 minutes after which you will head back to Chachapoyas.

During the morning you will be transferred to the imposing fortress of Kuelap, the main archaeological site of the region built by the Chachapoyas culture around the year 500a.d. It has 505 enclosures in its interior distributed in diverse levels; its imposing walls are 600 meters long and its interior architecture shows its function as a formerly inhabited space. The fortress is located at 3000masl and to reach it, you will be transported in a modern cable car that will take you to the complex in just 20 minutes. Afterwards, you will be transferred to Leymebamba to visit the Leymebamba Museum which houses more than 200 mummies recovered from the Condor Lagoon, which can be appreciated along with their funeral offerings. The design of the building recreates the local architecture, using local materials. The beautiful garden surrounding the museum contains more than 100 varieties of orchids. After this visit you will return to Chachapoyas.