Explore the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve with an expert guide on a camping tour. Navigate streams and hike in the jungle to discover wildlife, swim in some of Peru’s most beautiful lagoons and camp in the middle of the Amazon... More

Explore the Amazon rainforest that surrounds Iquitos during 5 wonderful days. You'll be able to see the incredible flora and fauna of the region, including caimans, turtles and the pink river dolphin. ... More

Escape the city to get back in touch with nature on a 4-day excursion from Iquitos through the Amazon rainforest. Our expedition through the jungle includes the most relevant activities of the jungle; We will sail through the Amaz... More

experts in searching for nocturnal animals and find in the jungle lazy the 2 species. To start the tour in the forest, looking for animals, insects and birds, we can find nocturnal monkeys, frogs, large tarantulas, rodents, spid... More

Experience authentic Amazon sport fishing in Peru on a multi-day expedition deep in the rainforest near Iquitos. Led by expert local fishing guides, these trips take anglers to remote stretches of the Amazon River and hidden tribu... More

Every morning at Collpa Chuncho, dozens of macaws, parrots and parakeets dye the sky red, blue and yellow as they feed on the clay that provides them with the minerals they need to live. This natural spectacle is one of the most i... More

Small groups (maximum 9 travelers for a personalized experience) Authentic Amazon wildlife encounters with expert local guides Journey from Andes to rainforest in one trip Scenic boat rides, night walks, and diverse ecosystems Com... More

A natural spectacle, visiting the parrot collpa is living one of the most amazing natural spectacles in the world, ideal to enjoy as a family. Imagine being surrounded by the sound of the jungle as dozens of parrots fly freely ove... More

Our guided tour is special because your guide keeps you well-informed throughout the entire journey—not just taking you places, but explaining what you’re seeing, the cultural context, and river life. We also choose indigenous... More