Day 1 9:00 AM Transfer to Nanay Port. Navigate down the Amazon River for about 2 hours, enjoying the beautiful scenery. Arrive at the Lodge. Lunch. Sail in search of pink and gray river dolphins. Piranha fishing. Swimming in the river. Dinner. Night walk in search of spiders, snakes, lizards, frogs, and rodents, while listening to the various sounds of nocturnal animals.
Day 2 Full day at Yanayacu River. Breakfast. Visit this beautiful ecosystem and dive into the ‘Forest of Mirrors.’ Walk in the ‘Kingdom of the Giant Trees,’ where we can see animals in their natural habitat such as sloths, monkeys, lizards, and birds. See the Lupuna (Ceiba pentandra), the largest tree species in the Amazon jungle. Lunch on board. Visit Monkey Island, where we see up to 8 varieties of primates in their natural habitat, such as Spider Monkey, Woolly Monkey, Titi Monkey, Tamarin Monkey (Pygmy Marmoset), Howler Monkey, Squirrel Monkey, and Huapo Black (Monk Saki). A very attractive place where children and adults can interact and learn more about these forest species. Return to the Lodge. Dinner.
Day 3 Camping at Palo Alto - Garzal. Breakfast. Jungle trek to observe the flora and fauna, including monkeys, birds, insects, and more. Discover many medicinal plants. Lunch. Prepare for our trip to the Santa Maria community of Fatima, where there is a 15-meter wooden tower in the middle of the jungle to enjoy the scenery and see different species of birds in the Garzal. Walk in the jungle for approximately 40 minutes. There are chances to see monkeys such as the squirrel monkey and the tamarin monkey. Continue by canoe to reach the Garzal. Climb the 3-floor (15-meter) wooden tower to enjoy the scenery and watch birds and animals. Canoe expedition. Here we can find the Shansho (Hoatzin), a prehistoric Amazonian bird, and different species of herons, including the white heron (snowy egret), white boat-billed heron, and brown huapapa heron, among others. Night walk in search of wildlife like the smoky jungle frog, lizards, snakes, and others. Canoe expedition in search of white alligators. Dinner and overnight at the camping site.
Day 4 Early tour around the Garzal to watch birds, monkeys, and wildlife. Pack up our camping gear and sail back to the Lodge. Breakfast. Walk into the deeper areas of the forest in search of more wildlife and observe the overhanging trees. We can see animals such as monkeys, birds, snakes, spiders, iguanas, and more. Lunch. Sunset observation. Dinner.
Day 5 Breakfast. Walk through the jungle to learn about Amazonian plants and their relationship with the local people. Observe the largest water lily in the jungle, ‘Victoria Regia.’ Lunch. Return to the city.
Points of Interest
- Amazon Wonder Expeditions
- Private Accommodation (Bedding, Mosquitos Nets, Shower, Toilet)
- Purified water, Coffee, Tea, Milk. All Equipment: fishing poles,First Aid, Etc.
- Lunch
- All Meals during your stay (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
- Dinner
- Breakfast
- Naturalist Guide (Bilingual English and Spanish)
- Tea and coffee
- All Local Transportation
- Airport Transfers (Tour stars from our office in Iquitos)
- Extra Items (Souvenirs, Liquors, Extra Food, Etc.
- Airfare
- Airport/Departure Tax
- Medical Insurance
- Hotel In iquitos City
- Gratuities
Amazon Wonder Expeditions Eco-Lodge, located in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon Rainforest, offers an unforgettable adventure into the jungle. We are excited to share the natural treasures of this stunning region with you. We hope that after your experience with Amazon Wonder Expeditions, you will gain a deep appreciation for the Amazon’s wonders and recognize the importance of preserving its natural beauty.
• Experience the Amazon Rainforest up close.
• Observe wildlife in their natural environments, including dolphins, monkeys, birds, iguanas, and sloths.
• Permanent bilingual naturalist guide.
• Accommodation, meals, transportation, and entrance fees are included.
• Camping.
• Safe round-trip transport from Iquitos.
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 10 travelers
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
