From the moment we pick you up at your hotel in Iquitos, an incredible adventure in the stunning Amazon rainforest begins. Our transport takes us to the Bellavista Nanay port, a vibrant meeting point of the Amazon that warmly welcomes you. Here, we board our boat, ready to embark on a journey through one of the most breathtaking ecosystems on the planet.

We navigate along the Nanay River basin, a natural setting that gradually immerses us in the magic of the jungle. Soon, we witness an awe-inspiring phenomenon: the meeting of its waters with the mighty Amazon River. Throughout the journey, we will captivate you with fascinating stories about the history, culture, and biodiversity of the Amazon. And if the season allows, we may even spot pink dolphins.

Next, we will have an enriching encounter with the native Yagua tribe. Here, you will appreciate exquisite handmade crafts while learning about their way of life and their efforts to preserve the surrounding ecosystem.

Our adventure continues to the famous Monkey Island, a natural sanctuary where rescued monkeys of various species roam freely. You’ll have the unique opportunity to observe these playful Amazonian inhabitants up close, watch them interact among the trees, and gain insight into their behaviour in their natural habitat.

Back on the boat, we set off to enjoy a delicious lunch at a lodge. As you savour traditional regional dishes, you can relax and admire the vastness of the river, where the water and sky seem to merge into a single breathtaking landscape.

The adventure doesn’t end there! We will engage in an exciting activity—piranha fishing. As we fish along the Amazon River, our guide will share interesting facts about this fascinating species that inhabits the Peruvian jungle.

As the afternoon progresses, we begin our return to Iquitos. Upon arriving in the city, we bid farewell with the certainty of having experienced an authentic adventure in one of the most incredible places on Earth.

We will conclude our journey at a central location, just one block from the Plaza de Armas.