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Tambopata: River Journey, Macaw Clay Lick & Jungle Lakes TourYou’ll ride deep into Tambopata by river with a local guide, watch hundreds of macaws gather at Chuncho clay lick before breakfast, paddle through silent jungle lakes looking for otters or anaconda tracks, and walk beneath towering trees after dark listening for creatures you can’t see. Expect early mornings, muddy boots—and moments that stick long after you’ve left.
Iquitos: Belen Market Tour & Floating City Boat RideYou’ll jump straight into Iquitos life—riding a motokar to Belen Market for wild fruit tastings and market haggling with your guide Marlon, then drifting by boat through the Floating City’s daily rhythms. Expect laughter over new flavors, glimpses of river life up close, and small surprises around every corner.
Pacaya Samiria 3-day tour: Jungle camping & wildlifeA 3-day tour of Pacaya Samiria National Reserve from Iquitos combines river travel, jungle camping and wildlife observation with a live guide, private transport and all meals. You travel by motorboat up the Marañón River, sleep in a tent in the reserve itself, canoe the Huayllas River at dawn to watch sloths, walk through the jungle to see medicinal plants and giant trees, and search for caimans by canoe at night. Children from age 7 are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to camp in the jungle and see wildlife on your own schedule with a guide, rather than stay in a lodge and follow a group itinerary. The 3-day length gives you time to move deeper into the reserve and search for animals at dawn and dusk, when they are most active.
Iquitos Amazon: 3-Day Jungle Tour with Wildlife & Monkey IslandYou’ll wake up to Amazon sunrises near Iquitos, watch pink dolphins surface beside your boat, meet curious monkeys on Monkey Island, and try your luck fishing for piranha. Guided hikes reveal hidden wildlife and visits with local tribes offer genuine glimpses into daily life along the river—leaving you changed in small ways you won’t expect.
Tambopata Amazon: Wildlife, Canopy Walk & Sandoval Lake 4-Day TourYou’ll step straight into Amazon life: boat rides down Madre de Dios river, sunrise canopy walks with monkeys overhead, piranha fishing lessons from your guide, and quiet moments on Sandoval Lake. Expect fresh food, real conversations with locals, and nights filled with jungle sounds instead of city noise.
3-day Tambopata jungle trek: Clay licks and Sandoval LakeA 3-day guided jungle tour in Peru's Tambopata National Reserve based at Amazon Garden Lodge, with rainforest hikes, visits to Sandoval Lake and Monkey Island, and early-morning observation of parrots and parakeets at clay licks. The lodge sits within a 60-hectare reserve and includes a guide in English or Spanish, all meals, and pickup from Puerto Maldonado; not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries or pregnant travelers.Is it for me?Choose this multi-day immersion if you want to reach the clay lick at dawn and climb both observation towers—activities that require overnight stays in the reserve that day trips cannot fit.
Tambopata 4-Day Tour: Macaws, Otters & Clay Licks from Puerto MaldonadoA 4-day guided tour of Tambopata National Reserve from Puerto Maldonado combines canopy activities, wildlife spotting at Sandoval Lake, a visit to an Ese'Eja indigenous community, and observation of parrots and parakeets at clay licks. The tour includes accommodation at Amazon Garden Lodge, all park entrance fees, meals, and a live guide in English or Spanish; pickup is included. Moderate fitness is required due to zip-lining, suspended walkways, and forest trekking.Is it for me?This tour is shared and guide-led across all four days, which is what keeps the schedule, meals, and wildlife timing coordinated without you arranging transport or logistics between sites. Book it if you want the full rainforest experience—canopy, lake, indigenous community, and clay lick—without managing the logistics yourself, and if you're comfortable with moderate physical activity including zip-lining and forest trekking.
Private 4-Day Amazon Survival Tour from Iquitos with Local GuideIf you want more than just sightseeing in Peru’s Amazon, this private tour lets you live it—learning survival skills from a true local expert while spotting wildlife and sleeping under rainforest skies.
Amazon Survival Course Iquitos: 8 Days Learning Jungle SkillsAn eight-day survival course in the Amazon near Iquitos, Peru, where you trek through the jungle, camp at Yarina Lake and the Tahuayo River, and learn hands-on skills from a guide—finding drinkable water in native vines, identifying medicinal plants, building a raft from balsa wood, and understanding indigenous survival techniques. Transportation from Iquitos, all meals, guide, and jungle activities are included; children from age 5 are welcome.Is it for me?Eight days away from Iquitos means you need a full week free and comfort with camping in the jungle—this is not a day trip or a lodge-based tour. The course is suited to anyone from age 5 with the stamina for multi-hour hikes and the willingness to sleep in camps and learn by doing, not watching.
Amazon: 15-Day Jungle Survival Training & Native GuideYou’ll push yourself in ways you probably haven’t before — learning jungle survival from native guides near Iquitos, building shelters with your own hands, floating rivers on rafts you made yourself. Expect real challenges: finding food, making fire in pouring rain, nights spent listening to the wild around you. If you want to know what you’re made of, this is where you find out.
