Amazon Basin, Peru
Explore the main Amazon River and its tributaries, often including visits to local communities and wildlife spotting.
Experiences range from half-day excursions to multi-day jungle lodge stays.
Thoughtful preparation enhances your Amazon adventure, considering local customs and environmental impacts.
Multi-day packages at lodges vary in comfort and proximity to deep jungle.
Opportunities for respectful interactions with local communities, learning about their traditions.
Observing Amazonian wildlife respectfully preserves their habitat and natural behavior.
Maintain a respectful distance from all animals, especially wild species.
Feeding wildlife disrupts their natural diet and survival skills.
Pack out all trash, leaving no trace of your visit behind.
Guides often share insights into the diverse plant and animal life of the region.
Boat excursions offer opportunities to spot various river species.
Iquitos itself presents historical sites and a glimpse into Amazonian urban life.
The city displays remnants of its rubber boom era prosperity.
A bustling market offering a wide array of local produce, crafts, and exotic goods.
Savor distinctive regional dishes, often featuring river fish and jungle ingredients.
Mototaxis are the main mode of transportation within the city.
patterns depicting ayahuasca visions and nature.
Detailed carvings of jungle animals from local woods.
Traditional remedies and local superfoods.
Interacting with local communities responsibly promotes positive cultural exchange.
Purchase crafts and services directly from local artisans.
Always seek permission before taking pictures of individuals.
Respect nature and dispose of waste properly.
Visit and learn about Amazonian manatee rehabilitation.
Sanctuary for various rescued Amazonian species.
Learn about their work with local communities.
