Resumen
Navigate into the legendary Pacaya Samiria National Reserve — Peru’s largest protected flooded forest known as the “Jungle of Mirrors”. Accessible only from Iquitos, this pristine water wilderness protects 2 million hectares of primary Amazonian wetland ecosystems.
Encounter enchanting Pink and Gray River Dolphins, spot three-toed sloths in Cecropia trees, fish for red-bellied piranhas, walk elevated canopy bridges high above the jungle floor, and visit traditional Kukama indigenous villages.
Detalles del Tour
Accessible luxury: Enjoy air-conditioned riverfront bungalows, gourmet Amazonian gastronomy, and seamless boat safari explorations suitable for all ages.
Water Ecology: Experience breathtaking mirror-like reflections on dark, tannin-rich blackwaters.
Detailed Itinerary
Iquitos Arrival - Amazon River Cruise - Lodge Welcome & Night Safari
Pacaya Samiria National Reserve - Pink River Dolphins & Sloths
Canopy Suspension Bridges - Giant Water Lilies (Victoria Amazonica)
Kukama Indigenous Community - Ethnobotanical Medicine Trail
Pricing List
Daily departures year-round. Special family suites and romantic private bungalow upgrades available.
Recommendations
- Lightweight, breathable long sleeve clothing (light colors)
- Comfortable boat shoes and walking shoes
- Insect repellent, high SPF sunscreen, and sunglasses
- Camera with waterproof dry bag
- Swimsuit for lodge pool and dolphin river swimming
Included
- Official admission permits to Pacaya Samiria National Reserve
- Roundtrip Iquitos airport and harbor transfers
- 4 nights in deluxe riverside eco-lodge with AC
- All meals, bottled water, and tropical fruit juices
- Daily boat excursions in specialized skiffs
- Canopy walkway and suspended bridges excursion
- Bilingual Amazon naturalist guide & night safari equipment
Not Included
- Domestic flights (Lima – Iquitos – Lima)
- Bar drinks (cocktails, beers, wine)
- Personal medical and travel insurance
- Tips for riverboat captains and hospitality staff
Travel Guide
Iquitos has a tropical climate (26°C – 33°C). Both high-water season (great for boat skiff explorations) and low-water season (great for trail walks and sand beaches) offer unique charms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can we swim with the Pink River Dolphins?
A: Yes! In tranquil, safe tributaries of the Yanayacu river, guests frequently have the opportunity to swim alongside wild pink dolphins in their natural habitat.
How to Book
HOW TO BOOK YOUR AMAZON RAINFOREST EXPEDITION WITH WILDFOREST PERU:
- Select Your Destination & Tour: Choose from our specialized expeditions in Manu Cultural Zone, Manu Reserved Zone, Tambopata National Reserve, Birdwatching, or Wildlife Photography tours.
- Contact Our Naturalist Planners: Click “Inquire / Book Now” or reach out directly via WhatsApp (+51 924 705 589) to confirm date availability and permit allocations.
- Provide Participant Details: Send full legal names, passport numbers, nationalities, and any special dietary requirements (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free) or medical notes.
- Submit Deposit to Secure Permits: Make a secure online deposit using PayPal or major credit cards. Because SERNANP permits and exclusive eco-lodge spaces in Manu and Tambopata are limited, early deposits guarantee your departure.
- Receive Instant Confirmation Voucher: Our reservations desk will issue your official booking voucher with a complete packing list, meeting points, and pre-departure naturalist briefing details.
- Final Balance: The remaining balance can be settled online prior to departure or in Cusco / Puerto Maldonado at our operations office.
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