Pacaya Samiria Day Trip

Discover the wild side of the Amazon rainforest in Peru by visiting Pacaya Samiria National Park, which showcases a variety of birds, mammals, and fish.

Pacaya Samiria Day Trip

We will pick you up at your hotel in downtown Iquitos or at the airport before traveling to Nauta, a town in Loreto province.

This 1.5-hour journey leads us to the Marañon and Ucayali Rivers. Upon arrival, we will equip you with life jackets and board a boat to cruise the waterways of the tributary.

During the cruise, you might see sloths in the trees and colourful birds overhead. With luck, we may also spot grey and pink dolphins.

Lunch will consist of a typical regional dish called 'Juane,' made from chicken, egg, olive, and specially prepared rice wrapped in green bijao leaf.

Next, we enter Pacaya Samiria National Park, the fourth largest protected area in South America, spanning over 20,000 km (12,400 miles). The park houses about 208 villages from 56 indigenous communities that depend on its natural resources.

The rainy season brings out lizards, taricayas, and charapas, while warmer months allow for sightings of birds, monkeys, and amphibians.

After 9 hours of adventure, we will return to your hotel.