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- 3 days Iquitos Amazon Jungle tour with Pink Dolphin watch
- Amazon Riverboat Adventure In Depth
- 3 days Amazon Jungle tour with Pink Dolphin watch from Iquitos
- 4 Days in the Heart of the Jungle
- 3 Days Amazon Jungle Adventure
- Iquitos Amazon Jungle Adventure 5D/4N
- Treehouse Lodge, Short Break (On Request)
- 5-Day Iquitos Jungle Tour at Maniti Eco-Lodge
- 6-Day Iquitos Jungle Tour at Maniti Eco-Lodge
- 5/4 Iquitos Jungle Rainforest (Small Group)
3 days Iquitos Amazon Jungle tour with Pink Dolphin watch
7 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Everything was great from the pick up and drop off to the hotel and food. I couldn't have asked for a better experience.”
Sarah, traveled in January
The Nanay River leads to Fundo Pedrito's wildlife sanctuary, home to paiches and anacondas. A 26-meter high canopy adventure awaits with 5 ziplines, while visits to Yaguas settlements offer cultural insights. Pink dolphins grace the waters, and lodge stays include 7 meals and expert-guided night walks.
Duration 3 days Destinations Iquitos Age Range 8 to 70 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator PVTravels From
- NZ$715
Amazon Riverboat Adventure In Depth
62 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The accommodations on the boat, amazing variety of food, and animals we saw have left a lasting impression.”
Naomi, traveled in June
The Amatista riverboat offers 6 nights of immersive biodiversity exploration through Pacaya-Samiria Reserve. Popular with couples (70% of bookings), this adventure costs around $3,800 and includes stops at Nauta town, the Manatee Rescue Centre, and nighttime wildlife viewing. Meals feature 8 breakfasts and 6 dinners with authentic Amazonian cuisine.
Duration 9 days Destinations Lima, Iquitos, Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, Nauta Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator G Adventures From $4,499
40% Off- NZ$2,699You save $1,800
Iquitos' European-influenced architecture sets the stage for Amazon adventures featuring pink dolphins and visits to riverside families caring for anacondas and sloths. This easy-paced tour includes eco-lodge stays, traditional medicine demonstrations, and sunrise canoe rides amid diverse birdlife.
Duration 3 days Destinations Iquitos Age Range 8 to 70 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator PVTravels From
40% Off- NZ$715
Duration 4 days Destinations Iquitos Age Range 15 to 70 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From
40% Off- NZ$1,030
Duration 3 days Destinations Iquitos Age Range 15 to 70 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From
40% Off- NZ$806
Wildlife thrives across Lake Sapote, Moena Lagoon, and remote Lagoon Casha in Iquitos' wilderness. This lodge-based adventure offers piranha fishing, indigenous village visits, and pink dolphin encounters. Night safaris reveal caimans and nocturnal creatures across 4 distinct lakes.
Duration 5 days Destinations Iquitos Age Range 8 to 99 year olds Operator Bamba Travel From
40% Off- NZ$1,461
The journey to Tree House Lodge winds through Nauta Port from Iquitos. Wildlife viewing along Yarapa and Ucayali rivers pairs with traditional blowgun workshops and medicinal plant tours led by expert guides. Package includes elevated accommodation and all meals during 4-day stay.
Duration 4 days Destinations Iquitos Age Range up to 90 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator LimaTours From $2,146
15% Off- NZ$1,824You save $322
5-Day Iquitos Jungle Tour at Maniti Eco-Lodge
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The staff were very friendly and helpful, and there was a good willingness all over the place.”
Angeliki, traveled in April
Nanay Market's colors welcome visitors before cruising to Monkey Island and settling at Maniti Eco-Lodge. Pink dolphins grace the waters by day, while caiman emerge at night. One night camping at Mirador Palo Alto tower precedes visits to Yaguas tribes and ancient Ceiba trees.
Duration 5 days Destinations Iquitos Age Range up to 80 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Maniti Expeditions From
15% Off- NZ$2,409
6-Day Iquitos Jungle Tour at Maniti Eco-Lodge
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“He is so knowledgeable in the Amazon rainforest, knows about every plant, mushroom or animal we have seen.”
Roos, traveled in August
Your base at Maniti Eco-Lodge opens with Nanay Market's vibrancy. Daily adventures take you to Monkey Island, pink dolphin habitats, and local lagoons. The trip features Giant Ceiba trees and meaningful cultural exchange with the Yaguas tribe.
Duration 6 days Destinations Iquitos Age Range up to 80 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Maniti Expeditions From
15% Off- NZ$2,988
5/4 Iquitos Jungle Rainforest (Small Group)
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Cucemba Lodge was relaxing in a jungle environment. Great daily eco-tours and jungle/river trips day and night seeing flora and wild animals.”
David, traveled in January
Cumaceba Lodge serves as your gateway to Iquitos's rainforest, beginning with Belen floating village. Expert naturalists guide you through Shansho Cocha's bird sanctuaries and wildlife havens. Intimate Yagua community visits and conservation projects fill this 5-day adventure.
Duration 5 days Destinations Iquitos Age Range 5 to 80 year olds Operated in English, German, Italian, Portuguese, French, Spanish, Chinese Operator ILE Tours From
15% Off- NZ$1,188
What people love about Iquitos Tours
- 3 days Iquitos Amazon Jungle tour with Pink Dolphin watch
Everything was great from the pick up and drop off to the hotel and food. My guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience.
- Amazon Riverboat Adventure In Depth
As good as it gets. And no cars anywhere.
In December 2020, I was lucky enough to be able to travel to Peru. It had always been on my wish list and they just opened to Americans with no quarantine; only a negative test. I had no idea what to expect with COVID, but I knew I would be either outside or in open air screened buildings so I jumped at the chance. I was the first tourist, they had had since March 2020. I arrived in Iquitos the afternoon before my tour, taking the exhilarating open tuktuk ride to my hotel. I tucked my money pouch inside my sun dress and felt very safe walking down to the water, where I had a pleasant evening people watching and drinking pisco sour. I took a tuktuk back, as it is never good for anyone, especially a woman , to walk alone at night in most places. I was picked up on time in the morning by my guide, Segundo. To get to the boat we walked through the busy market of vendors selling all kinds of fresh catches and other essentials. I felt like I was an explorer going on a real adventure. I was the only guest, as I was in most of what I did in Peru. It was so exciting to arrive at the lodge. The cabins are very basic, but it’s really all you need. A comfortable bed and running cold water and toilet. If you want to see the rainforest on a budget and can manage without hot water or AC, this is the trip for you. Think camping but with walls around you and a toilet of your own. The cool showers don't really matter when it is so hot. Carry a small towel to wipe your perspiration and have the most powerful bug spray you can and you will be fine. I would advise spraying your whole body before you put on clothes as the only bites I got were inside my shorts. The food was amazing. Everything was so fresh and tasty. I have never had fish so tender, simply seasoned and free of bones. I never realized how good pineapple could be when it is that fresh. Our boat driver and Jordi, the guide in training ,were very capable and Segundo, the guide, was so knowledgeable. He could call any bird and spot anything and explain the natural history of the plants and animals so well. Through his interactions with the locals I got a feel for life there and despite not having the advantages we have at home, they do not have all the negatives of urban life. My favorite times were in the boats on the Amazon, and especially on the smaller rivers leading into it. So much can be seen up close canoeing in the narrow waters. I loved the monkeys climbing on me on Monkey Island and the night paddle into the lagoon. I was not very good at Piranha fishing being outshined by an adorable young boy. Like, many tours in this price range, you will find yourself with afternoon down time and not much to do, which can be difficult if you are a person that wants to be on the go all the time. Bring a book to read, maybe some guide books to the plants and animals of the area. I mostly sat on my cabin porch and listened to the natural sounds in the quiet. And, it was so peaceful and quiet. Peru is a magical country with so much diversity. The Andes, the coast and the Amazon; short flights can enable you to see it all. Don’t miss the amazon rainforest.
6-Day Iquitos Jungle Tour at Maniti Eco-Lodge
What our customers ask about Iquitos Tours & Trips
What unique wildlife encounters can I expect on a general tour in Iquitos Country Region?
The Iquitos Country Region presents regular sightings of pink and grey river dolphins swimming in the Amazon River alongside opportunities to observe diverse primate species at Isla de los Monos sanctuary. Visitors to Shansho lagoon can spot various tropical birds unique to the Amazon basin. The Pacaya Samiria National Reserve stands out as a prime location for encountering wildlife like sloths caimans and anacondas in their natural habitat. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Watching pink dolphins emerge at sunset while staying at the Treehouse Lodge was absolutely magical - a once-in-a-lifetime experience."
What types of accommodations are available on general tours in Iquitos Country Region?
Accommodation options in the Iquitos Country Region range from elevated stays at the Treehouse Lodge to riverside retreats like Omagua Eco-Lodge in Timicuro Grande. These eco-lodges come equipped with private bathrooms and showcase authentic Amazon design elements. Guests can expect full-board meals that feature local Amazonian dishes served with views of the river. According to a TourRadar traveler: "The Tree House Lodge exceeded our expectations with its combination of comfort and authentic jungle experience."
How do I get to Iquitos Country Region for these general tours?
Reaching Iquitos Country Region requires a 2.5-hour flight from Lima. Tour operators typically arrange airport pickups followed by mixed transportation to reach the lodges. For example getting to the Treehouse Lodge involves a 1.5-hour drive to Nauta Port and a 1.5-hour boat journey. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The journey to our lodge was an adventure in itself with amazing views of the Amazon River along the way."
When is the best time to visit Iquitos Country Region for general sightseeing and wildlife viewing?
The dry season from June to November offers optimal conditions for exploring Iquitos Country Region with lower water levels and better trail access. Locations like the Treehouse Lodge and Omagua Eco-Lodge report increased wildlife activity during these months especially for viewing pink river dolphins in the Amazon and Nanay Rivers. As one TourRadar traveler mentioned "The dry season allowed us to do more hiking activities and spot various species of monkeys and birds in their natural habitat at Monkey Island."
What cultural experiences are included in general Iquitos Country Region tours?
Tours regularly feature visits to indigenous Yagua communities where visitors learn about blowgun hunting techniques and local traditions. The itineraries often include stops at traditional sugar cane mills and the Chullachaqui Eco-Museum to explore medicinal plant use and traditional healing methods. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The visit to the Yagua community was incredibly enlightening - we learned so much about their sustainable way of life in the Amazon."
How long are typical general tours in Iquitos Country Region?
Standard tours in the Iquitos Country Region span 4 days which provides time for essential Amazon experiences. The schedule typically includes 3 nights at locations like the Treehouse Lodge or Omagua Eco-Lodge with daily activities balanced between wildlife observation and cultural visits. A TourRadar traveler commented: "Four days was perfect - enough time to experience the Amazon's highlights without feeling rushed."