Active Tours & Trips in Amazon Rainforest
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- G Lodge Amazon - 5 Day Independent Adventure
- Iquitos Amazon Jungle Adventure 3D/2N
- Iquitos Amazon Jungle Adventure 4D/3N
- Manu Amazon Adventure 5D/4N
- Bolivian Amazon Pampas Adventure 3D/2N (from Rurrenabaque)
- 5 days - Tambopata Amazon Jungle
- Puerto Maldonado Amazon Eco-Lodge 5D/4N (from Cuzco)
- Puerto Maldonado Amazon Eco-Lodge 3D/2N (from Puerto Maldonado)
- 6-Day Iquitos Jungle Tour at Maniti Eco-Lodge
- 7-Day Iquitos Jungle Tour at Maniti Eco-Lodge
G Lodge Amazon - 5 Day Independent Adventure
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Ease of travel and access to nature sites.”
Marc, traveled in September
Follow Amazon Basin trails spotting howler monkeys, paddle hidden oxbow lakes searching for anacondas, and ascend tree platforms near G Lodge Amazon. Highlights include caiman-spotting cruises and guided walks through Brazil nut groves.
Duration 5 days Destinations Puerto Maldonado, Tambopata National Reserve Age Range Ages 12+ Operator G Adventures From
- NZ$2,049
Iquitos Amazon Jungle Adventure 3D/2N
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“A once in a lifetime experience. Pure magic.”
Amanda, traveled in May
Hidden Amazon waterways beckon as you glide by traditional canoe, walk through pristine rainforest on the Leoncito trail, and fish for piranhas in remote lakes. Thrilling night walks reveal anacondas and nocturnal creatures. Expert guides ensure safe yet exciting adventures.
Duration 3 days Destinations Iquitos, Puerto Maldonado Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Bamba Travel From
- NZ$1,035
Iquitos Amazon Jungle Adventure 4D/3N
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The excursions were varied and captivating. A definite must do!”
Charles, traveled in July
Night safaris reveal caimans and mysterious nocturnal creatures. Pink and grey dolphins accompany swimmers in the Amazon River, while piranha fishing in Corriente lagoon adds excitement. The Leoncito trail showcases medicinal plants like Uncaria tomentosa, with canopy walks and tarantula observations completing nighttime adventures.
Duration 4 days Destinations Iquitos, Puerto Maldonado Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Bamba Travel From
- NZ$1,294
Mystic cloud forests between Cusco and Ninamarca shelter rare Andean cock-of-the-rocks. A thrilling 20-minute zipline at Paititi Lodge precedes a 30-meter abseil. Alto Madre de Dios River leads to Shintuya community and soothing hot springs.
Duration 5 days Destinations Cusco, Manu National Park Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Bamba Travel From
- NZ$1,294
Glide through the Amazon's waterways from Rurrenabaque seeking exotic wildlife. Track caimans during thrilling night safaris and fish for piranhas in the Yacuma River. Rest at an authentic eco-lodge while expert guides reveal the rainforest's hidden treasures.
Duration 3 days Destinations Rurrenabaque Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Bamba Travel From
- NZ$657
5 days - Tambopata Amazon Jungle
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We had a great time on our tour! The only thing I would change is that we probably could have done everything in 3 or 4 days instead of 5.”
Lauren, traveled in October
Soar through zipline courses 30 meters above the rainforest canopy. Kayak across Madre de Dios River at sunset, try artisanal fishing for catfish, and join night walks to spot caimans. Climb observation platforms for panoramic views of Tambopata National Reserve.
Duration 5 days Destinations Puerto Maldonado, Tambopata National Reserve, Madre de Dios Territorial Reserve Age Range Ages 8+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator PVTravels From
- NZ$990
South America's highest canopy platform rises 45 meters in Taricaya Reserve, where harpy eagles and macaws soar. Madre de Dios River hosts nighttime caiman expeditions near Amazon Planet Eco-Lodge's jungle trails. Nearby rescue centers house jaguars and pumas.
Duration 5 days Destinations Cusco, Puerto Maldonado, Manaus Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Bamba Travel From
- NZ$964
Puerto Maldonado Amazon Eco-Lodge 3D/2N (from Puerto Maldonado)
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The cabins were clean and comfortable. The food was amazing, I'm veggie and they catered for me very well.”
Rebecca, traveled in August
Roam through Amazon rainforest with expert guides at Amazon Planet Lodge, exploring Taricaya Reserve's 45-meter canopy walkway and ancient forests. Spot diverse wildlife at the Rescue Center, including rare Andean bears and black spider monkeys. Night cruises reveal nocturnal Amazon life.
Duration 3 days Destinations Puerto Maldonado Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Bamba Travel From
- NZ$809
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
Jungle hikes and wildlife spotting fill days before camping at Mirador Palo Alto tower. Local lagoons provide piranha fishing spots, while pink dolphins play nearby. Multiple daily excursions from Maniti Eco-Lodge ensure constant adventure.
Duration 6 days Destinations Iquitos Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator Maniti Expeditions From
- NZ$3,105
7-Day Iquitos Jungle Tour at Maniti Eco-Lodge
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The experience of the jungle in itself was great. Local staff was also very friendly and meals that were served, even if repeated, were tasty and healthy.”
Paulo, traveled in September
Mirador Palo Alto provides jungle camping while caimans lurk in nighttime waters. Remote lagoons, piranha fishing, and rainforest paths near Iquitos lead to Victoria Regia water lilies and traditional Yaguas settlements.
Duration 7 days Destinations Iquitos Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator Maniti Expeditions From
- NZ$3,622
What people love about Active Tours in Amazon Rainforest
- 5 days - Tambopata Amazon Jungle
We had a great time on our tour! Our guide, Yuri, we amazing. The only thing I would change is that we probably could have done everything in 3 or 4 days instead of 5; there was plenty of down-time.
- Iquitos Amazon Jungle Adventure 3D/2N
A once in a lifetime experience. Pure magic
- Puerto Maldonado Amazon Eco-Lodge 5D/4N (from Cuzco)
The tour, the people the food were all really amazing. Our guide Frank was really knowledgeable about all of the animals, we had an awesome time. The only downside was on our schedule it said the last day we would have to walk around puerto Maldonado and we’d meet at a central meeting point and they’d drive us to the bus station to catch our night bus to Cusco but instead we had the option to go somewhere but we’d have to find our own way to the bus station which we didn’t want to risk so instead they just dropped us off at the bus station at 3pm for our night bus at 9pm. Besides that no complaints and I would definitely recommend the tour to friends and family.
What our customers ask about Active Tours & Trips in Amazon Rainforest
When is the best time to take an Adventure tour in the Amazon Rainforest?
The dry season from July to November offers the best conditions for Amazon Rainforest adventures with clear skies and lower rainfall. Data from TourRadar shows regions like Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve and Iquitos are particularly good for outdoor activities during April to October. The weather suits jungle treks river excursions and wildlife spotting. A TourRadar traveler at Nicky Lodge reported: "The weather was perfect for our jungle walks and canoe trips with plenty of wildlife sightings during the dry season."
What wildlife can I expect to see during an Amazon Adventure tour?
The Amazon teems with diverse wildlife throughout its ecosystems. Visitors regularly spot pink river dolphins several monkey species including pygmy marmosets sloths caimans and hundreds of bird species. Monkey Island near Maniti Eco-Lodge is known for its 10 different primate species. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Our guide was incredible at spotting wildlife - we saw everything from tiny poison dart frogs to giant anacondas and even swam in the same waters as pink river dolphins!"
What fitness level is required for an Amazon Adventure tour?
Amazon tours generally need moderate fitness levels. Visitors should be ready for 3-4 hour jungle walks and basic canoe paddling. Places like Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve maintain good trails but the humidity can make walking more challenging. A TourRadar visitor at Amazon Planet Lodge shared: "While the hikes weren't extremely strenuous you should be comfortable walking for several hours in hot humid conditions and climbing observation towers up to 45 meters high."
What accommodation types are available on Amazon Adventure tours?
The Amazon offers a range of places to stay from basic jungle camps to well-equipped eco-lodges. Nicky Lodge in Cuyabeno provides private bathrooms and hot water while Maniti Eco-Lodge features raised bungalows with mosquito protection. According to a TourRadar guest: "The Nicky Lodge exceeded our expectations with spacious rooms excellent meals prepared by their chef and the perfect balance of comfort while still feeling immersed in nature."
How many days should I plan for an Amazon Adventure tour?
A stay of 3-6 days works well for Amazon tours with 4 days being the sweet spot for both wildlife viewing and cultural experiences. Popular choices include the 4-day Iquitos program at Maniti Eco-Lodge or 5 days at Cuyabeno Reserve. A TourRadar participant shared: "Our 4-day tour was perfect - enough time to explore different ecosystems visit local communities and still have relaxation time at the lodge."
How do I get to the Amazon lodges from major cities?
Access to Amazon lodges starts from hub cities like Manaus Iquitos or Puerto Maldonado. The journey often combines different transport methods. From Manaus travelers take speedboats to Careiro village then continue by road to their lodge. As one visitor noted: "The journey from Puerto Maldonado involved a fascinating 2-hour boat ride down the Madre de Dios River which was an adventure in itself."




















