Amazon Rainforest Family Tours & Vacation Packages
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10 Amazon Rainforest Family trips
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- 4 Days Peruvian Amazon Cruise
- Amazon Survival Experience
- Manu National Park 4 days
- Brazil - Manaus: Amazon Jungle Adventure – 5 Days
- Manu National Park 3D-2N Tour
- Macaw clay lick and sandoval lake 5D/4N
- Collpa de Guacamayos 3D/2N
- 4 days Iquitos Amazon Jungle & Pink Dolphin Watching
- 4 days 3 nights – Peruvian Tambopata Jungle
- Puerto Maldonado Amazon Eco-Lodge 5D/4N (from Cuzco)
- Duration - 4 days - Destinations - Iquitos, Nauta - Age Range - Ages 7+ - Operated in - English, Spanish - Operator - LimaTours - From $7,719 10% Off
- NZ$6,947You save $772
 
- Manaus serves as the gateway for this Amazon adventure, welcoming ages 5+. Stay at child-safe Amazon Turtle Lodge, enjoy guided wildlife spotting around Mamori River, and learn age-appropriate survival skills near Tracajá Lake. - Duration - 8 days - Destinations - Manaus - Age Range - Ages 6+ - Operated in - English, Portuguese, Spanish - Operator - Nattrip - From 10% Off
- NZ$4,525
 
- Manu National Park 4 days2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “The response was the best. The experience was amazing.” - Tobias, traveled in September - Manu National Park reveals night monkeys, blue-headed macaws, and diverse wildlife to visiting families. The Alto Madre de Dios River leads to Machuwasi lake rafting and medicinal plant discoveries, with comfortable lodge accommodations throughout. - Duration - 4 days - Destinations - Cusco, Paucartambo, Manu National Park - Age Range - Operated in - English, Spanish - Operator - CondeTravel - From 10% Off
- NZ$1,184
 
- Duration - 5 days - Destinations - Manaus - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operated in - English, Portuguese, Spanish - Operator - Receptivo Aborigen Tours - From $2,435 15% Off
- NZ$2,070You save $365
 
- Manu National Park 3D-2N Tour3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “Tour was very fun and informative. Other travelers were fun.” - Patrick, traveled in August - Manu National Park welcomes families with stays at authentic rainforest lodges. Prehistoric Hoatzin birds soar at Machuwasi Lake, while nocturnal caimans and parrot clay licks captivate visitors. Three daily meals included in South America's biodiversity haven. - Duration - 3 days - Destinations - Cusco, Paucartambo, Manu National Park - Age Range - Operated in - English, Spanish - Operator - CondeTravel - From 15% Off
- NZ$957
 
- Macaw clay lick and sandoval lake 5D/4N2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “Had a great experience and program. I would recommend staying as long as possible because the weather conditions may not be ideal.” - ADAM, traveled in February - The Amazon welcomes children 5+ for gentle kayaking, monkey watching at Monkey Island, and educational botanical garden walks. Nighttime caiman spotting and hundreds of macaws at El Chuncho clay lick create lasting memories. - Duration - 5 days - Destinations - Puerto Maldonado, Tambopata National Reserve - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operated in - English, Spanish - Operator - CondeTravel - From 15% Off
- NZ$1,358
 
- Monte Amazonico Lodge welcomes families with children 5+. Rainforest wildlife, colorful macaws at El Chuncho clay lick, and medicinal plants in the botanical garden await discovery. - Duration - 3 days - Destinations - Puerto Maldonado, Tambopata National Reserve - Age Range - Operated in - English, Spanish - Operator - CondeTravel - From 15% Off
- NZ$835
 
- 4 days Iquitos Amazon Jungle & Pink Dolphin Watching3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “My 9 year old said it was the best trip of his life. Highly recommended!” - Martha, traveled in June - Thrilling zipline adventures across 5 lines at the 26-meter-high Mirador tower near Iquitos await families with kids 8+. Swimming in the Amazon River, pink dolphin watching, and Yaguas indigenous community visits create lasting memories. Avatar Amazon Lodge provides comfortable rooms and traditional piranha fishing fun. - Duration - 4 days - Destinations - Iquitos - Age Range - Ages 8+ - Operated in - English, Spanish - Operator - PVTravels - From 15% Off
- NZ$957
 
- 4 days 3 nights – Peruvian Tambopata Jungle6 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “Paradise Lodge was so impressive, with spacious rooms, a swimming pool, pretty jungle vibes and a fantastic breakfast, lunch and dinner service.” - Emily, traveled in April - Gentle wildlife viewing at Monkey Island, Lake Sandoval kayaking, and cultural visits to Ese'Eja communities await families. Suitable for ages 1+, with comfortable lodge accommodation and flexible meal options for young explorers. - Duration - 4 days - Destinations - Puerto Maldonado - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operated in - English, Spanish - Operator - PVTravels - From 15% Off
- NZ$715
 
- Educational visits to Taricaya turtle project and animal rescue center thrill families with children 10+. Amazon Planet Eco-Lodge offers 45-meter canopy walks, night safaris along Madre de Dios River, and interactive agroforestry farm visits showcasing cocoa and coffee cultivation. - Duration - 5 days - Destinations - Cusco, Puerto Maldonado, Manaus - Age Range - Ages 10+ - Operator - Bamba Travel - From 15% Off
- NZ$973
 
Amazon Rainforest Family Trips/Tours Reviews
- Manu National Park 3D-2N TourIt truly was a trip of a lifetime, although there were some hiccups along the way, it doesn't distract from what we've taken away from the entire experience. Our tour guide Serro, was well versed and knowledgeable of the wildlife around us and the culture of the indigenous peoples. There was nothing this man could not do, a sailor, cook, and photographer. THe man deserves a raise! The only issues we faced were major construction on the main roads thus shutting them down for hours at end, costing valuable time. As well as no access to electricity to charge devices (mobile or medical electronic devices) which wasn't specified. We weren't able to complete our part of our tour due to flight arrangements but even so, I don't feel cheated from the experience. I would highly reccommend, I had an amazzing experience. 
- Macaw clay lick and sandoval lake 5D/4NHad a great experience and program (although they changed the order compared to what was shown). My guides were really helpful and spoke English really well (I had Fernando and Luiz). I would recommend staying as long as possible because the weather conditions may not be ideal and as with nature, you need patience and luck in order to see wildlife. 
- Manu National Park 4 daysThe guides were great and the trip was very informative and the lodges were comfortable 
What our customers ask about Amazon Rainforest Family Tours & Vacation Packages
- What's the best time of year for families to visit the Amazon?- Timing an Amazon visit requires careful consideration of regional variations. The Yasuni National Park in Ecuador sees its driest period from July to September which makes trails more accessible and wildlife easier to spot. Over in Peru's Tambopata region travelers find the most reliable weather from May to October. While these periods are ideal many Amazon lodges operate throughout the year adapting their programs to work with rather than against the seasons. Each time brings its own distinct perspective of rainforest life. 
- What type of accommodation can families expect in the Amazon?- Modern Amazon lodges blend jungle authenticity with family comfort. Take the Yasuni Amazon Lodge where private family cabins come equipped with en-suite bathrooms and protective mosquito nets. The Paradise Amazon Lodge near Tambopata offers what one guest describes as "quaint rustic accommodations with a cozy bar and common area perfect for families to relax together." Most properties feature shared dining spaces observation decks and some include swimming pools that provide welcome relief from the tropical heat. 
- How do guides accommodate families with children during activities?- Local guides in the Amazon demonstrate remarkable flexibility when working with families. Their expertise shows in how they tailor experiences to different age groups and energy levels. A recent visitor to Tambopata shared that their guide "Franklin was so knowledgeable and fun. Great for a family of 5 loved every minute." Guides create modified versions of standard excursions such as shorter trails for young explorers while maintaining both safety standards and the educational value of each activity. 
- What type of meals are provided for families on Amazon tours?- Food at Amazon lodges strikes a balance between local flavors and familiar options. Yasuni Amazon Lodge serves a mix of traditional Amazonian cuisine and international dishes adjusting for various dietary needs. Guest feedback often highlights the generous portions with one Tambopata Lodge visitor noting "The food was very good with huge portions and great variety including delicious salads soups and fresh fruits." Lodges accommodate special diets when informed ahead of time and maintain consistent meal schedules that work well for families. 
- What's the minimum age requirement for Amazon family tours?- Age requirements for Amazon tours typically range from 5 to 10 years depending on the program. Tambopata Amazon Lodge sets their minimum at 8 years while Iquitos tours welcome children as young as 5. One family shared that their "9-year-old said it was the best trip of his life" at Avatar Amazon Lodge. Some activities like ziplines may have their own age restrictions so checking specific requirements during booking helps avoid disappointment. 
- What are the best family-friendly activities in the Amazon Rainforest?- Family activities in the Amazon range from mild to moderately adventurous. Children can climb the 35-meter observation tower at Yasuni National Park try gentle piranha fishing in Tambopata National Reserve or watch for dolphins along the Napo River. At Cuyabeno Lodge where according to visitors "the staff went above and beyond to cater for our needs" families can swim in protected lagoons join night walks to spot nocturnal animals and learn traditional crafts from indigenous communities. These experiences create natural learning opportunities while keeping everyone engaged. 























