Lodge in the Jungle of Pacaya Samiria 3 Day Tour in Iquitos
Duration
3 day(s)
Languages
English
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Explore the largest natural reserve in Peru deep within Amazon jungle
Enjoy an immersive three-day adventure in Pacaya Samiria Reserve
Discover unique landscapes, rivers, and unforgettable jungle sunsets
Observe diverse Amazon wildlife with guidance from local experts
€ 1159.41
€ 1066.66
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Adult (12 - 99)
Child (5 - 11)
Infant (0 - 4)
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The Pacaya Samiria National Reserve is the largest protected natural area in Peru, and this immersive 3-day tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the heart of the Peruvian Amazon. Traveling deep into the jungle from Iquitos, you will discover breathtaking landscapes, winding rivers, and unforgettable sunsets that paint the sky with vibrant colors. This experience allows you to truly connect with nature while navigating one of the most biodiverse regions in the world.
During the tour, you will explore the rich wildlife of the Amazon rainforest and uncover its many mysteries alongside knowledgeable local guides. Learn about medicinal plants found only within the Pacaya Samiria Reserve, and take part in authentic jungle activities such as piranha fishing and guided night walks to observe nocturnal wildlife. This 3-day adventure offers an unforgettable journey through the jungle, combining education, adventure, and natural beauty for a truly memorable experience in the Amazon.
Food & drinks
Entry or admission fee
Round trip transfer to and from the airport in Iquitos
Round trip transfer to the lodge on boat
Personal expenses
Gratuities
Light colored clothes
Repellent
Sunglasses
Cap
Binoculars
Comfortable shoes
Passport required
Not wheelchair accessible
No public transportation nearby
Children 4 and younger are complimentary
Maximum number of participants 10 People
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Activity Provider: Tangol Tours
Customer Reviews
Oliver
We spent 7 days at the lodge and had a truly great time. The staff are wonderful, the guides leading the activities are super knowledgeable and the whole experience was really worth it. It’s an eco lodge, so this means intermittent electricity and no air conditioning, but the cool water showers keep it manageable - after all, you’re in the rainforest! Highly recommended to visit this wonderful and sustainable place.
Carmen
I thoroughly enjoyed these days in Pacaya Samiria, exploring the Amazon rainforest with our wonderful guide, Dik. He is highly trained and experienced, and he conveyed to us his passion and love for the Amazon rainforest's nature, as well as for the communities that live there.
Heinz
The lodge is very well located. It's an hour past Nauta, right at the entrance to Pacaya Samiria. The standard is typical for jungle lodges, but it's currently the best in the area. Bathrooms are basic, with only cold water. Electricity and Wi-Fi are only available at certain times. The cabins are very spacious and clean. The beds are comfortable. The mosquito nets are too coarse for my liking, but they don't have any holes. If you're sensitive to mosquitoes (like me), bring your own. Definitely get a fine-mesh net. Box-shaped nets are ideal. The beds are prepared accordingly, which is great. Speaking of mosquitoes, even though we're in the dry season (absolutely no rain at the moment), I'm constantly being bitten. I've rarely experienced such a swarm. The lodge has a small lake, which explains the mosquito problem. Even in the main building, it's almost unbearable. Evening drinks? Forget about it. The meals are simple but tasty. Make sure to request any special drinks (wine, Coke Zero, etc.) in advance while you're still in Nauta. Or bring your own. Without electricity, cooling is a problem. The scenery in this area is worth seeing, as is the trail behind the lodge. Rubber boots aren't always available in all sizes, so it's best to bring a pair that fits properly. Our guide was fantastic. Even though we've been to the Peruvian jungle many times before, we learned a lot. The lodge staff were also extremely friendly. One small disappointment: there's a pool, but it wasn't accessible. A real shame. That would have been a highlight. Another tip: you can easily book a customized package through Atambo in Germany, which makes things much simpler. It was even cheaper.
Joel
Excellent place to disconnect from the city