The Marañón River beckons with an immersive journey into the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, where the wonders of the Amazon unfold. Encounter playful pink and grey river dolphins as you navigate the waterways, and hike through lush rainforest with a local guide who reveals the secrets of medicinal plants. Experience the thrill of traditional piranha fishing and marvel at stunning sunrises while observing vibrant birdlife. As night falls, embark on guided walks and canoe trips to spot caimans and twinkling fireflies. Enjoy eco-friendly jungle accommodations and connect with local communities, visiting artisan markets that showcase indigenous craftsmanship.
Your guide will contact you 10 minutes before arriving at your hotel located in the historical center.
Pick-up from the airport or hotel in Iquitos, followed by ground transportation to the Nauta port. Short orientation in the city of Nauta, a quiet and welcoming gateway to Pacaya Samiria National Reserve. Begin river navigation aboard a comfortable, traditional Amazon boat along the Marañón River—one of the main tributaries of the Amazon River. Wildlife encounter: Spot pink and grey dolphins along the route.
Stop at Checkpoint #1 of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve to obtain entry permits controlled by SERNANP (National Service of Natural Protected Areas). Typical Amazonian lunch served on board. Arrival at “Buenos Aires Base Camp” located within the reserve. Brief introduction to camp rules and sustainable practices. Orientation walk around the camp to get familiar with the surroundings. Dinner at the camp. Night walk in the jungle to discover the mysterious nocturnal world of insects, frogs, spiders, snakes, and more. Overnight stay in the jungle camp.
Amazon sunrise experience and birdwatching from the camp. Breakfast. Continue dolphin watching during river navigation. Search for wild animals in their natural habitat. Participate in traditional piranha fishing using local techniques. Swimming in the Marañón River near pink dolphins. Lunch at the camp. Guided botanical walk to learn about medicinal and mystical plants native to the Amazon rainforest. Birdwatching: Spot macaws, kingfishers, and other species during the trail walk. Dinner. Night canoe ride along the Pucate River to observe caimans, fireflies, and enjoy the symphony of the Amazon rainforest at night. Overnight stay at the camp.
Breakfast at the camp. Visit to the artisan market in the local community of Buenos Aires to explore handmade crafts. Lunch. Return boat ride to Nauta. Ground transfer back to Iquitos (hotel or airport). End of services.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Show more
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
Your guide to the flawless travel experience