SERVICES
IQUITOS
3 days - 2 nights
Includes:
- 02 nights accommodation at Heliconia Amazon River Lodge with full meals
- (02 breakfasts, 03 lunches, 02 dinners).
- Visit to Monkey Island
- Walk through the jungle.
- Night boat ride
- Search for pink dolphins
- Bird watching tour
- Fishing tour
- Visit to a traditional sugar mill
- Night walk in the jungle
- Observation of the Victoria Regias
- Transfers.
From $308
07 Set - 11 Set
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Destination information:
Iquitos, located in the heart of the Amazon rainforest in northern Peru, is a unique and captivating city that stands out for its geographic isolation, rich biodiversity and exotic atmosphere. As the largest city in the world that is not accessible by road, Iquitos is located in the middle of the jungle and is an ideal starting point for exploring the Amazon region.
The city of Iquitos has a special charm due to its combination of cultural influences, ranging from indigenous heritage to Art Nouveau architecture. The historic center of Iquitos is home to impressive buildings such as the Casa de Fierro, a metal structure designed by Gustave Eiffel, which contrasts beautifully with the lush natural surrounding environment.
The Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, one of the largest protected areas in the world, is one of the main attractions in Iquitos. This vast expanse of rainforest is home to an astonishing diversity of flora and fauna, including pink dolphins, anacondas, monkeys, exotic birds and an astonishing variety of medicinal plants.
Main tourist attractions:
- Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve: This is the largest nature reserve in Peru and one of the largest in the world. It offers a unique rainforest experience with rich biodiversity. Visitors can take boat tours along the meandering rivers and observe a variety of plant and animal species, including monkeys, pink dolphins, and exotic birds.
- Mercado de Belén: This lively floating market is a unique cultural experience. Stalls offer a variety of local products, from fresh food to handicrafts. Visitors can explore the market by boat and learn about daily life in the region.
- Fundo Pedrito: An opportunity to interact with animals indigenous to the Peruvian Amazon. Tourists can feed and observe manatees, caimans, anacondas, and other animals up close in a controlled and educational environment.
- La Casa de Fierro: Also known as “The Iron House,” this metal structure is an example of Art Nouveau architecture designed by Gustave Eiffel. It is an architectural curiosity that contrasts with the natural surroundings of the jungle.
- Quistococha Tourist Complex: A place of recreation and entertainment that includes an artificial beach, a zoo, trails and boats for rent. It is an ideal space to spend a day with the family and enjoy nature and recreational activities.
- Jungle Walks: Several companies offer hiking tours and guided walks through the Amazon rainforest, giving visitors the opportunity to see the flora and fauna up close and learn about the traditional practices of local communities.
- Crafts and Culture: Iquitos offers a variety of unique crafts that reflect Amazonian culture, such as wood carvings, weaving and basketry. Visitors can explore workshops of local artisans and purchase authentic souvenirs.