$ 698.00
This deep-immersion itinerary in the Yanayacu Reserve offers an authentic and dynamic experience, designed for travelers seeking a genuine connection with Amazonian biodiversity.
From spotting unique species to cultural interaction, the program covers the most significant highlights of the lowland jungle of Iquitos.
Our tours are Fully Customizable and leave 365 days a year; Our travel experts will be happy to help.
Reception at Iquitos airport and transfer to our office for a briefing on the itinerary, our services, and essential jungle “dos and don’ts.”
Transfer to the Port of Iquitos to board a speed boat and begin the adventure into one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature.
River journey to the lodge, where you can observe the Amazonian flora and fauna along the riverbanks and the breathtaking scenery of the Peruvian jungle.
Welcome to the jungle upon arrival at the lodge, followed by check-in and settling into your rooms.
Typical Amazonian lunch served in the lodge’s dining room.
The first activity of the day will be a careful observation of the Pygmy Marmoset, known as the smallest primate in the world.
After the activity, we will return to the lodge to enjoy a traditional dinner.
Night boat excursion to spot caimans, nocturnal birds, and mammals along the riverbanks.
After breakfast, we will begin our excursion to swim in the Amazon River, with the chance to see pink and gray river dolphins nearby.
Return to the lodge for lunch.
After lunch, we will visit the Victoria Regia, the world’s largest aquatic plant, and search for iguanas.
Experience traditional piraña fishing in the river’s tributaries (creeks).
At the end of this activity, we will watch the sunset over Sapote Lagoon, enjoying a stunning Amazonian evening.
Return to the lodge for dinner.
Embark on a night hike to spot tarantulas and giant frogs.
Start the day with an introduction to birdwatching, listening to the jungle symphony at sunrise.
Typical Amazonian breakfast.
Boat excursion to remote lagoons and creeks to observe various species of monkeys and exotic birds.
We will visit the San Juan de Yanayacu community to learn about their daily customs and traditions.
Lunch at the lodge.
Observation of the Hoatzin (Shansho), a fascinating prehistoric-looking bird that inhabits the swamplands.
Farewell dinner in the Amazon.
Silent canoe excursion to experience the enigmatic sounds of the jungle at night.
Breakfast at the lodge.
Excursion to the lodge’s botanical garden to learn about local flora, medicinal herbs, and the lodge’s sustainable waste management systems.
Free time to choose between kayaking or canoeing through the Yanayacu cochas (lakes), or simply relaxing in hammocks and beanbags. You can also enjoy a final swim in the river as a lasting memory of the Amazon.
Farewell lunch at the lodge.
River and land transfer back to the city.
Arrival at Iquitos airport or your selected hotel.
End of services.
| N° Travelers | Rates per person in USD |
| 1 | 832 USD |
| 2 o Mas | 698 USD |
| N° Travelers | Adittional Night in USD |
| 1 | 216 USD |
| 2 o Mas | 180 USD |
*We accept all credit and debit cards.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
**Please note that the prices listed above are only applicable for 2022. Rates vary depending on departure dates. Speak with one of our Travel Advisors for a free quotation and further information.
Note: all of our tour packages are fully customizable. Final costs will be calculated based on the accommodations and activities that you choose. Please contact one of our travel advisors to begin planning your custom package today.
Round-trip transfers from the hotel or airport.
Transportation to the lodge.
Drinking water (purified).
Rain boots (Rubber boots).
Wi-Fi available only at the Iquitos office.
All meals (Full board).
24/7 Coffee, tea, and fruit station.
Accommodation: Cabin with private bathroom and private terrace with a hammock overlooking the river or the jungle.
Charging station for camera batteries and laptops (available in the lobby).
Specialist nature guides.
Visits to authentic riverside communities.
Day and night excursions – by boat or on foot.
Life jackets.
Bath and river towels.
Free use of kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards.
Wildlife checklist of animals spotted in the lodge area.
First aid kit (includes anti-venom serum).
Board games.
Amenities (shampoo, conditioner, and liquid soap).
Laundry detergent provided in your room for personal use.
What to bring, what to take?
Plastic raincoat or poncho (waterproof), flashlights, rechargeable batteries, binoculars, good insect repellent, sunscreen, water bottle, light cotton clothing, long pants and long-sleeved shirts, socks, and cotton T-shirts. Moisture-resistant sneakers and/or rubber boots (provided at the lodge). Swimwear is essential. A windbreaker jacket (sometimes the temperature drops considerably when it rains or during boat trips).
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE JUNGLE TRIP:
• For the comfort of passengers during their trip on the Amazon River and their stay at the lodge, we suggest packing a backpack or small suitcase in advance with only the essentials for their stay.
• Suitcases and other luggage will be kept in storage for the duration of the stay at the lodge.
– Rates in US dollars (USD), valid until December 2026.
– Prices per person based on a minimum of 2 travelers.
– Rates for children apply up to 8 years old accompanied by two adults.
– Prices do not apply on special dates such as Holy Week (1–5 April), Fiestas Patrias (July 27–30), and New Year’s Holidays (December 30–January 2).
– Rates calculated for standard rooms. For higher categories, please request a quote.
– Check-in: from 3:00 p.m. / Check-out: until 12:00 p.m.
– Triple rooms may include two double beds to share.
– Each passenger is responsible for carrying a valid passport (minimum 6 months) and, where applicable, visas and required vaccinations.
– Programs may be adjusted due to weather, operational reasons, or unforeseen circumstances, always seeking to provide you with the best experience.
– Not included: travel insurance, tips, beverages, laundry, calls, excess baggage, airport taxes, and any services not specified in the itinerary.
– Respect for people, the environment, and local culture is expected. Drug use and illegal activities will not be tolerated.
– We recommend purchasing travel insurance that covers cancellations, medical assistance, and baggage.
– Cancellation and refund conditions vary depending on the provider. You will be informed at the time of booking.
– PERU AGENCY is not responsible for losses, delays, or situations beyond our control (weather, strikes, force majeure). We will always provide assistance to help you.
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