Monkey Island

From the moment we collect you from your hotel in Iquitos, an unforgettable adventure in the breathtaking Amazon rainforest unfolds. Our journey begins as we head to the Bellavista Nanay port, a lively hub of the Amazon that extends a warm welcome. Here, we board our vessel, prepared to set sail through one of the most stunning ecosystems on the globe.

We travel along the Nanay River basin, a natural setting that gradually draws us into the enchanting world of the jungle. Before long, we witness an astonishing spectacle: where its waters converge with the mighty Amazon River. During the trip, we will enthrall you with intriguing tales about the Amazon's history, culture, and biodiversity. If the timing is right, we might even glimpse pink dolphins.

Following this, we will engage in a meaningful interaction with the native Yagua tribe. Here, you will admire exquisite handmade crafts while gaining insight into their lifestyle and their efforts to conserve the surrounding ecosystem.

Our journey proceeds to the renowned Monkey Island, a natural haven where rescued monkeys of various species roam freely. You’ll have the rare chance to observe these lively Amazonian residents up close, see them interact among the trees, and understand their behavior in their natural environment.

Back aboard the boat, we head to enjoy a delightful lunch at a lodge. As you indulge in traditional regional dishes, you can unwind and take in the vastness of the river, where water and sky seem to blend into a single awe-inspiring panorama.

The adventure continues with an exhilarating activity—piranha fishing. While fishing along the Amazon River, our guide will share intriguing insights about this captivating species that inhabit the Peruvian jungle.

As the afternoon advances, we begin our journey back to Iquitos. Upon reaching the city, we part ways with the assurance of having embarked on a genuine adventure in one of the most extraordinary places on Earth.

We will complete our expedition at a central location, just one block from the Plaza de Armas.