From Iquitos: 2 Days/1 Night In Amazonian Lodge With Meals

Nestled deep within the verdant expanse of the Peruvian Amazon, this immersive 2-day, 1-night package offers travellers a chance to experience the vibrant heart of one of the world’s most captivating ecosystems. From Iquitos, guests embark on a journey that not only introduces them to the region’s diverse wildlife and indigenous cultures but also delves into the intricate web of life that sustains this remarkable natural wonder. With an array of activities and insider access, this tour promises to leave a lasting impression on those seeking to uncover the secrets of the Amazon.

Key Points

2-day, 1-night package in Iquitos, Peru with accommodation in an Amazonian lodge and meals included.
Includes activities such as visiting a nature reserve, animal sanctuary, indigenous Boras tribe, and a nighttime jungle exploration.
Opportunity to observe diverse Amazonian wildlife, including endangered species like the anaconda.
Immersive cultural experience with the Boras tribe, learning about their daily life and traditional practices.
Boat navigation through the Momon, Nanay, Amazon, and Atalaya rivers, with chances to spot wildlife and visit native communities.

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Tour Overview

This Amazonian lodge experience in Iquitos, Peru offers a 2-day, 1-night package that provides guests with a glimpse into the wonders of the Amazon rainforest.

The cost starts from $360 per person, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and the option to reserve now and pay later.

Guests can expect to be picked up and transported by boat to the lodge, where they’ll have the chance to explore a nature reserve, visit an animal sanctuary, and interact with the local Boras tribe.

The itinerary also includes a night walk to observe nocturnal wildlife and a boat navigation to spot pink and gray dolphins.

Meals, transportation, and an English and Spanish guide are all included.

Day 1 Itinerary

The first day of the Amazonian lodge experience kicks off with a pick-up and boat transfer to the lodge, allowing guests to enjoy the stunning natural surroundings.

Along the way, visitors will stop at a nature reserve to witness the impressive Victoria Regia and interact with the local wildlife.

Next, they’ll explore an animal sanctuary, where they’ll encounter a variety of vibrant toucans, macaws, monkeys, sloths, and even anacondas.

After arriving at the lodge and enjoying a delicious lunch, guests will visit the Boras tribe to observe their daily activities and traditional dances.

As the day winds down, a night walk through the jungle promises an opportunity to spot nocturnal wildlife.

Animal Sanctuary Visit

After the stop at the nature reserve, guests will explore an animal sanctuary, where they’ll encounter a variety of vibrant toucans, macaws, monkeys, sloths, and even anacondas.

The sanctuary serves as a refuge for rescued Amazonian wildlife, allowing visitors to observe these fascinating creatures up close. Guests will be amazed by the brilliant plumage of the toucans and macaws, the playful antics of the monkeys, and the serene presence of the sloths.

The highlight of the visit may be the opportunity to see the powerful yet elusive anaconda, a true symbol of the Amazon rainforest.

Key features of the animal sanctuary visit:

Encounter a diverse array of Amazonian wildlife
Observe rescued animals in a natural setting
Learn about conservation efforts in the region
Gain a deeper appreciation for the Amazon’s rich biodiversity

Boras Tribe Observation

Following the visit to the animal sanctuary, guests will have the opportunity to observe the daily activities and dances of the Boras tribe, an indigenous community native to the Amazonian region.

The Boras people have maintained their traditional way of life for generations, and this cultural experience allows visitors to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation for their customs and traditions.

Guests will witness the Boras going about their daily routines, which may include weaving intricate textiles, preparing traditional foods, and engaging in tribal dances and ceremonies.

This immersive experience offers a rare glimpse into the vibrant and resilient culture of the Boras, providing a meaningful connection to the heart of the Amazon.

Nighttime Jungle Exploration

As the sun sets, guests embark on a captivating nighttime jungle exploration, venturing into the dense, shadowy Amazon to witness the vibrant nocturnal wildlife that thrives in this captivating ecosystem.

With flashlights in hand, they navigate through the lush foliage, keeping a keen eye out for elusive creatures:

Scurrying tree frogs and vibrant tree snakes that dart between the branches
Glowing fireflies that illuminate the darkness with their mesmerizing bioluminescence
Mysterious nocturnal birds, their calls echoing through the jungle canopy
Prowling jaguars and other predators, their eyes reflecting the light as they hunt their prey

This nighttime journey provides a truly immersive and unforgettable experience, offering a rare glimpse into the Amazon’s nocturnal wonders.

Day 2 Itinerary

On the second day, guests rise early to observe the sunrise and a variety of birds in the area.

They then embark on a boat navigation through the Momon, Nanay, Amazon, and Atalaya rivers, keeping an eye out for the elusive pink and gray dolphins that inhabit these waterways.

After admiring the views from a scenic viewpoint overlooking the Amazon River and its tributaries, they visit the Independencia native community.

Here, they walk through the lush surroundings, see the towering Lupuna tree, and discover a refreshing waterfall.

The day culminates with an opportunity to try piranha fishing and enjoy a rejuvenating swim before returning to the lodge.

Riverboat Navigation

The tranquility of the river journey captivates guests as they glide through the Momon, Nanay, Amazon, and Atalaya waterways, keeping a watchful eye for the elusive pink and gray dolphins that call these rivers home.

The riverboat navigation allows guests to observe the Amazon’s vibrant ecosystem up close, from spotting birds and wildlife along the riverbanks to marveling at the grand scale of the mighty Amazon River and its tributaries.

The experience culminates with a visit to a viewpoint, where guests can fully appreciate the vastness and beauty of this remarkable region.

The river journey is a highlight of the Amazonian lodge experience, offering a serene and immersive connection with the natural wonders of the Amazon.

Inclusions and Packing

From Iquitos: 2 Days/1 Night in Amazonian Lodge With Meals

The package includes an airport/hotel pickup and transfer, land and river transfers, a city walking tour, and an English and Spanish guide.

Meals, such as 1 breakfast, 2 lunches, and 1 dinner, are also provided, alongside tips and snacks.

Travelers should pack comfortable shoes, clothes, and swimwear, as well as sunglasses, a sun hat, and sunscreen. Don’t forget your passport, camera, and personal medication.

Cash is also recommended for any additional expenses.

This comprehensive package ensures a seamless and enjoyable Amazonian adventure, leaving travelers free to enjoy the wonders of the jungle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Book This Tour for a Group of 4 or More?

Yes, the tour can be booked for groups of 4 or more travelers. The tour provider offers group discounts and flexible booking options to accommodate larger parties. Customers can easily reserve the tour online or contact the provider directly.

Are There Any Dietary Restrictions or Special Meal Options?

The Amazon lodge caters to various dietary needs. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are available upon request. Guests should inform the tour operator of any dietary restrictions when booking to ensure their meals are tailored to their requirements.

What Should I Do if I Lose My Passport During the Tour?

If one loses their passport during the tour, they should immediately notify their guide. The guide will assist in contacting the local authorities and the traveler’s embassy to report the lost document and obtain a replacement.

Is It Possible to Extend My Stay at the Lodge for an Additional Night?

Yes, it’s possible to extend your stay at the lodge for an additional night. The tour operator can assist you with arranging this, though additional costs may apply. It’s best to inquire about extension options prior to the trip.

Can I Bring Any Souvenirs or Local Crafts Back Home?

Yes, travelers can bring home souvenirs and local crafts from the Amazonian lodge experience. The itinerary includes a visit to a native community where visitors can purchase handmade items as mementos of their jungle adventure.

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Recap

This 2-day, 1-night Amazon adventure in Iquitos, Peru provides an immersive glimpse into the wonders of the rainforest.

Travelers can expect an engaging itinerary featuring wildlife spotting, cultural interactions, and thrilling nighttime excursions – all while enjoying the comfort of a remote jungle lodge.

With meals, accommodations, and transportation included, this comprehensive tour is an excellent way to discover the Peruvian Amazon.