• Mal. Tarapaca 126 - Observe native aquatic species such as Arapaima, alligators, and aquatic turtles, along with the world’s largest aquatic plant, the “Victoria Regia.” Afterward, visit Monkey Island in Iquitos, a sanctuary for native primate species and a model of biodiversity conservation and sustainable tourism, where Amazonian primates are rehabilitated and released back into their natural habitat.

Next, enjoy a jungle hike with scenic views and a 300-year-old “Lupuna Tree.” This giant Amazonian landmark is a wonderful spot for taking beautiful photos and selfies.

• Guide Service
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• Lunch
• Gratuities

Guests can observe native aquatic species such as Arapaimas, alligators, and aquatic turtles, along with the world’s largest aquatic plant, “La Victoria Regia.” Afterward, visitors explore Monkey Island in Iquitos, a sanctuary for native primate species and a model of biodiversity conservation and sustainable tourism. The island rehabilitates Amazonian primates and releases them back into their natural habitat.

The journey continues with a jungle hike offering scenic vistas and a 300-year-old Lupuna tree. This magnificent Amazonian landmark provides a wonderful setting for capturing beautiful photos and selfies.

• Not recommended for travelers over 70 years old
• Not recommended for children under 3 to 6 years old

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.