AMAZONIAN SUNRISE: Observation of the sunrise and listening to and spotting different bird species.

Breakfast at the Amazon Camp.

RESCUE CENTER: We will head to the Wildlife Rescue Centre (“Fundo Rony”) to observe and interact with some of the wild animal species such as sloths, monkeys, macaws, toucans, boa constrictors, and turtles. This is an interesting way to learn to value and respect the typical Amazonian wildlife. Reminder: In this centre, these animals are kept in cages because they are cared for a few days before being released.

AMAZONIAN DISTILLERY: Tasting of artisanal macerations such as camu camu, 7 roots, and ginger, providing an opportunity to benefit from their medicinal properties. These infusions are packed with health benefits such as strengthening the immune system thanks to the vitamin C in camu camu, improving digestion, and promoting vitality with 7 roots, and relieving digestive discomfort and nausea with ginger.

PIRANHA FISHING: Then we will prepare for our artisanal fishing tour, where the guide will teach us local piranha fishing techniques using the same materials that Amazonian locals use for subsistence. Self-service lunch with typical jungle dishes.

Self-service lunch with typical jungle dishes. After lunch, take some time to relax or enjoy the pool.

Dinner at Amazon Camp.

NIGHT CANOEING: We will head out in a canoe to search for caimans. We will learn about their role in nature, then release them back into their habitat.

Breakfast

BOTANICAL WALK: We will embark on a botanical walk to learn about the main trees and medicinal plants found in the Amazon.

YANAYACU RIVER NAVIGATION: We will embark on a peque peque boat to navigate the Yanayacu River. This remote corner of the jungle harbours an astonishing biodiversity, with lush forests, winding rivers, and a variety of unique wildlife.

GIANT TREE TRAIL: Our goal is to reach the giant tree where we can make a wish to Mother Nature beneath the roots of the Lupuna tree.

YAGUAS INDIGENOUS TRIBE: Whose ancestors were discovered by Francisco de Orellana during his first exploration of the Amazon in 1541. This visit will allow you to learn about their ancestral customs, admire their original clothing made from palm fibres, and even test your aim with the “pucuna” (blowgun) that the Yaguas have used for centuries for hunting.

Self-service lunch at the Lodge with typical jungle dishes.

VISIT TO RIVERSIDE VILLAGE: After lunch, our guide will indicate the exact time to start our new activity, and we will visit the village of Fátima where we can learn a bit more about this riverside community along the Amazon River.

Dinner

AMAZONIAN TALES: At night we will hear stories about Amazonian myths, tales, and legends, which are an integral part of the local Loreto identity, such as: (Yacuruna, Sachamama, Chullachaqui).

Breakfast

BUTTERFLY HOUSE: After breakfast, we will head to the San Rafael Butterfly House, which is a farming community. At the butterfly house, we will discover different butterfly species. It is truly a magical place that immerses you in the fleeting beauty of butterflies. This captivating butterfly sanctuary is a hidden gem that offers a unique experience in the heart of nature.

Self-service lunch at the Lodge with typical jungle dishes. After lunch, take some time to relax or enjoy the pool. At the appropriate time, we will board our boat to head back to Iquitos.

Return to the city of Iquitos.