Peru Amazon River Tours – Tropical Forest – 3 Days

Day 02: Pirabha Park – Momon River

We will travel by boat to Pirabha Park, a private reserve, there are five lakes, in one of them you can fish piranhas, in another other fish of the region, take a ride on a kayak; you can observe primates, a great variety of trees with long fibres and medicinal plants; you can see Victoria Regia.
We will visit the river communities of Gen Gen and Centro Fuerte, where we will learn the customs and habits of the mestizo people.
Then we will visit the Alamas Indigenous Tribe, they recently moved to our area, they offer us a typical friendly greeting.
After the evening, we will navigate for Momon River, at appropriate time the guide turned off the engine, and in complete silence, we can observe the moon, the stars and enjoy the chorus of nocturnal animals. We have a musical jungle jam session.

Day 03: Boras Indigenous Tribe – Iquitos City Tour

On the way back to the city, we will visit the Boras Indigenous Tribe, a friendly tribe who will show us their traditional dancing and singing, the young Indian girls invite the tourists to join in the dancing, after that, they will show us their lovely collection of handicrafts which they offer for sale to the visitors.
Visit to the Butterfly Farm, there is a large enclosed area which houses dozens of species of native butterflies. Here you can see and walk among many different species of the most beautiful butterflies of the Amazon region and experience their whole life circle.

City tour: You will visit, the Boulevard, Tha Main Square, The Catholic Cathedral,  The Cast Iron House, the Quistococha lake and Zoo. Finally, we say goodbye to our amazon tour.

You can take this tour the first or the last day, depending on the arrival time of passengers, weather conditions, etc.

Note:

You should bring:

• Insect repellant
• Good walking shoes that cover the heals (to avoid twisting your ankle)
• Sun hat
• Sunglasses
• Sun cream
• Camera with plenty of film and batteries
• Flashlight/torch to use at nighttime (plus spare batteries)
• Lightweight raincoat with a rainproof hat
• Umbrella in case of rain
• A good book to read, plenty of magazines (to read while you relax)
• Pair of Binoculars
• Water flask (fresh drinking water for jungle treks)
• Swimming costume (for swimming in our large pool or in the river)
• The native Indian tribes in the area are very poor and love to receive gifts of used clothing, old toys or anything at all that the tourist does not need and wishes to donate. Also, any items for children such as paper, pencils and pens are very gratefully received.