Immerse Yourself in the Majesty of the Amazon, where Nature's Secrets Unfold
Pacaya Samiria National Reserve is the second largest nature reserve in Peru and is a paradise for nature lovers. With an incredible variety of flora and fauna, it's a nature lover's paradise.
Discover the Heart of the Amazon: Embrace Nature's Symphony at Pacaya Samiria, Where Adventure and Conservation Unite!
Exploring Pacaya Samiria offers a truly unique and memorable journey. Encounter pink river dolphins, lively monkeys, breathtaking flora, and witness stunning sunsets mirrored on tranquil waters. Venture into the "Jungle of Mirrors"!
The Pacaya Samiria National Reserve provides a natural habitat for over a third of all the species recorded in the entire Amazon rainforest. With five hundred species of birds and twice as many species of vertebrates, it is a wonderful place to see a wide variety of wildlife.
Embrace Nature's Symphony in the Heart of the Amazon
Tamshiyacu-Tahuayo Regional Conservation Area covers more than 1 million acres (4,200.8 sq km). Hundreds of species of primates, birds, reptiles and fish were documented in the reserve by the Field Museum of Chicago, USA, during fieldwork in 2003.
Located 100km south of Iquitos, the Tamshiyacu-Tahayo Reserve is a protected jungle area. Bordering the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, it is emerging as a biodiversity hotspot and a refuge that protects one of the most pristine jungle ecosystems in the Amazon rainforest.
A natural paradise, home to emblematic species such as the harpy eagle, the curassow, the giant otter and the red brocket deer, is located about 3 hours from Iquitos. Thanks to the protection of the Tamshiyacu Tahuayo Communal Regional Conservation Area, this paradise and these species, some of which are in danger of extinction, are preserved.
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The Yarapa river rises near the Brazilian border. It is one of hundreds of tributaries of the great Ucayali river, the forerunner of the mighty Amazon. Endowed with white and black water river systems, it is home to 200 species of birds, countless arthropods including bullet ants and rainbow-coloured orb spiders, and the ubiquitous nine species of primates. The marmosets, capuchins, howlers, squirrel monkeys and more.
Explore the wonders of the Yarapa river, where you can experience camping and rafting surrounded by the untouched beauty of the Amazon rainforest.
Contemporary ecologists have examined global rainforests and determined that Peru, specifically along a stretch of forest forming a belt from the Andean Foothills to the western edge of the Amazonian basin, boasts the highest biodiversity on the planet. Yarapa river basin, situated just east of this belt, holds the potential for the second-highest plant diversity on Earth.
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Words just can't describe how wonderful this place is, you have to go to experience it. We spent three nights here but wished we had stayed longer. This is an awesome place within the rainforest of the Peruvian Amazon. The accommodations were clean, comfortable, and just perfect. The staff is super nice and accommodating. Our guide, fantastic. The food is delicious!.
We had an amazing time in the Yarapa River. It was beautiful, and we saw and experienced things we'd not even dreamt of. This trip gave us lots of unique opportunities to see wildlife endemic to the region and appreciate the Amazon jungle to the fullest. The jungle hiking was beautiful and sometimes challenging. Paddling exploring in small tributaries in a canoe to spot dolphins and otters needs patience but it's worth it. Ricardo was an excellent guide, so fun and genial. Camping lets us experience the symphony of life! It was a wonderful time for my wife and me!
What an amazing trip! Our Amazon Jaguar Adventure was very well organized. We were well taken of every step of the way. Bayron did a wonderful job and our group was so much fun! We are looking forward to planning another adventure with him. I'm recommending it to all my friends as something they simply must do when coming to the Peruvian rainforest.
Trips, experiences, and sustainability. All in one entrepeneurship.
We want to be more than just a tourism business. We aspire to offer a great sustainable tourism program in the rainforest as part of our commitment to preserving the largest rainforest on Earth and its aboriginal culture. We are descendants of the people who settled this land for millennia, people with incredible knowledge and understanding of environmentally friendly life. Our mission is to continue preserving this big forest for humanity, for oncoming children.
We perform our services in full compliance with Peruvian law, and its regulations to operate in Amazonia. Our Lodge has environmentally friendly sanitation, and safety regulations. We accomplish regulations enforced by the Peruvian Coast Guard and our boat drivers are licensed. We do not support businesses that mistreat, abuse, and profit from captive wild animals.
We actively collaborate with "Kamaq Maki", Quechua words for "Creative Hands", a community-run project to develop handicrafts to sell in our workshops. This opportunity is contributing to improving living conditions in our local community. About 5 women were committed to this initiative at the beginning, but now there are 12 associated women.
