PACAYA SAMIRIA ADVENTURE PROGRAM (3 Days / 2 Nights)

The “Jungle of Mirrors”

Established in 1982, Pacaya Samiria National Reserve is a vast natural sanctuary at the heart of the Peruvian Amazon. Located between the Marañon and Ucayali rivers—two major tributaries of the Amazon—it spans over 2,080,000 hectares and protects approximately 1.5% of Peru’s total land area. The reserve stretches all the way to the confluence of these rivers near Nauta, 183 km southwest of Iquitos.

As the second-largest protected area in Peru, Pacaya Samiria is a paradise for nature lovers. It boasts remarkable biodiversity, with over 1,000 species of animals and 965 species of wild plants. The reserve’s primary mission is to safeguard the unique flooded forests of the region while promoting the sustainable development of its local communities.

Experience the beauty and biodiversity of Pacaya Samiria, Peru’s second-largest national reserve, on this immersive multiple days adventure.
Explore the heart of the Amazon, spot wildlife unique to this region, and learn about the local communities living in harmony with the jungle.

What’s Included:

• Accommodation: Comfortable eco-lodge or camping experience within the reserve.
• Meals: Full board (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), with local ingredients and Amazonian flavors.
• Transportation: Round-trip ground and river transport from Iquitos to Pacaya Samiria.
• Expert Guides: Knowledgeable bilingual guides to lead you through all activities.
• Drinking Water: Provided throughout the trip.
• Entrance Fees: All reserve permits and fees.

Activities:

• Wildlife Watching: Spot pink dolphins, monkeys, caimans, and many other species in their natural habitat.
• Canoe River Tours: Navigate the waters of Pacaya Samiria to explore its stunning landscape and wildlife.
• Jungle Trekking: Walk through the flooded forest and discover its rich plant and animal life.
• Night Safari: Experience the jungle after dark and see nocturnal animals in their element.
• Visit to Local Communities: Learn about sustainable living from local indigenous groups.
• Birdwatching: Observe some of the 500+ bird species that inhabit the region.