Arrival at Iquitos Airport at late afternoon and transfer to the city of Nauta and its port. Embarkation on Delfin II Cruise to start off the journey down the Marañon River.

Overview of the schedule with the guide, to bear in mind the geographical, historical and natural elements to be seen on the road.

Welcome cocktail on the third deck made of exotic Amazonian fruits and pisco, Peru’s wonderful national brandy liquor.

Clavero Lagoon:
During the first morning aboard, it is recommended to wake up early to appreciate one of the most important areas of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve. Early rising is always rewarding since wildlife is most abundant and active at dawn.

Skiff exploration around Clavero Lake, to get deep into the rainforest and its fantastically diverse flora and fauna.

Belluda Caño Creek:
Skiff exploration around Belluda Caño Creek, including the unforgettable encounter with gray and pink Amazonian dolphins. These friendly animals are considered to be magical by the locals, who have their own legends about them. Many tropical birds can also be seen.

Magdalena:
Kayaking across the area of Magdalena during the morning, with sightseeing of fishermen waking up to count their catches and people traveling on their wooden canoes or boats.

Dorado River:
In-depth skiff exploration around Dorado River, where animals such as scarlet macaws, festive parrots, monkeys, and butterflies can be found.

Pacaya River:
Arrival to the Pacaya River, located at the very heart of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, a breathtaking landscape not to be missed!

This region is Peru’s largest protected wetland, is filled with lakes, palm swamps, and streams, and it becomes a flooded forest during the rainy season. It is possible to swim in one of its pristine lagoons.

Zapote River:
Kayaking along the calm Zapote River waters. During the journey it is possible to see the prehistoric-looking iguanas and the active squirrel monkey troops.

Puerto Miguel Village:
Visit to Puerto Miguel to meet the local villagers that have been living in Amazonia for generations. There, passengers will pass by a typical schoolhouse and go to a market with local crafts available for purchasing.

Amazonian Rescue Center (CREA):
Visit to the Amazonian Rescue Center (CREA). Here, passengers will get the chance to meet the docile and friendly baby and adult manatees, learn about them and their condition as endangered species, and even stroke and feed them. The center accepts donations to keep on working and helping the animals, so passengers should feel free to do it, if they wish.

Transfer to Iquitos Airport. Assistance will be provided at the airport.

Arrival at Iquitos Airport at late afternoon and transfer to the city of Nauta and its port. Embarkation on Delfin II Cruise to start off the journey down the Marañon River.

Overview of the schedule with the guide, to bear in mind the geographical, historical and natural elements to be seen on the road.

Welcome cocktail on the third deck made of exotic Amazonian fruits and pisco, Peru’s wonderful national brandy liquor.

Funda Casual:
During the first morning aboard, it is recommended to wake up early to appreciate the beautiful areas of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve. Early rising is always rewarding since wildlife is most abundant and active at dawn.

Fundo Casual jungle trail leads to the deep of the rainforest on terra firme (non-flooded forest), where the guide will join the passengers to explore the vast Amazonian flora and fauna.

Dorado River:
In-depth skiff exploration around Dorado River, where animals such as scarlet macaws, festive parrots, monkeys, and butterflies can be found.
Piranha-fishing, a delightful and challenging experience.

Night safari with the guides to look for caiman alligators and night birds.

Zapote River:
Skiff exploration and kayaking along the calm Zapote River waters. During the journey it is possible to see the prehistoric-looking iguanas and the active squirrel monkey troops.

Supay Lake:
Exploration across the Supay Lake, an excellent location to spot different animals from the rainforest. Those who might haven’t been able to go kayaking in the morning, will have the opportunity to do so in the afternoon at this wonderful lake.

Puerto Miguel Village:
Visit to Puerto Miguel to meet the local villagers that have been living in Amazonia for generations. There, passengers will pass by a typical schoolhouse and go to a market with local crafts available for purchasing.

Amazonian Rescue Center (CREA):
Visit to the Amazonian Rescue Center (CREA). Here, passengers will get the chance to meet the docile and friendly baby and adult manatees, learn about them and their condition as endangered species, and even stroke and feed them. The center accepts donations to keep on working and helping the animals, so passengers should feel free to do it, if they wish.

Transfer to Iquitos Airport. Assistance will be provided at the airport.

Arrival at Iquitos Airport at late afternoon and transfer to the city of Nauta and its port. Embarkation on Delfin II Cruise to start off the journey down the Marañon River.

Overview of the schedule with the guide, to bear in mind the geographical, historical and natural elements to be seen on the road.

Welcome cocktail on the third deck made of exotic Amazonian fruits and pisco, Peru’s wonderful national brandy liquor.

Funda Casual:
During the first morning aboard, it is recommended to wake up early to appreciate the beautiful areas of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve. Early rising is always rewarding since wildlife is most abundant and active at dawn.

Fundo Casual jungle trail leads to the deep of the rainforest on terra firme (non-flooded forest), where the guide will join the passengers to explore the vast Amazonian flora and fauna.

Dorado River:
In-depth skiff exploration around Dorado River, where animals such as scarlet macaws, festive parrots, monkeys, and butterflies can be found. Piranha-fishing, a delightful and challenging experience.

Arrival to the Pacaya River, located at the very heart of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, a breathtaking landscape not to be missed!

This region is Peru’s largest protected wetland, is filled with lakes, palm swamps, and streams, and it becomes a flooded forest during the rainy season. It is possible to swim in one of its pristine lagoons.

Zapote River:
Kayaking along the calm Zapote River waters. During the journey it is possible to see the prehistoric-looking iguanas and the active squirrel monkey troops.

Supay Lake:
Exploration via skiff and kayak across the Supay Lake, an excellent location to spot different animals fron the rainforest.

Beach:
Unique mud treatment, a relaxing and rejuvenating experience that consists of applying mud over the body, letting it dry while enjoying the balmy stay and a coconut juice, and then going into the water to wash it off. Swim on the Amazonian waters.

Puerto Miguel Village:
Visit to Puerto Miguel to meet the local villagers that have been living in Amazonia for generations. There, passengers will pass by a typical schoolhouse and go to a market with local crafts available for purchasing.

Amazonian Rescue Center (CREA).:
Visit to the Amazonian Rescue Center (CREA). Here, passengers will get the chance to meet the docile and friendly baby and adult manatees, learn about them and their condition as endangered species, and even stroke and feed them. The center accepts donations to keep on working and helping the animals, so passengers should feel free to do it, if they wish.

Transfer to Iquitos Airport. Assistance will be provided at the airport.