Amazon Rainforest Tours Peru
Live the Peruvian Amazon with the Best Adventure Tours
Explore the Amazon Rainforest of Iquitos, Manu National Park, Tambopata National Reserve, and Pacaya Samiria National Reserve.
Tours to the Amazon Rainforest from Iquitos
Explore the capital of the Peruvian Amazon, navigate the Amazon River and discover its incredible biodiversity.
Iquitos & Amazon River
Located in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, Iquitos is the largest city in the world without road access, which makes it a unique destination. It can only be reached by plane or by the Amazon River itself.
From here, expeditions depart into the virgin jungle, where pink dolphins, sloths, howler monkeys and more than 1,800 species of birds live. In addition, indigenous communities such as the Bora and Yagua keep their ancestral traditions alive, offering visitors an authentic cultural experience.
- Dolphins
- Jungle
- Adventure
- Culture
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Tours to Manu National Park
Explore one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet, home to macaws, jaguars and forests that connect the Andes with the Amazon.
The jewel of Peru’s biodiversity
Manu National Park is a protected natural area located between the regions of Cusco and Madre de Dios, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It hosts one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet, with landscapes that range from the Andes to the lowland jungle, allowing you to observe unique species such as the jaguar, the cock-of-the-rock, macaws, giant otters and hundreds of orchids.
Cultural Zone – Manu National Park
Macaw watching, hiking in transition forests, visits to Matsigenka communities.
Reserved Zone – Manu National Park
Expeditions into the most virgin jungle with sightings of giant otters, black caimans, howler monkeys and the possibility of seeing a jaguar.
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Tours to the Tambopata National Reserve
Experience the most colorful natural spectacle of the Peruvian Amazon, just minutes from Puerto Maldonado.
The paradise of biodiversity in Madre de Dios
The Tambopata National Reserve, located in Madre de Dios (southern Peruvian Amazon), is one of the best destinations for ecotourism in Peru. With more than 274,690 hectares of protected forest, it is home to an extraordinary diversity of wildlife: colorful macaws, jaguars, giant otters, capuchin monkeys, black caimans and more than 600 species of birds. Its easy access from Puerto Maldonado makes it the perfect gateway for those seeking an authentic and close Amazon experience.
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Tours to the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve
Discover the Jungle of Mirrors, the largest Amazon wildlife refuge in Peru.
The Jungle of Mirrors in the Peruvian Amazon
The Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, located in the department of Loreto, is the largest protected natural area in Peru, with more than 2,080,000 hectares of flooded forests. Known as the “Jungle of Mirrors” because of the perfect reflection of its rivers and lagoons, it is a sanctuary for pink dolphins, Amazonian manatees, black caimans, anacondas, piranhas and more than 400 species of birds.
- Pink Dolphin Watching: Navigate the Ucayali and Marañón rivers to see the emblematic river dolphins in their natural habitat.
- Night Wildlife Watching: Boat excursions to find black caimans, tree frogs and nocturnal birds.
- Walks in Flooded Forests: Trails on wooden platforms to explore areas where trees grow over mirrored waters.
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Testimonials
I was in Cusco and wanted to visit the jungle originally thinking Tambopata, overwhelmed with options. My desire was to visit the Amazon and be deep in the jungle with few people. I walked into the office and met Pedro who talked with me for over half an hour explaining different options. Ultimately, Pedro told me that Manu National Park is the place to be in the jungle with few people. Pedro helped me book a 6 day tour in Manu National Park 2 days later.
It is hard to describe how special Manu national park was. The trees, the wildlife, the river, seeing uncontacted Natives, and hearing all of the jungle sounds.
I would not have experienced Manu National Park without Pedro and Peru Jungle Trips.
I highly recommend this business!
Also thank you Celia for your kindness and the Poncho 🙂
Thanks to the entire team because it was a wonderful experience.
Don't miss the tour to the Ballestas Islands and the dunes in Ica. Carlos, the man who drove the buggy, was very nice and super friendly, taking our photos and everything!
Thank you, thank you.
In the reserve we could find many types of fauna and the guide gave information at all times and knew many species.
From the moment I arrived in Peru, Peru Jungle Trips made everything feel effortless and personal. Pedro, the owner, greeted me at the airport with a warm, open energy that immediately set the tone for the rest of the journey. He thoughtfully organized both parts of my trip, first to Cusco and Machu Picchu, then deep into the Amazon jungle, handling every detail with care, sincerity.
What made it even more special was the consistency throughout the experience. Every driver and guide I encountered shared the same heartfelt energy. They were easy to find, always on time, and carried a calm presence that helped everything feel aligned. It allowed me to move through the journey with ease and actually enjoy the experience without stressing over logistics.
Then there was Kevin, my guide in the jungle, who took the experience to another level. With a sacred presence and deep knowledge of the land, he didn’t just show me the jungle, he helped me connect with it. He was a kind and gentle spirit, who was fully present. His guidance felt personal and grounded.
Peru Jungle Trips is more than a travel service. It is an experience curated by people who genuinely care. I’m grateful to have found it, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for something meaningful and real❤️
Frequently Asked Questions About Preparations for your Peru Amazon Adventure
What documents do I need to travel to the Peruvian Amazon?
To enter Peru, we recommend that you make sure to have your valid passport and, depending on the country of origin, you may need a Visa. We also recommend you to bring a copy of your passport and other important documents in case of emergencies.
Is it necessary to be vaccinated before traveling to the Amazon?
Yes, it is essential to be vaccinated against yellow fever before traveling to the Amazon. Consult your doctor about other preventive medications, such as antimalarials, and bring a good insect repellent and basic medicines for emergencies.
What type of clothes and equipment should I bring for a tour in the Amazon?
You should bring light and breathable clothing due to the hot and humid climate. It is also important to bring long-sleeved clothing and long pants to protect from insects, as well as a good pair of hiking boots for jungle treks. Don’t forget a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
What safety precautions should I take during the tour?
Although the jungle can be a dangerous place, most tours in Iquitos are organized by experience operators who guarantee the safety of travelers. Follow the guides’ instructions, stay with the group and avoid swimming in unauthorized areas.
What medications and personal hygiene items should I bring?
In addition to the preventive medications recommended by your doctor, carry a basic first aid kid that includes painkillers, antidiarrheals, antiseptics and any personal medication that you need. It is also essential to bring personal hygiene items such as wet wipes, hand sanitizer and biodegradable personal care products to minimize the environmental impact.