AMAZON BEYOND 7D/6N
Iquitos
A Deeper Journey into the Amazon
Go beyond the traditional Amazon experience with a seven-day expedition through the remote rainforest of the Tamshiyacu Tahuayo region. Discover hidden waterways, rare wildlife, jungle survival techniques, traditional raft building, overnight camping, and authentic encounters with local Amazonian communities.
This adventure is ideal for travelers who want more time to explore, photograph wildlife, hike through untouched rainforest, and experience the Amazon from a deeper and more adventurous perspective.
Duration
7 Days / 6 Nights
Difficulty level
3/5
Languages
Spanish, English
Guide
Included in the service
Transfers
All transfers included
What’s Included?
It is included:
- Transportation from Iquitos and return
- 6 nights of accommodation
- Meals during the Amazon expedition
- Naturalist guide
- Jungle hikes and wildlife excursions
- Canoeing and river exploration
- Night excursions
- Survival and camping experience
- Traditional raft-building activity
- Cultural community visit
- Camping equipment for overnight jungle stay
Not included:
- Flights to and from Iquitos
- Personal expenses
- Alcoholic beverages
- Tips
- Travel insurance
- Optional activities not mentioned in the program
Itinerary
Day 1 – Arrival & First Amazon Adventure
Arrive in Iquitos and transfer by road and boat to Amazon Tahuayo Paradise Lodge. After lunch, begin your first jungle hike searching for monkeys, sloths, giant water lilies, and other rainforest wildlife.
Evening: Dinner followed by a night boat excursion to spot caimans, frogs, snakes, and other nocturnal species.
Day 2 – Poison Dart Frog Expedition
Explore the famous Ceiba Trail in search of colorful poison dart frogs and other rainforest species. Along the way, discover birds, insects, medicinal plants, and the incredible biodiversity of the jungle.
Night activity: Jungle walk or boat excursion to observe nocturnal wildlife.
Day 3 – Tangarana River Expedition
Venture deep into the remote Tangarana River and explore narrow waterways by canoe. Search for giant river otters, monkeys, macaws, toucans, kingfishers, black caimans, and other wildlife.
Explore hidden lagoons and pristine rainforest before returning to camp or the lodge.
Day 4 – Amazon Survival & Jungle Camping
Leave the lodge for an authentic jungle survival experience. Learn how to find safe drinking water, build shelters, make fires, track wildlife, identify useful plants, and navigate the rainforest.
Continue hiking toward a remote campsite and enjoy dinner around a campfire before spending the night in the Amazon.
Day 5 – Raft Building & Remote Lakes
After breakfast, build a traditional raft using natural materials with the guidance of your local guide. Continue exploring remote lakes and flooded forests by canoe or raft while looking for monkeys, sloths, giant river otters, birds, and aquatic wildlife.
Return to the lodge in the afternoon.
Optional: Night canoeing or wildlife observation by boat.
Day 6 – Amazonian Culture & Traditional Life
Spend time with a local Amazonian community and learn about their traditional way of life. Visit family farms, discover medicinal plants, participate in a natural-fiber weaving activity, and learn about local foods, customs, and traditions.
Experience a meaningful cultural connection with the people who have lived in harmony with the rainforest for generations.
Day 7 – Amazon Sunrise & Departure
Start with an optional sunrise excursion along the Tahuayo River, combining spectacular views with early-morning birdwatching.
After breakfast, enjoy one final walk through the flooded Igapó forest in search of howler monkeys, pygmy marmosets, owl monkeys, Hoatzins, and other wildlife.
After lunch, travel by boat and vehicle back to Iquitos for your airport or hotel transfer.
Extra Details
Recommendations:
- Bring lightweight, breathable clothing.
- Pack long-sleeved shirts and long pants for jungle activities.
- Use insect repellent and sunscreen.
- Bring waterproof bags for cameras and personal belongings.
- Carry comfortable hiking shoes or boots.
- Bring a flashlight or headlamp.
- A camera and binoculars are highly recommended.
- Be prepared for changing weather and basic jungle conditions.