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Located right on the Amazon River, Iquitos is a destination catered to adventurous travelers with a love for nature.
For some travellers the Amazon Rainforest rivals Machu Picchu! Iquitos is a recommended addition to your Peru itinerary because it can cater to those looking for adventure, health foods, or just looking to disconnect! While also found in other parts of Peru, Iquitos has the advantage for its special location of being on the iconic Amazon River.
In short, there is no bad time to see the Amazon River in Peru! All in all, the best time to visit Peru depends on which other regions you plan to visit, so it may be better to plan your Peru trip around the best time to visit Machu Picchu in the highlands.
In Iquitos, you’ll find species which don’t exist elsewhere and unique experiences you can’t get anywhere else in the world. There’s a gourmet restaurant that floats down the Amazon River and even a Treehouse hotel where you can live out your childhood fantasy!
Official guides with more than 10 years of experience with a lot of passion for their work.
Tours in the jungle allow reserves to be modified or even canceled without penalties.
A local guide knows very well the paths and the best places to enjoy a safe and fun tour.
We work with the best suppliers of accommodation, food and transport to attend large groups.
We have learned and recognize the needs of travelers who take photography and bird watching.
In addition to our services, we cooperate with the best Tours suppliers in Lima, Arequipa and Cusco.
My name is Marden Rios Morales and I was born in the Peruvian Amazon in 1974. I was born in the district of Bretaña, right next to the Amazon National Reserve Pacaya Samiria.
I completed primary and secondary school as well as high school in this same district in the Amazon.
Between 2000 and 2003 I studied tourism and guiding at the “Instituto de Educación Superior Tecnologico Público Joaquín Reátegui Medina” in Nauta. I was awarded a one year scholarship for exemplary leadership from Junglex Export.
I am a certified Official Tourism Guide with 18 years of experience working as a guide in the Amazon National Reserve Pacaya Samiria, where I grew up. I have also guided numerous trips in the Amazon with National Geographic.
