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Discover the wonders of the Peruvian jungle with our expertly guided Peru jungle trips. From Amazon rainforest tours in Peru to personalized jungle adventures, we offer a wide range of experiences that immerse you in the heart of the Amazon.
The best wildlife destination in the Amazon. Natural World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Manu Biosphere Reserve. Considered as one of the biggest and richest natural reserves in the world, the one that allows having intimate contact with nature in its most primitive and wildest state. The Manu National Park is the largest protected natural area of its kind in Peru. Spreading across the departments of Cuzco and Madre de Dios, the park covers the entire Manu River watershed.
Nestled deep within the Peruvian Amazon, the Manu Reserved Zone stands as a pristine testament to untouched natural beauty.
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This Amazon Rainforest tour takes you deep inside the Peruvian Jungle from the city of Iquitos.
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This stunning reserve is home to one of its most breathtaking attractions, the crystal-clear Sandoval Lake, surrounded by lush vegetation and an incredible array of wildlife.
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Delve into the expansive wonders of Manu National Park or Tambopata, a dominant force in the Peruvian Amazon spanning over a million hectares.
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The Inca Jungle trek to Machu Picchu is by far the most adventurous trekking option in the Cusco region. It is also the most varied in terms of activities.
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While visiting Peru you may find yourself with a lot of options to tour this country that may catch your attention, starting with Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley or Manu National Park and also be amazed at the many regions that shape this unique destination.
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When travelers come to Tambopata, they usually visit the Tambopata National Reserve and the areas around it. The reserve is enormous, protecting 274,690 hectares (1,061 square miles) of pristine wilderness. To give you a sense of just how big that is, it’s about the size of the iconic Yosemite National Park in the United States. It contains great habitat diversity, from old-growth Amazonian rainforest to bamboo groves, from floodplains and wetlands to oxbow lakes to palm swamps.
Thanks to this variety of well-preserved habitats, Tambopata is one of the most biodiverse areas in the world. There are more than 1,000 species of butterflies, 100 species of mammals, 600 species of birds, and hundreds of species of trees and plants! During your visit, you’re likely to see Monkeys, Parrots and Macaws, Caiman, Toucans, and much more.
Information and Tips
If you are planning to visit Iquitos in October, you should know that the city is still in its dry
If you’re thinking about visiting Iquitos in September, know that this month is still part of the dry season, which
If you’re thinking about traveling to the Peruvian jungle, August is one of the best months to explore Iquitos. Below,
The Pacaya Samiria National Reserve protects over 20,800 km² of floodable jungle in the northern Amazon of Peru, near Iquitos.
Visiting Iquitos in July is a great idea if you want to explore the nature and biodiversity of Peru. During
If you’re thinking about going on an adventure in the Peruvian Amazon jungle, June is one of the best times
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