• Nanay River - The Bellavista-Nanay Pier marks the starting point for an exciting adventure. Here, the confluence of the Itaya, Nanay, and Amazon rivers presents a fascinating natural spectacle. This meeting of three rivers occurs near Iquitos, where the waters of the Itaya and Nanay blend with the majestic Amazon. Each river brings its own unique mix of sediments and nutrients, creating a striking contrast in the water’s color at their junction.

This location is perfect for observing the biodiversity and ecological richness of the Amazon. Additionally, it serves as an ideal starting point for numerous excursions and adventures along the rivers.

• Fundo Pedrito - Fundo Don Pedrito is a popular tourist attraction in Iquitos, situated on the banks of the Amazon River. This site is renowned for its impressive fish breeding farms, where species such as sábalo, piranhas, and boquichico can be found. It also features beautiful aquatic plants spread across various natural pools, creating a charming and natural landscape.

It is an excellent place to learn about aquaculture and enjoy nature in a peaceful and relaxing environment. Would you like to know more about any specific activities available there?

• Pilpintuwasi - Wildlife Rescue Center And Butterfly Farm - Pilpintuwasi is a wildlife rescue center and butterfly farm located on Padrecocha Island, near Iquitos. Founded by Gudrun Sperrer in 2002, its mission is to combat the illegal wildlife trade through education, rescue, and habitat protection. In addition to being a butterfly farm, Pilpintuwasi also houses and cares for other rescued animals, providing them with a safe and high-quality living environment.

• Rio Momon - In Iquitos, visitors can explore this community and learn about its way of life, customs, and social organization. They can also enjoy traditional dances and discover handmade crafts made from palm fibers. This enriching experience allows for a connection with Amazonian culture.

• Padre Cocha - Padre Cocha is a community located on the banks of the Nanay River, about 20 minutes by boat from Bellavista-Nanay. It is known for its rich culture and traditions, particularly pottery, which is one of the community’s main economic activities. The inhabitants of Padre Cocha, belonging to the Kukama Kukamiria ethnic group, also share their ancestral knowledge of natural medicine and the properties of local plants.

Moreover, Padre Cocha serves as the gateway to the Bora community and the Pilpintuwasi butterfly farm, where visitors can learn about the region’s biodiversity and enjoy the beauty of butterflies.

• Private transportation
• Bilingual guide
• Entrance to rescue centers

• Alcoholic Beverages
• Lunch
• Propinas

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.