Early in the morning, we’ll set off in our river skiffs to Belluda Cano Creek, a spectacular tributary within the vast Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve. The skiffs carried by the Delfin II let us explore tributaries and other locations otherwise inaccessible to the Delfin. Traveling in these smaller boats also gives us the best chance of seeing more wildlife. As we journey further into the jungle, we should see some gray and pink river dolphins. We’ll certainly see a wide a...

In the morning we’ll kayak along the calm Zapote River, through the wonderful rainforest. Your guides will take you upstream, where you’ll have a good chance to see the prehistoric-looking iguanas that laze in the sun. And as we paddle near the shoreline, we should see plenty of interesting creatures – it’s impossible to say what exactly, but one of the exciting things about this kind of excursion is that anything could be waiting behind the next meander or sit...

After a big breakfast on the Delfin II, we will head off to explore Clavero Lake in our skiffs. Hopefully we’ll meet some of the local residents, including squirrel monkeys and small groups of coatimundis.  

Next we will venture along the Yarapa River, where you can explore the tributary in the kayaks and listen closely to the strange sounds emanating from deep within the mysterious jungle. Then we’ll board the skiffs again to visit the community of Puert...

Our final day is always tinged with sadness as we head back to the port in Nauta to disembark. When we arrive in Nauta, our staff back on dry land will be waiting for you, and they’ll drive you back to Iquitos. But the trip isn’t quite done yet! On our way from Nauta to Iquitos, we’ll visit the River Mammals Rescue and Rehabilitation Center (ACOBIA) where you will have the opportunity to meet orphaned baby manatees, which are quite possible the cutest, chubbiest litt...