Peru amazon wildlife in Pacaya Samiria reserve tour 4 Days

Day 01. IQUITOS - AMAZON RIVER - PACAYA SAMIRIA RESERVE

Day 1
Morning hours departure from Iquitos Metropolis via personal auto to arrive on the port town of Nauta (1:30 hours). Breakfast served.

Departure in individual motorboat we will travelling upriver, passing the spectacular assembly of 2 key rivers (Ucayali & Marañon) which come together to create the Amazon River.

Upstream boating in the Marañin River in to the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve (50 kilometers SW / approximately 2 time . 5 from Nauta).

Passenger identification in the reserve’s access check-level. Arrival in the Arequipa network where the primary camp will be setup.

Lunch will end up being served after arrival.

Watch different species of birds on the way, including egrets, hawks, horned screamers, jacanas, parrots and parakeets. Additionally it is possible to observe Amazon River dolphins.

After sunset we will continue an excursion via canoe to identify and catch caiman, we could have the possibility to hold, touch, and take photographs with the caiman.

Go back to Camp for supper.

Overnight in tents in Pacaya Samiria Reserve.

Day 02. PACAYA SAMIRIA RESERVE - SHANSHO LAKE

Day 2
Morning hours breakfast will be served accompanied by departure campsite. We will cruise the Rio Marañon for approximately 3 time until we reach our vacation spot (Shansho Cocha Lake place). Through the riverboat trip you'll have a great probability of finding primates, reptiles, turtles, birds, pink river dolphins, and several different species of flora/fauna along the riverbank.

Arrival for campsite set up and lunch.

A thing that immediately catches our focus is the dark waters of the rivers, which reflects with this identical graphic, the sky, the clouds, the bank’s vegetation, the enormous trees, that the travelers have the feeling of vacationing between mirrors; that is why the Pacaya Samiria is definitely many times known as the “jungle of the mirrors”.

Afternoon angling for piranha, peacock bass and other species of seafood in the reserve.

We will go back to camp to have evening meal.

Soon after dinner we will embark on a nighttime nature walk to see what forms of species is seen (lizards, snakes, spiders, monkeys).

Overnight in Tents found in Pacaya Samiria Reserve.

Day 03. PACAYA SAMIRIA - YANAKILLO CREEK

Day 3
Morning hours breakfast will be served accompanied by a morning departure in our boat, we will learn to make our in the past on the direction downriver towards Iquitos city.

Watch birds because they keep their nests to come across their foodstuff on the river, included in this cotingas, macaws, parrots and Harpy (Harpia harpyja).

Excursion to Yanaquillo Creek to identify squirrel monkeys (Saimiri boliviensis), saddle rear tamarins (Saguinus fuscicollis) and sloths (Bradypus variegatus).

We will minimize and start to see the giant Lupuna (Ceiba pentandra), Capirona, and Capinurí (Heliocóstilis scabra) trees and in addition eye-getting birds as the Toucan (Pteroglossus), the Crimson Macaw (Ara macao), the Blue-and-Yellow Macaw (Ara ararauna), the fantastic Egret (Egreta alba) and the Amazon Kingfisher (Chloroceryle amazona).

Midday we will minimize to have our lunch time.

During the night time after dinner, we can make a night excursion by boat to find the many species of nocturnal pets or animals; this likewise gives us the pleasant possibility to hear the symphony of looks that originates from the forest during the night.

Overnight in tents in Pacaya Samiria Reserve.

Day 04. PACAYA SAMIRIA - IQUITOS CITY

Day 4
We will have an early on morning breakfast and plan our last excursion in to the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve. After our morning hours excursion we will get back in to camp to possess lunch time and pack our belonging and produce our in the past to metropolis of Iquitos. Through the riverboat trip back again to Iquitos you'll have a great probability of witnessing caimans, turtles, herons, pink river dolphins, snakes, and several additional species of flora/fauna along the riverbank.

Go to to IIAP (Instituto de Investigación de la Amazonía good Peruana), where you might be able to go to with manatees and fresh drinking water dolphins that contain been rescued from the Amazon and so are being rehabilitated.