PERU
Peru's classics.
Our pick of the 10 amazon jungle tours worth booking in Peru, with the details that matter: what you see, how long you need, and what it costs.
Three days in Peru’s Tambopata reserve with canopy ziplining, river caimans, Lake Sandoval wildlife, night walks, and a clay lick bird show.
“Ivan was a fantastic tour guide, we saw loads of amazing animals and experienced a once in a lifetime trip.”
4 days in Tambopata rainforest from Puerto Maldonado: river sunsets, night hikes, clay lick macaws, Lake Sandoval otters, and community visits.
“We had an excellent time in Green House Tambopata. We spent most of our time with Mirko who was very knowledgeable about all the animals and plants. Mirko was really just part of our group by the end. We went piranha fishing with Charlie which was unforgettable and exploring lake Sandoval with Sergio. We saw…”
3 days all-inclusive with guided Amazon jungle outings from Iquitos, with Monkey Island, pink dolphins, caimans, and Maniti Eco-Lodge.
“First off, I do want to say that this is not a private tour, but a group tour. Our tour guide Rene was very friendly and knowledgeable, and everyone really enjoyed him. Monkey Island was amazing to see, as were the dolphins. I think we were quoted a more expensive price for the butterfly habitat…”
4 days in Tambopata from Puerto Maldonado with a small group, canopy views, Sandoval Lake wildlife, and a clay-lick parrot finale.
“The lodge was in terrible condition. Our bathroom was dirty, and although a cleaner came daily to make the bed, they never actually cleaned the room. The pool smelled awful and was completely green — clearly neglected. The room also had numerous spider webs, which only added to the overall lack of cleanliness. To make…”
4-day Tambopata jungle tour from Puerto Maldonado with a local guide, canopy tower views, Lake Sandoval wildlife, monkey encounters, and night wildlife.
“We had an amazing time at the Paradise lodge with our local tour guide from Puerto Maldonado, Borris. He made the trip extra special for us with his patience, care and knowledge of the jungle, the experience was so much more than we imagined. All of the activities/ trips was great, the lodge was so…”
2-day guided jungle tour from Iquitos with Monkey Island overnight at Maniti Eco-Lodge. Pink dolphins, fishing, night hike, Yaguas culture.
“Everything was very well organized. The location of the camp is amazing. Visiting the Amazon and the jungle was great and definitely an experience that I will never forget. The tour guide Edwin was very kind and attentive and has an really impressive knowledge about animals and nature. Just perfect! Thank you!”
Small-group 3-day Amazon trip from Puerto Maldonado with Tambopata walks, Monkey Island, Sandoval Lake, and canopy views for $240.
“Would not book this tour. The tour is actually a 2 day tour. A lot of waiting rather than jungle time”
Cusco Inca Jungle 4-day adventure: bike Abra Málaga, zipline, hike coffee and coca farms, raft rivers, then reach Machu Picchu.
“Really enjoyed the Adventure Hike, lots of pros with only a few cons, see below breakdown of the 4 days (I travelled early June 2024), some tips and a packing list of what to take. Day 1, Bike and Raft: Bike was great fun, very easy/beginner friendly as mostly downhill but get to pick up…”
Small-group 2-night Tambopata Amazon stay with wildlife spotting at macaw clay licks, rivers, and lakes, transfers included.
“What a magical time in Tambopata! We had such a warm welcome and everything was expertly planned. The food was so great, as was the accommodation. We felt so comfortable and the entire staff were both professional, knowledgeable, and kind. We would recommend this to anyone!”
3 days at Heliconia Lodge in Iquitos: Amazon cruise, Yanamono hikes, pink dolphins, fishing, night walks, and sugarcane tastings.
“00the : location , friendly staff , food , tours were all great . I was amazed when our guide whistled and 2 pink dolphins came . The visit to the rum distillery was a lot of fun as well . The boat ride too and from the lodge is worth the trip ! The…”
