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PERU TRAVEL PLANNER
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Pacaya Samiria
National Reserve 3 Days 2 Nights
Daily Departures
Price per person $765 (1 pax)
Price per person $470 (2 pax)
Price per person $392 (3 pax)
Price per person $338 (4 pax)
Price per person $315 (5/10 pax)
Pacaya-Samiria Amazon Lodge located a 120 km from the Iquitos City it is one
of the most exclusive lodges in the Peruvian Amazon and a heaven for
visitors in search of a quiet retreat. From this unique place, our guests
can visit the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, which is the largest
protected natural area in Peru.There, visitors will also have the chance to
observe exotic pink dolphin of the Amazon at their natural habitat.
Activities also include visits to the local communities, hikes in primary
rainforest, observation of flora and fauna, birdwatching, canoe rides,
fishing and many more. Also, the visit to the confluence of the Marañon and
Ucayali rivers where the Amazonas River is born.
DÍA I: IQUITOS/LODGE
We start our adventure of the Peruvian forest at the Iquitos City Airport,
from there we will transport in a modern and comfortable air-conditioned
minivan traveling on a nice highway to the town of Nauta. Nauta was the
first township founded by the Spanish at the Maranon River’s bank. The trip
takes approximately 1.30 hours, a 97 km journey. In Nauta we will take boats,
which belong to the lodge, to visit the Ucayali and Maranon River, where the
Amazon River is born, from here we have a spectacular sight of the forest
because of the 100 foot high watching tower, next we will go on with our
trip to the lodge for lunch and accommodation. In the afternoon, we will go
on a hike through the rainforests that surround the lodge, to appreciate
rainforest flora and fauna; depending on the weather conditions, we are able
to observe a beautiful sunset.
Dependant on night time climate conditions, we will make an excursion by
boat to observe night animals and insects; also enjoyable is hearing the
various sounds that come from the forest, later we will be back to the lodge
for dinner and resting.
DAY 2: PACAYA SAMIRIA NATIONAL RESERVE/LODGE
At dawn, we will make a small hike through the forest around the lodge,
searching for birds to observe, followed by breakfast back at the lodge.
Immediately after, we will go to the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve where
we register our entry and then continue out journey into the reserve.
In our visit to the reserve we will make a special excursion to observe the
gray and pink dolphin down the Yanayacu River, in addition we will be in
contact with the vast variety of flora and fauna that the reserve offers.
Something that immediately catches our attention is the black waters of the
rivers, which reflects with such an identical image, the sky, the clouds,
the bank’s vegetation, the huge trees, that the tourists have the sensation
of traveling between mirrors; this is why the Pacaya Samiria National
Reserve is known as the “jungle of the mirrors”.
At noon we will stop to have our box lunch.
We will visit Japon and Plantano lakes (cochas), with a great variety of
palms, large trees and a beautiful landscape. At this place, we can make a
variety of activities, dependant on the tourist, such as canoe rides,
piranha fishing, and identification of plants, bird watching or maybe just
relaxing with a nice cool swim in one of the lakes.
At the end of the day, we will back to the lodge for dinner and resting.
DAY 3: RIBERBANK VILLAGE/ IQUITOS
After breakfast we will visit a riverbank village to observe the lifestyle
and daily activities of the people, such as hunting, gathering, fishing or
agriculture, we can also collaborate with the community development buying
typical souvenirs hand made by the natives, made of seeds and a vegetable
ivory called tagua.
Immediately after lunch we go out to the Iquitos City Airport or hotel.
End of the Services,
Take note: This program can vary due to weather conditions.
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Pacaya Samiria Amazon Lodge
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INCLUDES: All hotel and lodge accommodations . All scheduled land, lake and
river transportation. All transfers. All scheduled excursions with
English-speaking guide services. All entrance fees. Meals as specified in the
itinerary. B=Breakfast;L=Lunch;D=Dinner.
NOT INCLUDED IN THE FEE
International or domestic airfares, airport departure taxes
or visa fees, excess baggage charges, additional nights during the trip due to
flight cancellations, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages or bottled water,
snacks, insurance of any kind, laundry, phone calls, radio calls or messages,
reconfirmation of international flights and items of personal nature.
The climate in the Reserve is tropical, warm and humid
with minimum temperatures of 72 Fº (22 Cº) and maximum temperatures that can
reach up to 88 Fº (28 Cº), except for the month of June in which the temperature
can drop abruptly due to the action of the cold fronts that come from the
Argentinean Patagonia.
What to Bring?
Light
clothing preferably cotton.
Long-sleeve shirts, preferably of neutral colors.
Sweatshirts.
Swimsuit.
Hiking boots.
Raincoat.
Cap or hat.
Sunglasses.
Binoculars.
Photo camera and film / video camera.
Flashlight.
Sunscreen lotion.
Mosquito repellent with 35% DEET.
Personal medicines.
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Date:
Sun,18 Jul 2010
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