Amazon Tours & River Cruises in Peru

The Amatista cruise ship offers comfort while sailing the Peruvian Amazon River, featuring spacious observation decks and air-conditioned cabins. Two certified naturalist guides lead excursions to spot grey dolphins and macaws in Pacaya-Samiria Reserve. The journey includes shaman visits, indigenous village encounters, and regional cuisine, maintaining a 4.5/5 rating from 40+ reviews.

Along the mighty Amazon River from Iquitos, wildlife watching at Fundo Pedrito combines with traditional piranha fishing. Marvel at 500-year-old Ceiba trees reaching 160 feet, spot pink dolphins in their natural habitat, and join guided night excursions viewing nocturnal creatures from tarantulas to owls.

Speed boats zip along the Peruvian Amazon River to Lake Juanachi's wildlife and Jorge Caño's howler monkeys. A 5-day expedition includes 4 nights in jungle lodge, sunrise dolphin swims, San Juan de Yanayacu village visits, and evening caiman spotting.

Motorboats and traditional canoes traverse Lake Sandoval's ecosystems and Madre de Dios River's wildlife zones. Giant river otters, black caimans, and countless bird species thrive amid vital conservation efforts.

Pink and grey dolphins surface in hidden tributaries like Yanayacu's black waters near Iquitos. Traditional piranha fishing, visits to San Juan de Huachalado, and guided night excursions from Avatar Amazon Lodge reveal the river's secrets.

Pristine waterways lead from Puerto Lau to the mirror-like Yanayacu River. Omagua Eco-Lodge serves as base while visiting indigenous communities and Isla de los Monos sanctuary. Traditional river life unfolds across 100+ kilometers of untouched Amazonian ecosystems.

The mighty Peruvian Amazon unfolds before you by motorized canoe from Puerto Maldonado. River dolphins and exotic birds populate the shores, while visits to local communities reveal traditional customs. Guided walks through pristine rainforest showcase the region's diverse wildlife.