Iquitos Hiking & Trekking Tours

Hike through lowland Peruvian Amazon rainforest to reach Palo Alto Mirador, a three-story observation tower with platforms at 5, 10, and 15 meters above the forest floor for bird's-eye views. Camp overnight at this lookout in tents or hammocks, then wake at dawn for bird watching sessions.

Trek through the Amazon Rainforest to reach the three-story Mirador Palo Alto observation tower, where you'll camp overnight 15 meters above the jungle floor with great panoramic views of the Peruvian Amazon's lowland canopy. Hike jungle trails to spot Sloth monkeys, Spider monkeys, and Capuchin monkeys on Monkey Island.

Hike through jungle trails to Palo Alto Mirador, a 3-story observation tower with views from 5, 10, and 15 meters above the forest floor near Iquitos. Camp overnight on the top deck in tents or hammocks, then take early morning walks to spot monkeys, exotic birds, and medicinal plants around Rio Nanay and Rio Amazonas.

Multi-day jungle hikes take you to the Palo Alto Mirador, a 3-story observation tower with platforms at 5, 10, and 15 meters that give you bird's-eye views over the lowland rainforest. You'll paddle by canoe through remote lagoons near the Río Napo, looking for pink river dolphins, sloths, and monkeys.

Trek through rainforest near the Yanayacu tributary with early morning hikes to spot monkeys, birds, and different Amazonian plants in their natural environment. The 70 km boat ride takes you to where the Nanay and Amazon Rivers meet, so you can see caimans, herons, and pink river dolphins along the way. After dark, hike to find lizards, snakes, and spiders, then visit a local tribe to learn about their customs.

You'll trek through dense Peruvian rainforest for about 30-45 minutes to reach the Palo Alto Mirador, a three-story observation tower that stands 15 meters high and gives you bird's-eye views across the Amazonian Basin. After camping overnight near the Yanayacu tributary, the next day takes you deeper into primary jungle.

You'll trek through the Yanayacu tributary with 30-45 minute jungle hikes leading to the Palo Alto Mirador, a 3-story observation tower with viewing platforms at 5, 10, and 15 meters above the rainforest canopy. Nocturnal walks let you spot lizards, snakes, and monkeys, while canoe trips through lagoons offer chances to catch caimans and see pink river dolphins.

Walk up the Palo Alto Mirador trail to three viewing platforms at 5, 10, and 15 meters high where you'll spot monkeys, toucans, and macaws above the Amazon rainforest canopy. Paddle canoes along the Amazon River and Río Napo tributaries, fishing for piranhas and catfish near Victoria Regia water plants.

Head 70 km downriver from Iquitos to trek through primary Amazon rainforest, climbing the Palo Alto Mirador tower at different levels (5, 10, and 15 meters up) to spot toucans, macaws, and howler monkeys. Walk jungle trails looking for pink river dolphins in Río Napo tributaries, then after dark search for tarantulas, tree boas, and night monkeys.