-Day 1 – Amazon River & Jungle Experience
Airport pick-up followed by a brief city tour on the way to Nanay Port, where we will board our boat. The Nanay River is one of the tributaries of the Amazon River.
Journey to Savia Lodge: enjoy a private boat ride of approximately 50 km along the Amazon River, taking around 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Upon arrival at Savia Lodge, enjoy a refreshing welcome drink made with fresh regional fruits, followed by check-in and accommodation.
Buffet lunch.
Primary rainforest hike to discover the majestic Ceiba tree, which is more than 200 years old, while learning about traditional medicinal plants used by local communities.
Amazon river dolphin watching: observe the famous gray and pink river dolphins, unique freshwater species of the Amazon, with the opportunity to swim with the dolphins in designated areas.
Buffet dinner.
Night jungle excursion to search for tarantulas, nocturnal monkeys, tree boas, and other fascinating wildlife. Weather permitting, you will also have the opportunity to admire the stars and constellations above the Amazon rainforest.
Farewell celebration for groups of 10 or more, featuring live traditional Amazonian music performed by our musical group “Encanto del Amazonas.” A complimentary cake is included for guests celebrating a birthday or anniversary.
Overnight at Savia Lodge.

Day 2 – Wildlife, Yagua Culture & Return to Iquitos
Amazon River sunrise: enjoy the unforgettable experience of watching the sun rise over the lush forests of the Peruvian Amazon.
Buffet breakfast.
Wildlife Rescue Center: encounter rescued Amazonian wildlife, including anacondas and three-toed sloths, and discover the fascinating mata mata turtle, a prehistoric-looking freshwater species.
Visit a Yagua Indigenous community to learn about their language, traditional clothing, dances, culture, and traditional ways of life in the rainforest. You will also have the opportunity to experience the pucuna (blowgun), traditionally used by the Yagua for hunting.
Buffet lunch.
Return to Iquitos.
Transfer to your hotel or the airport.
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Rates per person in US dollars.
SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL PRICE per person

​​All reservations require a $30 deposit per person.

• Please contact us via WhatsApp so we can provide you with the final tour quote.

• Would you like more information? Please contact us.

• Children under 10 years old pay 50% of the regular rate (for groups of 3 or more people).

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Rates Include:​

• Round-trip transportation: Airport / Lodge / Airport

• Full board at the lodge (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)

• Accommodation at our lodge

• All activities included in the itinerary

• Entrance fees

• Private guide

• Drinking water

• Complimentary welcome drink made with seasonal fruits

• First-aid kit

• Complimentary cake for birthdays and anniversaries

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Rates Do Not Include:

• Air tickets

• Personal expenses

• Tips

• Bar

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RECOMMENDATIONS – WHAT TO BRING
Essential Recommendations for Your Amazon Jungle Trip – Savia Tours, Iquitos

What to Bring:

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Bring a small backpack and lightweight clothing suitable for the warm and humid jungle climate, such as long pants, shorts, T-shirts, long-sleeved shirts, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, sandals, sneakers or comfortable shoes, a cap or hat, personal toiletries, swimwear, and a towel.

If you take any medications, please remember to bring them with you. A yellow fever vaccination is not required for this trip.

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Additional items, such as rain ponchos, rubber boots, and flashlights, can be purchased in Iquitos if needed.

Optional Donations

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If you wish, you may bring donations for the children of the rural community of San Rafael, along the Amazon River. Donations are completely optional and not mandatory. Items such as books, notebooks, pencils, pens, crayons, colored pencils, rulers, and other school supplies are greatly appreciated.

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Please read our Reservation and Cancellation Policy before booking your tour.

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