Sunrise in the Amazon rainforest. We will start very early to observe a unique sunrise over the river and jungle. Golden light passing through the morning haze creates a completely surreal landscape. As the day awakens, birds and animals begin their activities, filling the environment with natural sounds. The guide will explain the behaviour of several species during the early hours of the day and how this moment sets the pace of life in the Amazon. It is a quiet, introspective and perfect experience for memorable photos, providing a magical start to the day.

Amazon Bird Watching : After dawn we will take a light hike or short boat tour to observe iconic Amazon birds such as herons, eagles, parrots and other species in the area. The guide will show how to identify them by plumage, song and behaviour, explaining their role in the ecosystem and how they interact with the river and the jungle. It is an ideal activity for those who enjoy nature photography and for those who seek to know the incredible diversity of birds in the Amazon from an early stage.

Fishing for piranhas and pacus: We will live an authentic experience fishing piranhas and pacús with traditional techniques used by Amazonian communities. The guide will show how to prepare the thread, choose the bait and recognise the most common species of the river. This activity is safe, fun and surprising, allowing each traveller to participate actively. It is a time of adventure and unique connection with the river, ideal for those seeking a real and memorable Amazon experience.

Amazonian iguanas sighting : We will walk through areas where iguanas usually camouflage between branches or rest in the sun. The guide will explain their behaviour, their natural defences and how they have managed to adapt to life in the jungle. It is a quiet activity that allows you to observe details that normally go unnoticed and offers opportunities for close-up photos.

Visit to the Yagua indigenous community (optional): For those who wish to delve into Amazonian culture, we offer an optional visit to the Yagua community, one of the oldest indigenous peoples in the region. There they can learn their language, clothing, crafts and customs. Community members share some of their history and show the traditional use of cerbatana, an ancient tool used in hunting. It is a rich, respectful and educational cultural experience, ideal for those who want more than nature: a human connection with the Amazon.

Dolphin Search and Amazon Sunset : In the afternoon we will sail along the Amazon River in search of pink and grey dolphins. The guide will explain their habits, areas where they usually appear and more curious behaviours. As we go, the sun begins to fall and the sky is painted in golden and pink tones that are reflected in the river. It is one of the most beautiful moments of the tour: quiet, photogenic and deeply Amazonian.

Amazonian mud bath and swimming (summer only): In the summer season, with the lowest river level, you can enjoy the traditional Amazon mud bath, known for its minerals and skin benefits. Then you can swim in safe areas while enjoying the natural landscape. It’s a fun, refreshing and completely different activity from any conventional spa experience.

Night experience: sounds of the jungle: When night falls, the jungle transforms. In this activity we will go out to hear night sounds like insects, birds, frogs and other animals that only appear in the dark. The guide will explain the nocturnal activity of the ecosystem and how to identify species by their sound or movement. It is a mysterious, relaxing and perfect experience to feel the Amazon from another perspective.

Amazonian sunrise: We will start the day observing a new Amazonian sunrise, this time from an area near the lodge where morning sounds combine with the mist that rises among the trees. The golden light of dawn creates a magical atmosphere that allows a quiet connection with nature. The guide will explain how certain species begin their daily activity at this time, showing the transition between night and day movement. It is a perfect time to reflect, take pictures and enjoy the environment in its purest form.

Amazonian breakfast: After dawn, travellers will enjoy a breakfast served with fresh local inputs. Includes seasonal fruits, breads, natural drinks, coffee or milk and hot options depending on the day. Vegetarian and vegan alternatives are offered with prior notice at the time of booking. This breakfast provides the energy needed for the last day, in a relaxed atmosphere surrounded by nature.

Monkey and sloth sighting : We will take a tour to observe monkeys and sloths in their natural environment. The guide will show how to identify them among the foliage, explain their behaviour, diet and curiosities about their daily habits. You will see different species of monkeys in motion, and if we are lucky, sloths resting between the branches. This activity allows you to appreciate two of the most representative animals in the Amazon, offering incredible photo opportunities and direct contact with the fauna.

Lunch at the lodge: Before starting the return, an Amazonian lunch will be served prepared with products of the day: local fish, rice, salads and side dishes. The atmosphere is quiet and perfect for relaxing, chatting and preparing for the return journey. During this time, the guide will provide final directions, recommendations and assist with any needs before leaving for Iquitos.

Return through the Amazon to Iquitos : At 2:30 p.m. we will start sailing back along the Yanayacu River and then the Amazon towards the city. This section allows you to enjoy again riverside landscapes, local communities, birds and vegetation. The guide will continue to accompany the group, answer questions and share additional information about the area. It is a serene and panoramic return that offers a last chance to contemplate the grandeur of the Amazon and say goodbye to the natural environment.

Return to Iquitos, arrival at the port and optional transfer to the airport: Around 5:00 p.m. we will arrive at the port of embarkation in the city of Iquitos, where navigation along the Amazon River ends and general assistance is provided to travellers. From this point, those who require it can continue with an optional transfer to the airport, a service designed especially for passengers who have flights on the same day. The guide will assist with coordination, baggage and departure times. The journey from the port to the airport takes approximately 40–45 minutes, arriving around 6:00 p.m. It is recommended that you choose flights departing after 7:30 p.m. to ensure a smooth and comfortable boarding. This combined activity offers a smooth and organised closure of the tour, ensuring that each traveller arrives at their next destination safely and on time.