Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Amazon Rainforest, a biodiverse paradise and the “Lungs of the Earth.” Our guided tours take you deep into this mystical wonderland, where you can witness exotic animals and plants found nowhere else on the planet. Immerse yourself in the vibrant colors of exotic birds, the rustling of leaves as monkeys swing from tree to tree, and the mesmerizing sounds of nature. Discover the ancient knowledge and cultural traditions of the indigenous people who have lived in harmony with the Amazon for centuries. Contact us to experience the awe-inspiring beauty of the Amazon.
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We carefully tailor each tour to give you the best of the Amazon — without the rush. From choosing the right lodge to timing your excursions for the best wildlife sightings, every detail is designed for a deeper connection to the jungle. Expect time to pause, meaningful encounters with nature and culture, and experiences that go beyond the surface — led by expert guides and enriched by authentic insight.
Iquitos offers direct access to the Amazon River and its vast flooded forests. It’s ideal for multi-day cruises and adventures in Pacaya Samiria. Expect rustic lodges, lush river scenery, pink dolphins, and the vibrant culture of an Amazonian city.
Easily reached from Cusco or Machu Picchu, Puerto Maldonado is a gateway to the Amazon. From the Madre de Dios River bridge, lodges are just a short boat ride away. The nearby Tambopata Reserve provides a relaxed, enriching jungle experience for couples, families, and first-time visitors.
Manu offers access to one of the Amazon’s most biodiverse regions, including the Manu Reserve and its cultural zone. Reaching it takes time, but you'll find pristine rainforest, rich wildlife, and few crowds—ideal for birdwatchers and adventurous travelers.
The Amazon rainforest is a vast, biodiverse region rich in wildlife, culture, and history. From jungle treks to river villages, every journey is unique. Let us help you plan a custom tour that matches your interests and brings the Amazon to life.
The rainforest is full of fascinating plants and animals, and a great way to discover them is on foot. Guided hikes reveal giant insects, medicinal plants, and hidden waterfalls.
The rivers and tributaries of the Amazon offer a great way to explore the rainforest from a new perspective. Take a canoe down the Amazon River or navigate smaller jungle streams.
The Amazon rainforest is home to over 1,500 species of birds, making it a birdwatcher’s paradise. Spot macaws, toucans, and parrots among many other colorful species.
The Peruvian Amazon is home to numerous indigenous communities who have lived here for generations, preserving a rich cultural heritage deeply tied to the forest.
The rivers of the Amazon are teeming with fish, and fishing is popular with both locals and visitors. Try catching piranhas, catfish, and other species, then enjoy a fresh fish dinner at the lodge.
The Peruvian Amazon is home to incredible wildlife—monkeys, sloths, jaguars, and countless birds. Guided tours let you spot these creatures in their natural habitat.
When the sun sets, the jungle transforms. Night walks reveal a different side of the rainforest, where frogs, insects, snakes, and tarantulas come alive—an unforgettable, sensory-rich experience.
Canopy walkways offer a unique look at the rainforest from above, with chances to spot monkeys, birds, and incredible views at sunrise or sunset.
Rescue centers in the Peruvian Amazon care for animals affected by injury or trafficking. A visit offers a close look at monkeys, sloths, parrots, and more—while supporting vital conservation efforts.
We celebrated our 15th wedding anniversary in Cusco, and Cusco Native made it unforgettable even with last-minute planning. Our 4-day trip included Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, and a special anniversary experience, with all logistics perfectly handled. Leidy was transparent, reliable, and made us feel completely confident. I highly recommend Cusco Native as a travel agency.
Rumi my guide was outstanding! His knowledge as a native of the area is very interesting. Rumi is a very nice person who explains every piece of this important area. Such a great experience!!
From the beginning, the planning, clear communication, the answer to every question answered. Every expedition was planned perfectly. This trip was to most amazing time of my life. 10/10 would book with them again.
Our experience with Cusco Native was very pleasant. The organization was good, the hotels were well chosen, and whenever we had any questions or needs, the agency’s response was quick and efficient.
Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about visiting the Amazon Rainforest:
Some lodges fill up quickly, especially in high season (May to September). We recommend booking 2–3 months in advance to secure your preferred lodge and activities. For peak wildlife seasons or holiday travel, even earlier is better.
The dry season, which runs from May to October, is generally considered the best time to visit. During this time, there is less rain and the weather is cooler and less humid. However, it’s important to note that even during the dry season, rain is still possible, so be sure to bring rain gear.
Yes! Many lodges welcome families and offer kid-friendly activities. However, some remote or rustic lodges may not be ideal for young children or travelers with mobility issues. Let us know your needs, and we’ll recommend the best fit.
While many activities in the Amazon rainforest require a good level of physical fitness, there are also plenty of options for visitors with different levels of ability. It’s important to discuss any mobility concerns with your tour operator before booking your trip to ensure that you can participate in the activities you are interested in.
To enter the Amazon region, you just need a valid passport and any required visas for Peru. If you’re traveling to remote lodges or reserves, some areas may require permits, which we arrange for you when you book a tour.
We take care of every detail — from flights and transfers to lodge bookings and expert guides — so you don’t have to navigate the complexities of remote travel. You get personalized support, insider knowledge, and a seamless adventure tailored to you.
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