- Amazon
- Peru
- South America
- River Cruises
- Duration
- 10 Days
- Dates
- Jul, Aug, Sep, Nov, Dec
- Starting from
- Was A$15,940A$13,549 per person
Call +1300.361.012 (AU) | +0800.444.462 (NZ) Contact Us
To venture into the Amazon is to find yourself immersed in a thriving ecosystem, where thick jungle harbors remarkable wildlife. Experience the world’s most biodiverse rainforest in an authentic way, traveling in the company of local guides aboard an elegant tropical riverboat—the Delfin II or Delfin III.
On an exploration of Peru’s Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, glide into narrow tributaries by skiff and kayak for a closer look at unusual plants and animals, discovering enormous ceiba trees and forests flooded with mirror-like waters. Watch for monkeys and macaws in the canopy and pink dolphins splashing in the river, and spend time with the indigenous ribereños in their remote jungle communities.
“The jungle at the headwaters of the Amazon lives and breathes. It is an entity unto itself.”
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GUESTS 28
CABINS 14
DECKS 3
Sail the Amazon in tropical style and comfort with a small band of explorers
GUESTS 42
CABINS 21
DECKS 3
Explore in tropical style on this elegant 42-guest, all-suite river ship.
A skiff is reflected in the water as guests explore the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve.
Giant lily pads (Victoria amazonica) can grow up to ten feet in diameter.
A naturalist guide talks to guests while hiking in the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve.
A young spectacled caiman peeks out of the waters of El Dorado Lake.
A snowy egret searches for fish in El Dorado Lake.
Expedition leaders take guests to explore daily by skiff in the Amazon.
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