Amazon River arrival
A scenic one-hour boat ride leads into the Peruvian indigenous community of Gamboa.
AMAZONAS . LETICIA . OVERNIGHT
A two-day Amazon stay shaped around jungle trekking, river wildlife, bird-watching, caiman spotting, night exploration, and a peaceful return through dolphin waters.
2 Days / 1 Night
Max 10 pax
Gamboa, Amazonas
Moderate
WHAT YOU'LL EXPERIENCE
A scenic one-hour boat ride leads into the Peruvian indigenous community of Gamboa.
Explore the forest for 2 to 3 hours, then recharge with local meals and time to rest.
After dinner, your guide demonstrates safe catch-and-release alligator spotting up close.
Sleep in hammocks with mosquito nets after spotting nocturnal creatures on an evening trek.
THE JOURNEY, STEP BY STEP
DAY 1
Travel for about an hour along the Amazon River, then settle into hammocks with mosquito nets.
DAY 1
A 2 to 3-hour trek reveals monkeys, insects, giant trees, butterflies, birds, and spiders.
DAY 1
After lunch and rest, head out by boat or canoe to watch macaws, parrots, toucans, herons, and more.
DAY 1
Following dinner, experience caiman spotting, then a one-hour night trek for tarantulas, frogs, snakes, and other nocturnal wildlife.
DAY 2
Start with a local breakfast, then paddle through lakes and narrow channels for bird and monkey sightings.
DAY 2
Fish for 1 to 2 hours if you like, enjoy lunch in the community, and return by river with chances to spot pink and gray dolphins.
A note on flexibility — tours are personalized to the group while minimizing environmental impact. Dry season (Jan-Mar, Jul-Sep) usually allows longer hikes, while rainy season (Apr-Jun, Oct-Dec) brings more boat-based exploration. Weather in Leticia is unpredictable, and activities can shift with the season, guide, and group size.
INCLUDED
NOT INCLUDED
READY WHEN YOU ARE
A 30% booking deposit confirms your reservation. The remaining balance is paid at the office in cash only.
CONTINUE EXPLORING

Amazon adventure! Cruise to an indigenous village, then trek the jungle to observe diverse flora, monkeys, sloths, and insects.

First stop: Gamboa, indigenous Peruvian community. Rest is available in bedrooms, followed by bird-spotting after lunch.

Breakfast in Zacambu is followed by a primary jungle trek to spot huge trees (ceibas, rubber) and wildlife (monkeys, snakes, morpho).