DAY TWO Sunrise on the river and bird watching After this we go upstream to look for wildlife finding some animals like dolphins, iguanas, haws, terms, small herons, and black skimmers, etc. PIRANHA FISHING If you are a fisherman, this is a great opportunity to spend half a day catching lots of fish This excursion can last as long as you wish to spend outdoors. ​Departing downstream from our base camp in a typical wooden boat along the Ucayali River for 30 minutes one way to get the Amazon River after this we continue sailing along the river, exploring more wildlife that you might find some animals such as monkeys, dolphins, birds, sloths, iguanas, etc. DINNER TIME: NIGHT WALK THROUGH THE JUNGLE ​ We prepare to enter the jungle using our rubber boots, which is the best way to walk in the jungle and we are going to meet and look for some strange creatures: night monkeys, opossums, snakes, frogs, toads, bullet ants, spiders, tarantulas , scorpions, insects, small reptiles, awl, etc.

DAY THREE ​ BREAKFAST TIME: HIKE THROUGH THE AMAZON JUNGLE look for large trees such as: kapok tree, Ficus, Amazonian mahogany and also the famous tree during the history of the Amazon "The rubber tree". Throughout the walk we look for some animals such as: monkeys, birds, rodents, spiders, ants, insects, snakes, etc. We take you everywhere to look for these cetacean mammals, pink and gray dolphins, sometimes both species SUNSET (EVENING GLOW) ON THE RIVER ​ SUNSET (EVENING GLOW) ON THE RIVER splendorous glow in the sky. This is the most relaxing way to end the day, you can take a bottle of wine with you and make a toast to being in the Amazon, a wonderful place enjoying the stunning view and the refreshing breeze, also during this excursion... you may find some animals like gray or pink dolphins, small flocks of birds (herons, small parrots, black terns... Or maybe on the way back to the lodge you can suddenly find an alligator... who knows... Anyway, the jungle is a place

DAY FOUR BREAKFAST TIME: HIKE THROUGH THE AMAZON JUNGLE About the local medicinal plants used by our Amazonian tribes, look for large trees such as: Kapok tree, Ficus, Amazonian mahogany and also the famous tree during the history of the Amazon "The rubber tree". Throughout the walk we look for some animals such as: monkeys, birds, rodents, spiders, ants, insects, snakes, etc. during the walk in the jungle against small ants, spiders, insects and snakes on the ground. SEE/SWIM WITH PINK AND GRAY DOLPHIN RIVER pink freshwater dolphins and swim with them? We take you everywhere to look for the mother dolphin with her offspring.

DAY FIVE ​ BREAKFAST TIME: ​ CULTURAL VISIT TO THE LOCAL RIVER VILLAGE The Rive people always live in small villages along the river, because the river is their main way to go everywhere, to get fish for food and for sale, some villages do not have treated water at home so a Sometimes getting water from river or rain, this jungle inhabitant do everything possible to live here by getting supplies from nature and others makes very beautiful crafts in order to get some money. To visit and learn the local culture, beliefs, lifestyle, dialects, education, etc. It is a way to do some interaction and feel the real life of the people of the Amazon, children are always happy to meet new friends from all over the world, and if you brought some school supplies this is the time to give them away and make them smile and illuminate your happiness LUNCH TIME: Return to the city of Iquitos at 5: pm