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Puerto
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EXCURSION CEDRO 1 (4 DAYS – 3 NIGHTS) |
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Botanical Lodge, An ecological enclave
located 80 kilometres away from the city of Iquitos, on the edge of the
majestic Amazon River, in deep primary jungle – an ideal location for
taking hikes to see the local flora and fauna. Our botanical garden has
a huge number of tremendous trees, notably the giant Lupuna or Ceiba, it
also has a number of medicinal plants such as the ‘Sangre de Grado’ –
‘Clavo Huasca’ – ‘Oje’ – ‘Chuchuhuasi’ – ‘Ajos Sacha’ and ‘Uña de Gato’
amongst others, also the hallucinogenic ‘Ayahuasca’. This stunning
environment is complemented by our comfortable set of private bungalows
with en suite, protected from insects and with a relaxing hammock area
perfect for reading. With artificial lighting from 17.30 to 22.00 hours,
the visitor will enjoy a wonderfully comfortable environment that will
make for a greatly enjoyable stay.
Our bilingual guides are experts in the mysteries of the forest and
their personal touch will make your visit to the Amazon Rainforest an
unforgettable experience. The food is regional and varied, we can offer
vegetarian options if necessary (please do let us know). |
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Daily Departures
Per Person Prices:$453 based on Single Occupancy
Per Person Prices:$353 based on Double Occupancy
Per Person Prices:$343 based on Triple Occupancy |
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Note: We require minimum two
passengers traveling together If single traveler ask for the supplement. |
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Duration 4 Days & 3 Nights
Departures Daily
Airfares Not included, available upon request
Customizable YES, feel free to ask for extra services |
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FIRST DAY: ARRIVAL IQUITOS
 A tour around the centre of the city to get to know the most
significant landmarks, some of which are from the rubber boom (subject
to arrival time) Transfer to the lodge by boat down the Amazon.
Floating houses. Visit the ‘paiche’ farm – the largest fresh
water fish; during the transfer we will note various different
communities on the banks of the Amazon. Arriving to the lodge we
will be welcomed with a local drink and will find our rooms.
Three nights in the Amazon Botanical Lodge with full board. Take
the ‘medicinal plant’ walk and get to know ‘uña de gato’,
‘sangre de grado’ and ‘clavo huasca’ amongst others. Enjoy
spectacular views of the Amazon from a well placed viewpoint and
finish the day with a night walk to see tarantulas, insects.
Night at Botanical Lodge. (L, D)
SECOND DAY: CEIBA - LUPUNA
 See the local birds in their natural habitat (by canoe from
November to July or walking from July to November). Take a walk
deep into the jungle to find the giant trees – including the
voluptuous and impressive Ceiba-Lupuna. Take in the local flora
and fauna. Visit to a small zoo to see the anacondas, some
species of monkeys among other animals. Take a night trip in a
canoe around the lodge and enjoy the sounds of the forest at
night. Night at Botanical Lodge. (B, L, D)
THIRD DAY: AMAZON - NAPO
After breakfast take a ride to the Napo River mouth. Visit the
‘Canal Pinto’ town (November to June) to get to see the everyday
life of the community. Visit the ‘Orellana’ district, named this
in honour to the discoverer of the Amazon River, 1542.
Observation of the union of the Amazon (brown water) and the
Napo (black water) river, there, we will get to watch gray and
pink dolphin. Recreative fishing of sardines, catfish, and the
legendary piranhas. Lunch on board or at the lodge, is up to the
passenger. Night at Botanical Lodge. (B, L, D)
FOURTH DAY: TRANSFER OUT
Visit the native Yagua tribe and discover their methods of
manufacturing artisan products and their ability with the blow-pipe.
This entire trip will be under the supervision of a permanent
guide and can be personalised according to your needs. We can
also arrange airport transfers if necessary. (B, L)
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the ever-changing nature of the
rainforest, day-by-day activities may vary due to local
conditions
RECOMMENDATIONS:
Take the first flight in the morning, tour starts 09:30 / Ret.
Last Flight
Repellent, sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, water bottle, light dark
clothing, flashlight, camera, camcorder, objects to trade (barter
with natives)
What to bring ?
Light clothing preferably cotton.
Long-sleeve shirts, preferably of neutral colors.
Hat or Cap
Snickers or trekking shoes
Sunscreen lotion
Mosquito repellent with 35% DEET.
Sunglasses.
Binoculars.
Flashlight.
Raincoat
Vaccination ?
*It is recommended to be vaccinated against yellow fever;
however it is not mandatory.* |
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INCLUDES: All hotel and lodge
accommodations based on double occupancy. All scheduled land, lake and
river transportation. All transfers. All scheduled excursions with
English-speaking guide services. All entrance fees. Meals as specified
in the itinerary. B=Breakfast; L=Lunch; D=Dinner.
NOT INCLUDED IN THE FEE
International or domestic airfares, airport departure taxes or visa fees,
excess baggage charges, additional nights during the trip due to flight
cancellations, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages or bottled water,
snacks, insurance of any kind, laundry, phone calls, radio calls or
messages, reconfirmation of international flights and items of personal
nature. |
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Mon-Fri 9 Am - 6 Pm ET
please allow pop-ups
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Call Centers |
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NORTH AMERICA TOLL FREE
Monday - Friday
From 9 am to 6 pm ET
1 888 671 2852 voice
1 888 671 2853 voice
1 877 260 2391 voice
1 877 260 2423 voice
1 877 260 2370 voice
Discounted Airfares Toll Free
1-866-856-8368
1 877 260 2209 Fax
United Kingdom - TOLL FREE (Freephone)
0-800-098-8450
Australian Customers TOLL FREE
1-800-194078
Rest of the world
+51 1 4443027 - 4457704
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