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Caiman

Iguana

Pink dolphin

Pygmy Monkey
Using ecotourism to support local conservation efforts is a founding reason for Kodama Travel. In the Latin American context, the protection of habitats and key species is often community-led, as is the case for many parts of the Peruvian Rainforest. Those who once hunted turtle eggs now understand the importance of protecting them, and by leading jungle tours, guides and travellers both contribute to species monitoring through citizen science.
We will pick you up from your hotel in Iquitos or the airport at 9 am, and we'll travel by road and river to the lodge. The trip will be 3 hours and will take us deep into the Amazon. We will then have our first jungle excursion to observe the diverse flora and fauna, including the Leoncito (Pygmy Monkey). We will enjoy the sunset on the lake Sapote. By night, we'll have our nocturnal excursion by boat to see caimans and nocturnal birds and mammals. Lunch and Dinner are included.
The day starts with a swim in the Amazon River and we'll see pink and grey dolphins. We'll also see Victoria Regia, the largest aquatic plant in the world, and iguanas. After some Piranha fishing, we'll visit San Juan de Yanayacu's village. We'll finish the day with a night walk searching for huge tarantulas and frogs. All meals are included.
We'll take a boat excursion to Juanachi or Moena Lake to search for different bird species and monkeys. We'll carry out a specialised excursion about local medicinal plants. After nightfall, we'll take a nocturnal canoe trip to listen to the jungle. All meals are included.
Meet up/Pick up location: Your hotel in Iquitos, Peru