Carr. Iquitos-Nauta Km 4, 5,, Iquitos 16000 Peru

Ecotourism; Rescue, rehabilitation and release of andangered animals; Environmental education.

Iquitos 16000 Peru

Iquitos Peru

Iquitos Peru

Condamine #416, Iquitos 065 Peru

A cage-free rescue center 30km from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon, dedicated to the protection and conservation of abandoned and orphaned monkeys. We rescue, rehabilitate and release back into the wild monkeys orphaned through the illegal animal trade. Visit us by yourself using local transport or get in touch with us to book one of our full day or overnight tours and see behind the scenes at our rescue centre.

Iquitos 16000 Peru

Major Square Between Prospero And Putumayo Streets Center of Iquitos, Iquitos 16000 Peru

San Andres Village Nanay River, Iquitos 16000 Peru

332 Malecon Tarapaca, Iquitos Loreto Peru

The museum exhibits ethnographic artifacts from 30 different Amazon Indian cultures from the greater Amazon basin including groups from eastern Brazil, Guyana, Xingu, Mata Grosso, Colombia, the Peruvian lowlands and the foot hills of the Andes. The theme of the museum is how Amazon Indians live within nature and are helping to conserve the fragile rainforests. Exhibits are displayed in a period house on two floors and in line with international museum standards. The museum is located on the riverfront in the historic district of Iquitos at 332 Malecon Tarapaca and is open daily from 10 am to 7 pm.

Center Iquitos, Iquitos 16000 Peru

Avenida de la Marina 2288, Iquitos 16000 Peru

The Tapiche Reserve is the newest (since 2023) of the rainforest conservation areas operated by Project Amazonas out of Iquitos, Peru. We protect primary forest, rehabilitate disturbed areas, and support local communities with eco-friendly employment that provide alternatives to hunting and logging. We believe that animals belong in their natural habitat, and not be domesticated or manipulated for our entertainment. As the most remote of our sites, Tapiche requires commitment to get there, but the high density and biodiversity of animals and plants wows both nature enthusiasts and researchers. Globally endangered species including giant otters and red uakari monkeys are regularly encountered. Hoatzins, five species of macaws, and the largest known agami heron colony are just a few of the birding delights. With new construction at our lodge, you can have a comfortable and adventurous stay, while knowing that you are making a positive impact on both local people and the forest.

Raimondi Street Riverbank below the Ramon Castilla Square, Iquitos 16000 Peru

The museum is in the historic steamboat "Ayapua" and exhibits Amazon navigation, discovery of the Amazon, missionary outposts, old Iquitos, explorers of the Amazon, rubber industry, atrocities of the Putomayo, and making of the Fitzcarraldo film. The museum is open daily from 8.30 am to 5.30 pm.

Calle las palmeras con 2 de mayo # 200, Iquitos 16001 Peru

Boulevard Tarapaca, Iquitos Peru01 Peru

Carretera Iquitos Nauta KM 47, Iquitos 16000 Peru

We open for short half-day visits or a one-day volunteer experience to educate and encourage local people and tourists to appreciate, understand and protect wildlife and its natural habitats through our educational experience. You can choose between a Full Day experience from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm that includes lunch, and a Half Day experience from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm or from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Full Day: S/. 100 per person Half Day: S/. 50 per person Includes: Guided Tour, activities, water, Full Day includes lunch. Doesn't include transport to/from RAREC Activities: Subject to change General tour of RAREC Support with cleaning enclosures Preparation of food supplements and their delivery to the enclosures Support enrichment programs for animals Forage for native foods of animals such as insects, plants, flowers MPORTANT: You will not be allowed to enter any of the enclosures without the supervision of our staff, handle or touch any of the animals, we have a strict no contac