Coming to Iquitos means enjoying spectacular natural landscapes, but the questions many visitors ask are: What to do? What to see?
First, let's be honest, Iquitos is not just a river port that allows you to enter the Amazon. We know that many know Iquitos as the Gateway to the Amazon River, and this is a well-deserved title, because indeed, upon arriving in Iquitos, you can embark on unforgettable adventures on our majestic Amazon River, its basins, its native communities, its flora and fauna. All these wonders can be appreciated firsthand from the city or by staying overnight in the famous lodges located in areas where lush vegetation surrounds these accommodations, which are generally made of rustic materials, decorated, and very well-equipped for tourism to provide comfort and security.
There's a clear point we mentioned earlier: we can't overlook the city of Iquitos. Without any stress, you can enjoy activities like navigating our rivers, visiting our native communities, piranha fishing, visiting Monkey Island, and more. All of these depart daily from the city. Don't worry, we'll pick you up! When you book your experience, transportation, meals, tickets, a guide, and everything else are included.
We've just mentioned two tourism options that you can easily enjoy in Iquitos with prior reservation, from 2 days and 1 night onwards. Here on our website, you can view these two options, choose your experience, and pay securely.
Here are some great spots to visit in Iquitos:
Iquitos Historic Center: This includes the main square, the main church, the Iron House, the Ayapua Ship Museum, and the Museum of Indigenous Communities. All of these places are located in the city center, are easily accessible, and you can visit them on your own using Google Maps.
Teepee Amazon Beach at Lupuna Beach: Just 50 minutes from downtown Iquitos, you can visit this idyllic beach where you'll find fun, sun, sand, drinks, themed shows, and delicious Amazonian dishes like tacacho with cecina. Note that you can only visit during the low water season, from June to November.
Floating Restaurant al Frío y al Fuego (Frozen and Fire Restaurant): Located on the Itaya River, one of the rivers surrounding Iquitos, this restaurant offers beautiful views, a refreshing pool, music, and, above all, regional cuisine to suit every taste. Ikiitu Restaurant: the most varied regional cuisine, in a well-ventilated space, with excellent seasoning and the best location near the main square of Iquitos.
Our beautiful island of Iquitos awaits you. Let yourself fall in love with its charms. Come visit us! For information and inquiries, contact us via WhatsApp at +51 940042799 or +51 918696912.