Delfin Amazon Cruises – Flexible Dates
Delfin Amazon Cruises
Iquitos, Peru
Dates: Full Buyout Dates Available
Length: 3 Nights
Adventures in Peru!
Delfin II
Discover the Secrets of Amazonia
You will get and unforgettable experience. All of our programs have been carefully crafted to showcase the best flora and fauna that the Marañon and Ucayali Rivers in the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve have to boast, along with offering ideal soft adventure excursions for travelers to further discover the secrets of the Peruvian Amazonia.
Although all activities are optional, we encourage our guests to tempt their adventurous side and choose among our big array of experiences, including: kayaking in the calm creeks and lakes, fishing for piranhas at sunset, skirting the riverbanks in search of playful creatures, birdwatching, trail walks, and visits to local communities to interact with the native people, and more.
Itinerary
- DAY 1
Arrive: To Iquitos, embarkation, orientation.
PM – Pahuachiro: Night Safari.
- DAY 2
AM – Amazon Natural Park: Jungle trail to learn about medicinal plants.
PM – Yanayacu Pucate: Piranha fishing and kayaking.
- DAY 3
AM – Fundo Casual: Jungle Walk & community visit.
PM – Confluence: Community visit and Unión de los Ríos.
- DAY 4
AM – Disembarkation: Rescue & Rehabilitation Center of River Mammals (Amazon Forever).
Pricing – From $3500 per person (double room)
*Includes :
-All meals while on board. ( A. Arrival day: dinner, B. Cruise days: all meals, C. Departure day: breakfast)All excursions.
-Transfer to/from the vessel when arriving on recommended flights to Iquitos.
-Entrance Fee to Pacaya Samiria National Reserve.
-Natural juices, soda, coffee, tea, water, domestic beer, Pisco Cocktails (Pisco Sour & Chilcano), and house wines with lunch and dinner.
*Does not Include :
-Air Tickets to and from Iquitos.
-Cost of Medical Emergencies (including evacuation).
-Gratuities (amount suggested per guest: US$ 180.00).
-Additional transportation services.
-Massage services,
-Any additional alcoholic beverages.
corkage fee: $ 20 per bottle of wine and $ 40 per bottle of liquor.
*Alternate dates are available if the above timing does not work for you. Please reach out to us HERE and we can help you find the dates that work best for you.
*Trip extensions are also available
Accommodations
The Delfin II is a mid-size vessel with 14 suites, including four spacious suites with panoramic views at the front and 10 suites with wall-to-wall windows on the sides. It is the most authentic vessel in the fleet, with lots of wood and local elements that immerse travelers in the Amazon through the elevated décor.
The vessel offers different spaces for guests to enjoy the never-ending views of the Amazon rainforest, including an enchanting dining room, roofed terrace and bar, enclosed lounge room, exercise and massage room. It tends to sell on a group basis only (5 suites minimum), but this doesn’t mean you have to charter the entire vessel. A family reunion or a trip with your best friends and their kids would be a perfect way to explore the rainforest in style. There are two sets of suites that interconnect, which makes it ideal for families with little ones.
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Peru Welcomes You with Open Arms
Peru is for the curious traveler, the adventurer, the solo traveler or to be shared with loved ones. Peru is ready to fill your being with whatever you are looking for – Off to the airport to take the 1.5 hour flight to Iquitos. I arrived and was quickly greeted by the Delfin Amazon Cruises representatives. We were gathered onto the van and headed through Iquitos and on our way to Nauta where the Delfin III was waiting. The ride was around 2 hours, but felt much quicker. I was so excited to be there and was taking everything in as we drove by the markets, tuk tuks and people interacting with each other in their daily lives. We arrived at the Delfin Amazon Cruises lounge and hopped on a skiff that brought us to the ship. It’s hard to describe seeing The Amazon Rainforest and the Delfin III vessel for the first time – it’s almost overwhelming. Hard to grasp the vastness and beauty of it all......to read more check out my blog on Peru!
