DAY 01: IQUITOS ARRIVAL – CURAKA
Reception at the airport or hotel, followed by a tour of Iquitos' main historical landmarks: the Plaza de Armas, the Mother Church (Iglesia Matriz), the Iron House (Casa de Fierro), the riverfront promenade, and mansions from the rubber boom era. Transfer to the private dock to board a speedboat and navigate the Itaya River—passing under the Nanay River Bridge (Peru's longest)—and continue onto the Amazon River, keeping an eye out for gray and pink dolphins.
Upon arrival at Cumaceba Curaka Inn, guests are welcomed with a fruit drink and shown to their private cabins. After a traditional lunch featuring *juane*, there is free time to rest or photograph birds. In the afternoon, a jungle walk offers the chance to discover local flora, fauna, and medicinal plants. Guests will witness the artisanal extraction of sugarcane juice and sample its derivatives.
At night, following dinner, a walk or canoe ride (depending on the season) explores the jungle's nightlife, featuring sightings of insects and birds, the sounds of the forest, and the sharing of jungle tales. Overnight stay at Cumaceba Curaka Inn.
DAY 02: CURAKA – IQUITOS DEPARTURE
At 6:00 a.m., a bird-watching excursion takes place in the natural habitat—either on foot or by canoe—followed by breakfast. Next, a visit to a local riverside resident who will showcase animals such as non-venomous boas, sloths, and turtles. A traditional lunch featuring *Patarashca* is served.
On the return journey to Iquitos, the group stops to visit the Bora indigenous community to learn about their customs, dialect, clothing, and traditional dances. Bringing items to trade for handmade crafts is recommended. Finally, the tour concludes with arrival in Iquitos and transfer to the airport or hotel.
