Quote: This was the best part of the trip for me, as I am a bit of a jungle nut! We took a guided tour, and the guides were brilliant. As we were going along, they pointed out (and picked up) any animals they saw… Read More

Quote: Quistococha is a small park with zoo and man made lake. It is 15km south of town near the airport. Many of the endangered animals of the rainforest, such as the giant river otter and jaguar, are on view… Read More

Quote: You set off after dinner - in a very small boat with a guide - the mission is to see the jungle & river at night. Everybody is told to keep very quiet so not to disturb animals that may be in the vicinity -… Read More

Quote: If you've ever been to Africa & think of an 'animal spotting' hike as viewing the big 5 within half an hour - set your expectations low - we saw nothing bigger than a falcon. If you're a bird watcher you'll… Read More

Quote: Belen is one of the areas of town that spends much of its time underwater. The houses are built up on stilts to avoid the high water in the spring. This is where you can get a true taste of the Amazon culture… Read More

Quote: Warning: Don't expect to see thousands of dolphins - we searched for 1.5 hours - up & down the river looking for tell tale bubbles or fins before spotting anything - when we were lucky enough to see them - it was… Read More

Quote: The Amazon was incredible and beautiful, and I would recommend the Amazon jungle as a trip to anyone. Our guide, Richard Fowler, was dreadful. He is an absolute expert on nature but is also an irrational,… Read More

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