Start your day early with an unforgettable Amazon sunrise and guided birdwatching. This is the best time to spot parrots, macaws, and other exotic species. After breakfast, continue your navigation along the Yanayacu-Pucate River, with the chance to see more wildlife and even swim near pink dolphins in the Marañón River. In the afternoon, enjoy a botanical walk through the rainforest, where your guide will introduce you to medicinal plants, giant trees, and ancient Amazonian traditions. Return to camp for dinner and an enchanting storytelling session featuring Amazonian legends and myths, such as Yacuruna, Sachamama, and Chullachaqui—part of the deep spiritual world of the local communities.

After breakfast, head to a new jungle zone near the Chambira Camp and set up your tent for the night. Board a small motorboat to explore more remote parts of the Yanayacu River, a region rich in biodiversity with lush vegetation and abundant wildlife. Try your hand at traditional piranha fishing, using local methods passed down by generations. Your catch may even be prepared for dinner! During the afternoon, observe various species of monkeys swinging through the trees, as well as sloths and colorful birds. After dinner, embark on a night canoe excursion along the Pucate River to spot caimans, listen to the sounds of the nocturnal jungle, and watch glowing fireflies dancing over the water.

After breakfast, return to Buenos Aires community, where you’ll visit a small artisan fair. This is a great opportunity to support local families and purchase handmade crafts as souvenirs. Enjoy your final lunch in the jungle before taking the boat back to Nauta. From there, return by land to Iquitos and get dropped off at your hotel or airport. End of services.