Maniti Expeditions Eco-Lodge & Tours

Fully licensed and registered tour operator and eco-lodge that organizes all-inclusive jungle expeditions, Amazon riverboat cruises, trips to Pacaya Samiria Reserve. Tours include visits to monkey island, zip line, canopy walk, fishing, hiking, pink river dolphin spotting, etc. Tours are tailored for all ages and experience levels. All excursions are led by local, professional, certified, multi-lingual guides with many years of experience in the Amazon Rainforest. Maniti Camp Expeditions works with local communities, businesses and individuals to develop sustainable ecotourism opportunities that help the local economy while minimizing negative environmental and cultural impacts.

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Address: Jr. Huallaga 210
Getting there: one block west of the Plaza de Armas, lodge is about 1½ hours downriver from Iquitos city
Hours: 24 hours by phone
Website: manitiexpeditions.com (opens in a new tab)

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Listing from Wikivoyage: Iquitos, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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La Isla de los Monos
The Monkey Island
Here they have a variety of monkey species (some endangered), as well as a sloth, some coatis, a pair of toucans and macaws, all of which are free to roam and go into the jungle, but are domesticated and hang around for the food. They happily play, climbing on visitors (and try to take things from you such as glasses, wallets). You can go as part of a day-tour (see below), or a visit is included in the itineraries of several lodge stays, e.g. Cumaceba. To go there by yourself, catch a moto-taxi to Bellavista-Nanay, walk 100 m through the market to the water and organise to hire a boat from the boat owner's association. A return trip by fast boat should cost S/50 per person, or by small boat S/25 per perso.
Daily 08:00-16:00Adult S/50, child S/20; Peruvian S/30 (child S/10)
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Fundo Pedrito alligator farm
It houses spectacled alligators, paiches (the biggest freshwater fish in the Amazon basin and one of the longest fish in the world), and the Victoria amazonica (the biggest lily-pad in the world). The admission fee includes a bucket of fish food.
Daily 09:00-16:00S/5
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Pilpintuwasi Butterfly Farm & Amazon Animal Orphanage
At Pilpintuwasi you can see the complete life cycle and learn about the impressing development of butterflies. At the Amazon Animal Orphanage you can see the rescued endangered animals that were ill-treated, such as anteaters, monkeys, tapirs or Pedro Bello, the Jaguar. Pilpintuwasi is on the Nanay River Front near the village of Padre Cocha. It's about 20 min by boat from Bellavista-Nanay. There are boats all day long. During the dry season you have to walk about 15 min from the village. Volunteers are also regularly needed for help!
Tue-Sun 09:00-16:00Adult S/30, student S/15, child S/5
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El Kikiriki
Good for chicken and anticucho.
Daily 17:30-22:00