Top 39 things to do and attractions in Iquitos

Beautiful place, beautiful animals and beautiful people - working towards this mission. Hearing and seeing the animals stories; pre and now post Pilpintuwasi, was very inspiring. The entrance is at the end of a bend in the road. Theres a big sign at this bend in the road. Walk down a little hill and will see a Maloka on your left. Pilpintuwasi will be on the right in front of an open clearing by the river with a concrete pillar path. Give them a visit 💚 I had a great time and learned so much. 🦋

Great animal sanctuary! We had really interesting Tour with the Woman who runs the place with a lot of Love and passion. I can totally recommend a visit!

They do great work. Actually rescuing animals where possible, instead of using them as tourist bait for profit. Tour guides will not willingly bring you here, since they do not get a cut like they do at the fake rescue centers where you can take picture with the animals. It’s easy to get here yourself; just check their website.

We had an amazing tour with Junior. He was very thorough and passionate. We loved our time. I recommend messaging them on instagram/emailing them in advance to get clear instructions on how to get there or do a guided tour that includes pick up. Was amazing and so worth it.

This is a very beautiful place owned by an amazing person who has a genuine dedication to take care of these animals, some of which have been treated horribly in their past. She does this very well, and can tell you a lot about these animals during the tour. Absolutely amazing place that you don't want to miss <3

An easy 20 minute destination by boat from Bellavista-Nanay port of Iquitos is the village of Padre Coche. The sanctuary has got to be one of the best attractions and is on the outskirts of the village. Well known by the tuk-tuk drivers it will take about 5 minutes to reach but I enjoyed the walk there from my lodging & it is easy to find on your own if preferred. From the road, a forested path leads to the gated tunnel enclosure. I made no booking and was met by the owner Gudrun who welcomed me & explained that a volunteer would guide me, as she needed to take a hurt monkey to the vet. The venue has a very natural rustic appeal with a nicely laid out butterfly enclosure, through which I was lead by a pleasant English speaking volunteer, who explained the breeding program of the butterfly species natural to the area. The highlight for many people will likely be the animal enclosures, with a number of different monkeys, a giant ant-eater as well as Ocelot and Jaguar and small variety of birds and other rescued animals. The animals are in good condition notwithstanding the traumatised backgrounds they experienced in the past. Run by the very dedicated expat owner and her team for many years, this sanctuary and its volunteer assistants, are a blessing to the area and deserve strong support from the public. I took a public river-taxi & at the time of writing was only Sol 3/- or if preferred a private boat taxi will hit you for Sol 20/- each way. A must visit if in Iquitos as the trip out there is itself an interesting experience and the sanctuary worthy of support as well as being a great way to spend part of the day.

Some cool animals to look at and they definitely make it a point to clarify their purpose of rescuing animals that are injured or former house pets. Liked the coati and anteater in particular. Jaguar, toucan and a red faced monkey which I had never seen before.

(Translated by Google) It is a good place to walk and take photos. (Original) Es un buen lugar para pasear y tomarse fotos

(Translated by Google) very good (Original) muy bueno

(Translated by Google) Everything is found but order is missing (Original) Se encuentra de todo pero falta orden

(Translated by Google) Very good, you can find everything and for everyone (Original) Muy buena , se puede encontrar de todo y para todos

(Translated by Google) A good place to visit, there is a little bit of everything... (Original) Un buen lugar para visitar hay de todo un poco..

(Translated by Google) The largest market in Iquitos, you will find everything (Original) El mercado mas grande de iquitos, encontraras de todo

(Translated by Google) Unique place (Original) Lugar unico

We came to this restaurant mainly due to the lack of decent dining options in this city. Its location, story, and online reviews caught our attention, so my partner and I decided to give it a try for lunch. From the outside, the place looks stunning—stylish, upscale, and very promising. We sat on the terrace, which has a pleasant atmosphere. Unfortunately, the service didn’t match the visual appeal. Despite the place being almost empty, we had to get up and interrupt our conversation multiple times—three or four, to be exact—just to get the attention of the staff. It was disappointing to receive such inattentive service in a place that positions itself as high-end. We started with drinks and then ordered our food. We were curious about the Ceviche Amazónica, which sounded interesting. While the prices are not outrageously expensive, they’re certainly above average, so we expected a bit more in terms of portion size and overall experience. Sadly, the dish felt rather small for the price. What really surprised us was the additional 8% “service fee” added to the bill. This might be normal in the U.S. or certain parts of Europe, but we live in Lima and frequently dine at upscale places—this is the first time we’ve encountered a charge like this in Peru. It felt like an unnecessary and slightly exploitative gesture, perhaps targeted at the tourist-heavy location near a major hotel. Overall, the whole experience left us unimpressed. The food wasn’t bad, but not memorable enough to justify a return—especially not with poor service, small portions, and an unexpected extra charge. It felt like a place trying too hard to be international, yet missing the basics of good hospitality. We won’t be coming back.

My husband and I had an amazing experience here! Pablo and the entire staff were warm, friendly, and attentive. The food was absolutely delicious — we especially loved the chicken with Amazonian sauce, which was beautifully prepared along with the drinks. The building’s history added an extra charm, giving us a touch of “New Orleans vibes.” The view was lovely, and we even enjoyed the lively sounds of tuk-tuks passing by. We highly recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting!

Nice ambience, wonderful fair, excellent grilled dishes. One of the best options in Iquitos.

Amazing restaurant in iconic building. Prices are high compared to Peruvian standards but the service and the food were worth it. It was our last night in Peru and we were super satisfied.

We ran into the restaurant while walking The Plaza de Armas. The small door (check one of the pictures I downloaded) or entrance is on Putumayo street. Go to the second floor and will find the restaurant. The place itself looks real nice and comfy. You also have private sections or the balcony with small tables, preferably for couples. The Camu Camu frozen was outstanding. Coconut juice was also great. Food was delicious and filling. Our favorite dessert was the Camu Camu Cheesecake. Our Waitress, Jesus was always attentive to our needs and real helpful. She deserves a 5 star review.

The starter chips and salsa was so yummy. Everything on the menu was wonderful, we all loved the different Ceviche options. We can there everyday and ordered something new each time.

I was disappointed after visited this place. The prices doesn’t correspond to quality. Everything in the menu is expensive, but quality is poor. Vegetarian food here is complete fail. They brought me plate with ordinary rice and vegetables with nothing! Just frozen vegetables that they tried to fry. It was so tasteless. I ordered gnocchi with mushrooms as well and mushrooms were kind of apart from this dish, it’s a shame! There is no WiFi for guests. I cannot believe it’s possible in 2023 (digital era!). I didn’t like they included 8% on top of the bill as tips. The waitress wasn’t able to show me in their Instagram how the dishes looks like…

We arrived by boat from a different port, which cost us 20 soles, but were pleasantly surprised to take the restaurant’s boat back free of charge. I came here for dinner with a friend, and overall, it was a great experience. We started with the Causa con Salsa de Langostinos as an appetizer, followed by the Patarashca and Doncella al Ajo for our main dishes — all of which were delicious. The Selva Punch was refreshingly good and paired nicely with the meal. That said, the service could use some improvement. We had to flag down our waiter for everything — from placing our drink and food orders to requesting the bill. At no point did the waiter check in on us voluntarily to see if everything was okay. The pool area was lovely. While I didn’t get in, my friend did and really enjoyed his time there.

I didn't realise we would take a boat to the restaurant, what a pleasant surprise. The food we excellent. Everyone was happy with what they ordered. Very special restaurant and everyone was celebrating a birthday, including us!

What a treat! And what a delight to have such an experience in Iquitos! Food was 💯 We had to take a boat ride from Iquitos main island to a floating platform to dine. Absolutely love the experience!

Floating restaurant on the Amazon river! Free shuttle to/from, lovely views, great service, tasty food, clean establishment, friendly staff. 2nd floor has best views of the sunset. Recommend making a reservation if visiting on weekends.

Bring a towel! Definitely a "can't miss" experience. The food was delicious, the drinks were strong, and the pool offered a refreshing respite on a hot day. There was a bit of a sudden downpour, but the staff were very quick to act and made sure everyone was into the main restaurant before it got bad. The only thing I would change is making sure it is more obvious that towels are not provided. We were caught unaware. Would definitely go again!

Wow.. Food 10 of 10.. The atmosphere, the service, and experience 10 out of 10... Beautiful place in the middle of the Amazon.

Good place to dine with lively atmosphere and great views.Food was decent. I was amazed with the fact that the restaurant was actually floating.

Great, large menu with a large selection of regional and international dishes. Reasonable prices! Beautiful view of the river. Took almost an hour to get our food as we sat in the hot sun, but maybe it was just not their fastest day!

I LOVED this place. It’s the one thing I miss the most since leaving Iquitos. I was in Iquitos for 2 weeks, and found out about it half way through, and since then had been going there every single morning until I left, even though my hotel package included a nice and expensive breakfast. When my family visited for the last few days, sometimes we ate all three meals there. What I love about it -1) the view. Sit outside and face the amazon river. Can't beat that. 2) the juices /smoothies -unlike typical American ones which taste so artificial or overly sweet, these are all natural ingredient, made fresh with local produce, and taste amazing. 3) the food. They have great selection of food here, including peruvian, american (with a local spin ofc), you can find interesting food, plain food, vegetarian food, comfort food, and more. All so well made. 4) the staff. speak english, have english menu. very helpful and friendly. Sometimes the food is served a little slow, but that's the same everywhere in Iquitos honestly, and I don't mind bird watching on the river while waiting for my food.

Dinner with a view! Don't know if it's like this everyday, but today, a Friday, it was very nice to sit here and watch all the activity on the boulevard. There is an extended menu with plenty of vegetarian, vegan and Ayahuasca diet options. It I would be here longer I would have lunch or dinner at this café more often!

My go-to cafe when I'm back in Iquitos. They have a great selection of food, post ceremony!

The staff are amazing & as said in another review speak very good English which is always a plus for me! We are vegan and ate here almost every meal. They cater to vegans SO well and the staff are very knowledgeable about it. Wouldn’t hesitate to visit!! Oh also the view is insane.

What a gem! I can't give enough positive feedback. There is an amazing view of the river from the table. The menu is extensive, and offers a variety of gluten free and Ayahuasca diet friendly options. Everything is washed and/or made with purified water as well, so there's no risk of bacterial contamination for tourists! This is actually the only restaurant my partner and I are at the entire trip, and we have no regrets! The menu is large enough that we never ran out of new choices. We will be back next time for sure, and will recommend it to anyone we know will be traveling though the area.

Food was decent but unfortunately it was overshadowed by the restaurant proprietor refusing to accept a credit card transaction because he was too lazy to start up his machine. I was forced to use cash that I was going to use for a taxi but nope had to use it here. They have sign on their windows saying they accepted every card I had so you know be aware of that.

Monumental

Excelent place!!!!!

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(Translated by Google) Chapel of San Judas Tadeo, a beautiful church, the architecture is very beautiful, a tourist attraction of the city, located in the heart of Iquitos, it is located on the corner of the main park. Quiet, sunny place, very beautiful around. Clean and tidy with great security. (Original) Capilla de San Judas Tadeo, una preciosa iglesia, la arquitectura es muy linda, un atractivo turístico de la ciudad, ubicada en pleno corazón de Iquitos, se ubica en la esquina del parque principal. Lugar tranquilo, solencioso, muy bonito alrededor. Limpio y ordenado con mucha seguridad.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and majestic church, neat and well preserved that impresses with its paintings on the ceiling, its images and its stained glass windows. Visiting at night when the lights are on creates a peaceful environment to commune with God. During the day it is equally perfect for prayer where silence invites reflection. (Original) Bella y majestuosa iglesia, pulcra y bien conservada que impresiona por sus pinturas en el techo, sus imágenes y sus vitrales. Visitarla en la noche cuando las luces están encendidas crea un ambiente de paz para estar en comunión con Dios. De día es igualmente perfecta para la oración donde el silencio invita a la reflexión.

(Translated by Google) Located next to Iquitos' main square, it's a tourist attraction that's easy to reach. The painting and the entire facade are very well preserved, creating a beautiful setting that's ideal for taking photos. (Original) Ubicada a un costado de la plaza de armas de Iquitos, por ende es un atractivo turistico fácil de llegar. La pintura y toda la fachada en general se encuentra muy bien conservada, un bonito diseño ideal para las tomas de fotos.

(Translated by Google) It is prominently neo-Gothic in style, as an important choice for the medieval Gothic style, and rejecting the neoclassical style as a clear separation from a nationalist presentation. Similar to Wells Cathedral, Iquitos Cathedral's analog clock is influenced by traditional Roman numerals, using IIII instead of IV. Historically, the numerical style is very predominant in many European clocks, and this would provide important data on the origin of the Iquitos Cathedral clock. Ornament Considered the most elaborate temple in the city in terms of architecture and painting, the cathedral has important works of art including exquisite oil paintings and murals. It is characterized by a charged design, especially in the 800 m² Great Hall. There is an oil mural, called the Triptych of the High Altar, located at the top of the main altar, with a very Amazonian style, made by César Calvo de Araujo: on the left, is the consecration to the Virgin Mary in memory of the anniversary of the Brotherhood of the Daughters of Mary; In the center, there is the Virgin Mary in a symbolic appearance on the Amazon River in front of a primitive City of Iquitos; and on the right, the Augustinian missionaries are witnessed evangelizing in the Napo area with an image of Mrs. del Buen Consejo, patron saint of the Augustinian missions. Under the Triptych, a wooden replica of the Cathedral is located. To the right of the main altar, there is a European-style pulpit. Other great attractions are the Vault of the Iquitos Cathedral with multiple divine characters, with a style similar to the Sistine Chapel. (Original) Es de estilo prominentemente neogótica, como una importante elección por el estilo gótico medieval, y rechazando el estilo neoclásico como un tajante desvinculación de una presentación nacionalista. Similar a la Catedral de Wells, el reloj analógico de la Catedral de Iquitos está influenciado por los tradicionales números romanos, usando IIII en lugar de IV. Históricamente, el estilo numérico es muy predominante en muchos relojes europeos, y esto entregaría importantes datos de origen del reloj de la Catedral de Iquitos. Ornamento Considerada el templo más elaborado en la ciudad en términos arquitectónicos y de pintura, la catedral tiene importantes trabajos de arte que incluye exquisitas pinturas y murales de óleo. Está caracterizado por un diseño cargado, especialmente en el Gran Salón de 800 m² . Existe un mural de óleo, llamado el Tríptico del Altar Mayor, ubicado en lo alto del altar mayor, con un estilo muy amazónico, hecho por César Calvo de Araujo: en la izquierda, está la consagración a la Virgen María en recuerdo del aniversario de la Cofradía de las Hijas de María; en el centro, está la Virgen María en una simbólica aparición sobre el río Amazonas frente a una primigenia Ciudad de Iquitos; y en la derecha, se presencia a los misioneros agustinos evangelizando en la zona del Napo con una imagen de la Sra. del Buen Consejo, patrona de las misiones agustinianas. Bajo el Tríptico, está ubicado una réplica de madera de la Catedral. A la derecha del altar mayor, está ubicado un púlpito de estilo europeo. Otros de los grandes atractivos es la Bóveda de la Catedral de Iquitos con múltiples personajes divinos, con un estilo similar a la Capilla Sixtina.

You know you're in Perú when you visit this market. Lots of local tropical fruit and vegetables as well as foods considered as delicacies (grilled crocodile feet and grubs). A great place to visit to get a feel of the culture and local people.

Earthy and busy & varied. A very large example of a typical market. Live & processed chickens, fish of many types, anaconda skin, grains, vegetables being sold by families. Upper market seemed quite safe.

Absolutely interesting to visit. Reading some of the comments we were expecting a very dirty and smelly market filled with animal rights violations...but the truth was very different. It's an interesting mix of fruits, vegetables and animals. Feel free to be adventurous and try different things.

First of all, it’s a local market for local so don’t expect nothing. It’s very tight, very long and branching, most of the market is dedicated for local food groceries and it can be tough for outsiders. Yes, I recommend to go there for the experience but in August it was really hot 🥵, tip, bit an ice cream before 😬

Cheap food and fruits, super dirty, better to go in the mornning everything will be fresh and less garbage.

Many shops, but standards could be improved as it can be a bit dirty and unsanitary. That said, S/ 8 for a delicious plate of food can't be beat. You can find literally anything you would want in Mercado Belén.

This is my personal opinion: I found this market to be quite unpleasant. The streets were littered with plastic, bottles, and other trash, and there was a strong, unpleasant odor—especially near the meat stalls. The level of poverty was striking and honestly heartbreaking. Seeing so many people struggling, including individuals who appeared to be battling addiction, left me feeling sad and heavy. I genuinely don’t understand why anyone would pay 125 soles to visit a place like this—it felt more like exploitation than an educational or cultural experience. I believe tours should be more thoughtful about the places they highlight.

My experience at Awkipuma Spiritual Center in the Amazon jungle of Iquitos was truly life-changing. From the very beginning, I felt a deep sense of safety, respect, and care. Alfonso and the maestros work with small groups, offering close and personalized guidance throughout the retreat. The ayahuasca ceremonies are carried out with profound respect and sacredness, which allowed me to open my heart, release emotional burdens, and find the inner peace I had been seeking for years. If you are searching for inner healing, spiritual clarity, or a deeper connection with yourself, I wholeheartedly recommend experiencing Awkipuma 🌿✨. This is not just a retreat — it is a true path of transformation.

I would just like to start by saying there is nothing negative I could say about this beautiful family, they are the most kind hearted, generous people you will ever meet. From the food that was prepared and provided for us to the beautiful ceremonies that were so carefully planned out and taken place. It was such a blessing to have received such amazing support from the Awkipuma family, I left feeling so loved by every single one of them, not just from the family but what this beautiful medicine was able to provide me, with such peace, clarity and answers I came to the jungle for! The entire Awkipuma family will forever hold such a special place in my heart, and without a doubt I will be returning to the beloved jungle in the near future.

This was the most peaceful, positive experience I’ve had in my life . The care and attention provided by Alfonso and the Awkipuma family were exceptional. The centre was beautifully located in the jungle and there were lots of dogs at the centre which I was delighted with. Thanks to my new brother , Alfonso and the rest of the family for taking such good care of me . I would recommend the Awkipuma centre to anyone. Five star experience.

Profoundly amazing experience with Shaman Bladimir at Awkipuma! Before the ceremony, we spent ample time speaking with Bladimir (discussing consciousness, the conflict between nature and human constructs, etc.); he was patient and spent whatever time we wanted to ensure we felt prepared and comfortable with him and the space. At the scheduled time later that night, we met back at the maloca for the ceremony, which was in complete darkness, surrounded by the myriad life and sounds of the singular Amazon rainforest. Bladimir respectfully and effectively executed his role of guide and protector throughout the 3-hour ceremony. Unlike some retreats where the guide chants over recorded music, Bladimir customizes the icaros he sings to invoke the spirits of nature and ward off potential negative spirits/energy throughout your journey. At the end of the 3 hours, my experience was still pretty intense, so his employee Jesús stayed in the maloca with us until we felt comfortable walking back to our room. The next morning, we had a casual debrief with Bladimir, over a fresh breakfast of local fruits and pineapple rind "tea" prepared by his wife, before we all headed back to Tamshiyacu. If you are open—not only to the medicinal experience, but to the simplicity of the Amazon in a way that jettisons your first-world expectations (of how companies should communicate, logistics should operate, and you should be catered to), then you'll be able to transcend consciousness (as well as your pesky ego) and appreciate the beautiful service that Awkipuma provides.

Thank you ! thank you thank you. I was introduced to Mama Aya with this group. I was safe and comfortable and cared for. They helped and guided. They fed us and ensured we had great sleeping quarters.. They allowed us to rest and his family took care of us like their own. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 During the ceremony. I felt safe and watched over. It created an alignment that I dreamt of. I came out of the ceremony with tears of joy and happiness that momma aya chose to meet me at this sacred place. Traveling alone as a woman or man is still safe here. I highly recommend

We had the most amazing healing experience with the Awikpuma family in the Amazon jungle and we will never forget the love and kindness they showed us. They shared their beautiful home with us and made us feel so welcome. The homecooked food was so delicious, healthy and organic. We took 3 ceremonies and have grown spiritually as well as feeling cleansed and healed. We asked for truth and we received clarity. We will most definitely return.

Hello everyone, I traveled alone to the Amazon jungle to experience ayahuasca, and honestly, I was a little nervous at first… but everything changed the moment I arrived at Awkipuma Spiritual Center. I was welcomed with warmth, kindness, and genuine care. Alfonso and his team made me feel safe, supported, and part of a spiritual family in the heart of the Amazon. 🌿 The place is magical — surrounded by pure nature, the sounds of the jungle, and a deep sense of peace. The ayahuasca ceremonies were powerful and full of love, guided with wisdom and respect. I never felt alone; every step of the process was cared for with attention and empathy. Coming alone was one of the best decisions of my life. At Awkipuma, I found healing, clarity, and a profound connection with myself and life. If you’re thinking about coming to the jungle, don’t hesitate — Awkipuma is a safe, authentic, and truly transformative place.

Highly recommended way to see the Amazon. Food was delicious, rooms were comfortable, staff was friendly and they have really thought through every little detail.

Spectacular, beyond our imagination! The food was superb, the well-stocked bar was always open, and the service was better than a luxury hotel, and I've stayed in many over the years. We were astonished by our guide's ability to spot wildlife, it was such a thrill. There were wonderful surprises at every turn. The experience of being on the Amazon is something everyone should experience in their lifetime, and Delfin is the best way to travel.

The best place to visit. Join us. It was incredible I really love it.

Relax

(Translated by Google) We just returned from a 5-day, 4-night family vacation on the Delfin III: it was extraordinary. There were 2 adults and my daughters, ages 8 and 15. We are very adventurous and wanted to relax for a few days on a cruise, while staying active with quality daily activities. We were all captivated by this vacation that we will never forget. Thanks to the team and the animals who were there: caimans, sloths, monkeys, birds, storks, snakes, parrots, toucans ;) (Original) Nous revenons d’un séjour de 5 jours et 4 nuits sur le Delfin III en famille : extraordinaire. Nous étions 2 adultes et mes filles de 8 et 15 ans. Nous sommes très aventuriers et souhaitions nous reposer quelques jours en croisière, tout en restant actifs grâce à des activités journalières de qualité. Nous avons tous été conquis par ces vacances que nous n’oublierons jamais. Merci à l’équipe et aux animaux qui étaient de la partie : caïmans, paresseux, singes, oiseaux, cigognes, serpents, perroquets, toucans ;)

I recently returned from an unforgettable trip with Delfin Amazon Cruises. From start to finish, the crew was absolutely lovely. They were attentive and genuinely committed to making every moment special. The food onboard was delicious, with every meal thoughtfully prepared and full of fresh, local flavors. Dining on the river felt like such a treat. But the highlight of the trip was the wildlife. I was surrounded by an incredible variety of birds, and seeing the pink river dolphins in their natural habitat was magical. Those moments will stay with me forever. If you’re considering an Amazon adventure, I wholeheartedly recommend Delfin. It was everything I hoped for and more.

(Translated by Google) Dolphin cruising is something we should all do at least once in our lives. The views along the Marañón River are amazing, several excursions are scheduled to view animals in their natural state. Being surrounded by the sound of nature and being able to disconnect for a few days from the cell phone, the networks, the problems, is an almost impossible luxury in these times. First class service, great food, we were even able to go fishing for piranhas for our lunch 😂 I recommend it 100% (Original) El crucero en el delfín es algo que todos deberíamos hacer por lo menos una vez en nuestras vidas. Las vistas recorriendo el río marañón son alucinantes, están programadas varias excursiones para visualizar animales en su estado natural. Estar rodeado del sonido de la naturaleza y poder desconectarte por unos días del celular, las redes, los problemas, es un lujo casi imposible en estos tiempos. La atención de primera, la comida buenísima, hasta pudimos ir a pescar pirañas para nuestro almuerzo 😂 lo recomiendo al 100%

Very nice staff, kind with substitutions and additions. They even gave us free profiteroles to celebrate my friends birthday!! And food delicious. Thank you all!

Really good burger for a fair price and awesome selection of beers. Highly recommend the Liefmans over ice on a hot day

The restaurant has changed its name and is now called “Le Bateau Irve”. Best place in town for non-regional food. High quality and rarely disappoints. Highly recommended.

Love this Bistro with the good view. Different food and good taste. They had think about combination and good vegetables and not too much cheese all over.

Service was fast and friendly and spoke English. I really enjoyed my spicy seafood trio and we are very thankful for the place adapting their menu to my partners simple meat and potato wish. Also stunning view from outside seating areas

My favourite place in Iquitos! Huge portions I wish I had someone to share my avocado chicken club with. I asked to sub avocado for no ham or bacon to avoid pork post ceremony. The molten chocolate cake was a wonderful treat after being on a plant dieta four the last for weeks💗 I’ll be back every time I’m in town⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

So lucky to have the beautiful Amazon Bistro half a block from my house, in Iquitos! Always delicious, great veggie burgers and quinoa salad, fresh juices, and good wine. They also have delicious coffee in the morning.

excellent artifacts from many of the Peruvian indigenous tribes....entrance is easy to miss

A fairly small museum, but it contains numerous indigenous art and artifacts (clothing, tools, etc.), and can easily fill an hour or so of your time un Iquitos. We also appreciated having descriptions in English.

Learned so much, loved the way the museum was laid out, bought a book in the giftshop that has been great so far. Go! Worth the 10 solis per person admission

Amazing collection of artifacts from a wide variety of indigenous peoples. Spectacular coloured feather items. Very quiet, and a cool place to visit on a hot day.

The guide took me and another person for a tour of the local market. The tour was good, but when I asked how much the tour would cost, I was told to pay a tip, based on how much I felt was appropriate at the end. The tour was around 2 hours, we had to pay for the guides drinks, river crossing and tuk tuk, and then when it came to paying, he appeared very upset and pushed for more money, stating that some people pay 150sol (I initially only had 80sol on me and felt that this was more than acceptable). I would advise the guide to set an average tip amount, before the tour starts, so people can make an informed choice on whether you would still want to do the tour or not. Overall the experience at the end was a very uncomfortable due to how upset he appeared to be.

I was in Iquitos for one day only and all I wanted to see was this museum. I specially came here first hand to find, that it is closed on Tuesdays... I am terribly dissapointed. But, I still belive it has a great exposition and wiorth seing and I give it five starts. So pity my last and only time in Iquiyos was on wrong day.

Excellent presentation of a number of tribes. Well lit & air conditioned. Legends were clearly displayed in English & Spanish.

The restaurant offers an authentic experience and is centrally located, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists. The menu changes daily and consistently features delicious options from Peruvian cuisine. Complementing the meals are divine drinks, with special mentions of chica morada and s cevada. The waitstaff is very friendly and attentive. Here are a few tips: arrive before 1 p.m. to avoid waiting for a table, as the restaurant is always busy. Additionally, they post the daily menu on Facebook early in the morning, so you can check it out and get your appetite ready before lunchtime.

Very central Peruvian restaurant. We had breakfast here twice and their juices here were good and their sandwiches was good for an easy breakfast. They have a lot of paintings on the wall and also a tv showing sports.

The menu of the day was 25sole, the food was so delicious..mama home made food

Nice local food inexpensive with friendly staff limited in english but serve with a smile

Amazing service and food, best value for money and authentic local food in Iquitos

The food is so good here! Must try!

I went on a holiday 28 de Julio. The meal of the day was 18 Soles. 3 choices for the starter plate and 5 choices for the main plate. Comes with juice drink. Excellent food. I had a salad and then the fish. One of the better restaurants in Iquitos.

very interesting to see round an actual boat from the times of the rubber barons. Very informative descriptions

Very nice discovery in Iquitos! We enjoyed to read the stories of the rubber-era of Iquitos. Very interesting. Would definitely recommend! (10 soles)

I found it to be somewhat interesting. They have turned one of the last remaining steamers into a floating museum. I saw everything in about half an hour. As of July 2025 the ignition is 10 soles.

Good presentation. Display rooms are air conditioned and old pictures do a good job tracing the history of such boats during the rubber boom. Well worth it.

Best tourist attraction in Iquitos City, at least for me. Really interesting history of the rubber boom and its decline, creepy statues with oversized outfits, great maps and memorabilia - just a cool experience that you can spend 1-2 hours with, and they were dog friendly to us! Highly recommend.

A great place to visit to get the feel of Iquitos before 1921 . And on top of this they showed the film Fitzcaraldo. I really enjoyed watching the film on the boat , On the river. It was a great experience . What a great ideas . Unfortunately the film lacked the last minutes. 10 sols don't hesitate .

Lovely small museum of the history of Iquitos and the Amazon, with a special focus on the rubber trade. I leaned lots of fascinating things that gave me more appreciation for the town and region, and the simple exhibits really helped bring to life a very different era in Iquitos, when there was so much wealth, some families would ship their laundry to London to be washed. For your entrance fee (10 Sol?) they include a really nice 30 min boat tour on the river in a small boat. We took this just at sunset, and it was a great way to unwind from our day, and get some more perspective on the relationship the river plays in the modem life of Iquitos.

This currently house the Militay Police of the Army of Peru

They dont let me go inside to see the patio

Quite a unique place

(Translated by Google) The Ex Hotel Palace or Casa Vela is a lavish building of art nouveau design located in the Peruvian city of Iquitos. Its architectural style is influenced by the Catalan modernism of the school of Antoni Gaudí. Essentially, it is a three-story construction and a corner tower. (Original) El Ex Hotel Palace o Casa Vela es un fastuoso edificio de diseño art nouveau ubicado en la ciudad peruana de Iquitos. Su estilo arquitectónico tiene influencias del modernismo catalán de la escuela de Antoni Gaudí. Esencialmente, es una construcción de tres plantas y un torreón esquinero.

(Translated by Google) It is undoubtedly a very striking spot due to its beautiful architecture. It is located on the city's boulevard, so it is a must-see when visiting. It used to be a hotel and currently serves as Iquitos' headquarters. (Original) Sin duda es un punto muy llamativo por su hermosa arquitectura, esta ubicado en el boulevar de la ciudad así que es una parada obligatoria al visitar, antes era un hotel y actualmente funciona como cuartel general de Iquitos.

(Translated by Google) Also called Casa Vela, it is a lavish building of art nouveau design. Its architectural style is influenced by Catalan modernism from the school of Antoni Gaudí. Essentially, it is a three-story construction and a corner tower. Its construction was directed between 1908 and 1912 by the Peruvian civil engineer Samuel Young Mass and the Spanish architect José Altamira y Motta commissioned by Otoniel Vela. It was an important luxury hotel during the rubber rush that housed European rubber tappers and merchants. It is considered the first luxury hotel in Peru as it is 12 years older than the Gran Hotel Bolívar located in Lima. It is considered the maximum expression of Iquiteño architecture. Its construction had to undergo changes and adaptations to accommodate the tropical environment of the city. Currently, it has been the headquarters of the Eastern Military Region offices since 1961. All elements were transported across the Atlantic. The tiles were brought from Malaga, with "reminiscences of the architecture of Antoni Gaudí", containing Gothic and neoclassical elements. The building notably includes a complex design, wrought iron with plant shapes on the balconies, metalwork and high portals. The architecture will be restored with funding from the English International Cooperation Agency and under the supervision of the Ministry of Culture. The Former Palace Hotel was represented on the Nuevo Sol coin alluding to the property. The property is referred to as "Old Palace Hotel, 1912" on the coin. (Original) TAmbien llamado Casa Vela es un fastuoso edificio de diseño art nouveau. Su estilo arquitectónico tiene influencias del modernismo catalán de la escuela de Antoni Gaudí.​ Esencialmente, es una construcción de tres plantas y un torreón esquinero. Su construcción fue dirigida entre los años 1908 y 1912 por el ingeniero civil peruano Samuel Young Mass y el arquitecto español José Altamira y Motta por encargo de Otoniel Vela. Fue un importante hotel de lujo durante la fiebre del caucho que albergó a caucheros y comerciantes europeos. Es considerado el primer hotel de lujo del Perú pues es 12 años más antiguo que el Gran Hotel Bolívar localizado en Lima. Está considerada la máxima expresión de la arquitectura iquiteña. Su construcción tuvo que sufrir cambios y adaptaciones para acomodarse al ambiente tropical de la ciudad. Actualmente, es sede de las oficinas de Región Militar del Oriente desde 1961. Todos los elementos fueron transportados atravesando el Atlántico. Los azulejos fueron traídos de Málaga, con «reminisencias de la arquitectura de Antoni Gaudí», contiene elementos góticos y neoclásicos. El edificio incluye notoriamente un diseño complejo, fierros forjados con formas vegetales en los balcones, orfebrerías metálicas y altos portales. La arquitectura será restaurada por financiamiento de la Agencia Inglesa de Cooperación Internacional y bajo la supervisión del Ministerio de Cultura. El Ex Hotel Palace fue representada en la moneda de un Nuevo Sol alusiva al inmueble. El inmueble es referido como «Antiguo Hotel Palace, 1912» en la moneda.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful architecture, a design that takes you back to the 1920s, the decorations, the façade itself, very beautiful. A symbol of the golden age of Iquitos and its societies of that time is located in the middle of the mall. (Original) Hermosa arquitectura, diseño que al comtemplarla te traslada a la década de los 20, los adornos, la facha en sí en muy lindo. Se ubica en plena alameda un símbolo de la época dorada de Iquitos y de sus sociedad de esa época.

Historic square and nice place to visit.

Visited by many people in the evening. During daytime it's too hot as there is little to no shade. But when the sun goes down it's cooler and has a nice atmosphere.

Historical place,,I come back after 30 years to this place and I can see it'd more beautiful that before with plenty restaurant around to make me to try exquisite dishes of this town.....it's Iquitos!!! Amazon place of Peru 🇵🇪

Great place to get a nice walking tour in......a refreshment from the local street carts and often an unexpected music concert. Also, to catch buses to and from the Airport.

Like bringing the kids here at night for the RC cars, painting and bubbles. Good place to go for a walk as well. 1 lap is a little over 1/4 mile.

It was great place to be is beautiful hot weather they have a great Rivers.

This plaza has been recently upgraded. Even though its nice, there is not much of interest apart from sitting on benches. Groups use it for exercises at times. There are often mobile fruit stalls around.

About the same as always, which is surprising for here. But good place to get regional food. From grilled grub worms, or turtle eggs. LoL have to try it

Lots of food vendors on the market, a good place to try Suri

Village market and port at north end of Iquitos. Common embarkment point for touristy boats. Dirty.

The Bellavista Nanay marina is under construction at this time, make it difficult to navigate around. They sad that construction will be done by August 2024 . Should be a great place, when done !

Good harbor for local boats. Don't get ripped off - the trips usually cost 5-10 Soles one way per person for a collective boat, like up to Santa Maria. These boats usually fit 15-25 people and can get pretty full, many of them departing at each full hour. Good places to drink and hang out, but we didn't find good food places, just a crazy local market. Also, prepare to walk on shaky planks getting to the platforms.

The Bella vista Plaza is a bit of a rough place. It is at the entrance to the Amazon and Nanay rivers and you will find freshly cooked crocodile and grilled fish for medium prices, which you can eat on rickety tables with the local porters and "boteros". Children and dogs roam around and you need to be careful not to be shortchanged when you pay! Bring lots of small change and you will have no problems! (Keep your coins in a separate little purse so the locals dont see your bills and cards.) Sensitive stomachs better not drink the home made juices, but if you are accustomed, its nice to drink " aguajina" and "masato". Dont forget to eat toasted wriggly grubs, or at least get your giggle photo! The good thing is Saturday morning second hand markets, go there around 6 am and you will get cheap deals and lots of local colors, music and ruckus. Note; at the moment this Mercado is under reconstruction!

Crowded place but outstanding sightseeing of Amazon jungle. You can sail to several places from this location in such as low cost boats.

(Translated by Google) ✨ A must-see in Iquitos ✨ The boardwalk is one of my favorite places in the city. Ideal for a leisurely stroll, having a coffee by the river, or simply sitting and watching the sunset over the Amazon. You can feel the breeze, the atmosphere is peaceful, and there are local artists, music, and restaurants serving good regional food. During the day, it's perfect for photos, and at night, the atmosphere becomes more lively, yet safe. The view of the Itaya River is beautiful, and if you're lucky, you can see boats and canoes passing by, which gives it a very special touch. 100% recommended for tourists and also for locals who want to get away from the noise of the city for a while. (Original) ✨ Un lugar imperdible en Iquitos ✨ El malecón es uno de mis lugares favoritos en la ciudad. Ideal para caminar con calma, tomar un café frente al río o simplemente sentarse a ver la puesta de sol sobre el Amazonas. Se siente la brisa, el ambiente es tranquilo y hay artistas locales, música, y restaurantes con buena comida regional. Durante el día es perfecto para fotos, y en la noche el ambiente se vuelve más animado, pero seguro. La vista al río Itaya es preciosa y, si tienes suerte, puedes ver botes y canoas pasar, lo que le da un toque muy especial. 100 % recomendado para turistas y también para locales que quieran desconectarse un rato del ruido de la ciudad.

(Translated by Google) The boardwalk is one of the places where you can appreciate the beauty of the beautiful island, Iquitos. (Original) El malecón es unos de los lugares donde se puede apreciar lo bonito de la isla bonita, Iquitos.

(Translated by Google) A true beauty, one of the most beautiful views I've ever seen in my life. (Original) Una auténtica preciosidad, de las vistas mas bonitas que he visto en mi vida

(Translated by Google) It is one of the oldest hotels in our town, it is currently being used by the Armed Forces, located next to the Iquitos Boulevard, it is also located in the center of the city, close to restaurants with a fabulous menu and delicious snacks, on the In the afternoons you can appreciate it better since at night you cannot observe the details. To learn more about its history you must board a mirabus, which will locate them in the Plaza 28 de Julio. (Original) Es uno de los hoteles más antiguos de nuestra localidad, actualmente está siendo usado por las FFAA, ubicado a lado del boulevar de Iquitos, además está situado en el centro de la ciudad, cerca a restaurantes con un fabuloso menú y deliciosos aperitivos, por las tardes puedes apreciarlo mejor ya que por las noches no se pueden observar los detalles, para conocer más sobre su historia debes subir a un mirabus, el cual ubicarlas en la plaza 28 de julio.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful landscape (Original) Hermoso paisaje

(Translated by Google) It is a magical place, clean and tidy. Nearby there are several places to buy crafts and enjoy a spectacular view. The sunset is beautiful. They also offer tourist tours of places in the area. What I didn't like were the prices of the restaurants. (Original) Es un lugar mágico, limpio y ordenado cerca hay varios lugares para comprar artesania y disfrutar de una vista espectacular, el atardecer es bellisimo además ofrecen recorridos turísticos por los lugares de la zona, lo que no me gusto fueron los precios de los restaurantes.

(Translated by Google) 10 out of 10 you find a beautiful view and you can find souvenir decorations to buy and put in your home. (Original) 10 de 10 encuentras una bella vista y puedes encontrar decoraciones de recuerdos para comprar y poner en tu hogar.

Visiting the Amazon is a unique experience and even more so if you do it with someone who has experienced it since he was born, as is the case with our tour guide, Max. He masters the theme of the jungle, the fauna, the customs and stories around this paradise on Earth. Peru Jungle Adventures offers varied excursions making our stay in the Amazon diverse and interesting. I highlight my experience with Ayahuasca as a transformative one. In addition to offering quality service, the accommodation and meals are very good. Thank you, Max, this has been a wonderful experience.

I want to recommend on Max, we traveled with him 5 days in the Amazonas and it was amazing experience. He explained us everything and taught us a lot about the amazonas , he was super nice , fun and professional (and know English very good) , so if you think about going to travel the amazonas choose Max .

Amazing experience! During our Ayahuasca retreat, Max, our tour guide, took us on a boat trip along the river, showcasing the incredible wildlife. He is very knowledgeable and kind. Highly reccomend!

I had the best time exploring the Amazon with max who made sure me and my friends get authentic and fun experience, during the time we spent there he gave us a taste of what is it like living there,he showed us beautiful animals and taught us how to fish and hunt. I recommend it to anyone who likes adventure and exploring I had the best time of my life and so as my friends

Bad service

Amazing food, amazing location and view, amazing atmosphere. Easily our favourite restaurant and pool in Iquitos. Carlos was also great. Another bit of fun is reading the reviews of this restaurant and some of the ridiculous reasons they've been given bad ratings in the past. They have some hilariously fussy customers

Great location ... we had a party there at night and it was really fun to be able to swim in between drinks . The food wasn't bad either. Good fish . A bit pricy but your paying for the location and high service standards . I paid $100USD for dinner for two and drinks all night for two people . Worth it.

Floating restaurant with a pool included. Definitely worth visiting, the food is very good and it's a great atmosphere justifying the higher prices. The boat leaves from here and takes you to the restaurant at no cost.

The grilled paiche fish was served cold. It was a slow day. But it is clear it was good at different time. No flavor or taste. Service was bad too. The waitress didn't come to check after the served the food and had to look for her to pay and catch the next boat.

Overall, a good experience considering the 5 minute boat trip to and from the restaurant. The food itself is alright, maybe not for the price. I got the vegetarian risotto, which was pretty good. My friend got a chicken dish in which part of the chicken appeared pink. The chonta was a unique side that came with our dishes- it’s from a local plant and tastes very fresh and light. The camu camu juice was refreshing. Service was good yet a bit slow. You can come here for the experience of eating on a floating restaurant, and a pool-party like atmosphere (there is a fairly large pool with deck). This is the Amazon, and an outdoor restaurant, so there will be insects. A lot of them. One or two made their way into our food and our hair, but then we moved to another table closer to the center of the restaurant. The location is a bit out of the way; if you are going after dark, take a mototaxi since the surrounding area is not well-lit.

I had no expectations from this restaurant, as I have come to learn that the restaurants in Iquitos are generally not good, but I figured I should give this place a try. It ended up being surprisingly good. The beef and the rice were good. French fries were too thick and therefore undercooked, but this is still the best meal I have had in iquitos. Camu camu cocktail was also good. A little overpriced in my taste, and they didn't let me use their WiFi.

Just perfecto! No hay nada que decir o agregar!! Its a perfect place with a perfect paysage with a perfect food and with a perfect attention! I loved it so much!! Gracias muchisimo!!

Nice clean area with plenty of restaurants to choose from. Pretty park with benches. Lots of friendly people and pets around.

Nice square with older buildings and a cathedral around. In one corner is the famous casa de ferro (house of iron) that was designed by Mr eifel (of the eifel tower) and bought/imported/shipped from france to Iquitos by a rubber baron

Nice square, there is building like effel tower and you can find a shop with fare price for tabacco, filter and paper, there is street which tour companies are there beaware of tour scams, they will sell 2 nights and 3 days jungle tours from 350 to 1200 soles and all depends on you. All same package. Nice icecream shop at the corner.

Good location and nice if you like a historical setting. Good breakfast and pool and the rooms are big.

Beautiful & well maintained.

Ok on a Sunday families are out and socialising there is a couple of decent bars overlooking the square thsts about it been there seen it done it

Central point, You can spend days wondering around seeing new things all the time. Don't miss the shop with genuine Amazonian artwork! It is a must. If You're hungry I recommend Ari's or Texas. Don't forget to walk to boulevard and anaconda. Viva la Iquitos!

Nice vibe, great decor, helpful staff but food lacked flavour & the WiFi wasn’t that great - although this is pretty common in Iquitos. You might want to check out Dawn of the Amazon if you’re looking for good WiFi.

I liked the food overall. Only went once. I liked the tropical salad. The somosas were okay. They were out of somrme stuff maybe due to COVID-19? Nice ambience.

Fantastic place, incredibly good food (highly recommend the Karma Burger, second best I ate in Peru). Lots of crazy artwork here. Really nice people. Best iced coffee in Peru. The only downside is that the internet is creeping slow.

A shallow attempt at capitalizing on Ayahuasca tourism. The food is mediocre, the prices are outrageous and the staff fail to embody the principles of spirituality.

Great gauchamole! This place is better than the overhyped Dawn on the Amazon, which i didn't like. The food selection is smaller and more refined. The food is clean without being bland. There is a small ayahusaca diet menu and clear info on what is allowed. I staff are friendly and prices are reasonable. Fresh juices are about S/12—14. Only downside is the cushions on the sofas are a bit stiff. But this is nothing when you have wonderful food!

A nice coffe shop, that serves a wide variety of dishes and drinks. The atmosphere is nice, but it does not have air conditioning therefore it can get pretty warm.

Great artwork. Yummy food. Good place for vegetarians.

Lucero was very friendly and extremely helpful when we inquired about visiting the isle, drop her a message on WhatsApp! There is fantastic work being done, definitely worth a visit to support the further rescue and rehabilitation of local wildlife!

We had a nice visit on Monkey Island, the tour guide was professional and explained how to saves and house the monkeys. Some are in the open and some are in cages until they passed quarantine.

This is the place you must see on your trip to Iquitos. It is a rescue center with amazing stories of each and every monkey being taken away of being sold as "pet monkeys"or hunted by their meat. Here they can grow free and happy, interacting with each other (and us, of course). They also offer the possibility of volunteering (which I did for a week) and it was truly a life-changing experience. For sure, I'll be coming back soon. For the tourists: Come for the selfies, come for the photos, but also try to learn a little about the project, the guides are very well-informed both in English and Spanish and they can give you all the necessary information so you can have the best experience ever! For the volunteers: Before coming, talk to the office about the routine, the activities you will be doing here and food restrictions. Come with a very open heart and have in mind this is not a 5-star hotel (hello, we're in the middle of the jungle). At the end of the day you'll see how rewarding everything can be and you'll be back home with a lot of stories to tell.

While I appreciate what they are doing to help the monkeys, they are very misleading in their promotional videos. The videos I've seen have people interacting with the monkeys, having people touching the monkeys and monkeys climbing on people. But their website says specifically NO Handling or touching the monkeys. They also give you the same speech when you get there. I understand how it can be stressful to the monkeys but then do not use pics & videos of people touching them and having them climb on tourists if it's not allowed! I was extremely disappointed due to the stark contrast between the truth & the fantasy they were portraying. I am sure this is what draws many people there - the chance to interact with monkeys.Near the end of our tour a monkey started to come towards me so I stopped. I was then immediately told not to stop but to keep moving & not to let the monkey come towards me. I was told that usually when the monkeys climb on people they bite them! Again while I appreciate their conservation efforts i ask that they PLEASE remove the videos of people touching and interacting with the monkeys if this is not allowed. I went just a few months ago in September 2025.

One of the places that you definitely have to visit on your trip to Iquitos is the Isla de los monos (Monkeys Island). It is a rescue center located 30 km from Iquitos, where the only thing you can breathe is vegetation and freedom. Unlike zoos, this refuge is intended to assist and care for primates in a state of vulnerability. Once recovered, they are reinserted into their natural habitat. If you are an animal lover and want to play an active role in the protection of wildlife, Isla de los monos offers the possibility of volunteering, having as the only requirement the desire to help :)

This place is incredible…monkey heaven! The monkeys are so friendly. They come right to you and let you pet them. We learned a ton from the guides as well. It’s shocking what people do to these beautiful kind animals ):

These people are doing fantastic job for monkeys. Thank you for that. Animals growing with out mom and they need to feel love just as an any alive creature on these planet. They definitely giving positive emotions and love to visitors.

José is a great guide! Very friendly and he shared lots of local knowledge with us. We had a beautiful day exploring the river and the jungle, and he even knew where to sail to show us the beautiful pink dolphins. Wonderful experience! Would use his services again.

We did several tours in Iquitos with this agency and had a great experience. Everything was well organized and flexible to our requests. Special thanks to our guide José, who spent two full days with us and shared his deep knowledge of nature, history, and culture. We visited the Belén market, saw local animals and insects, but the highlight was visiting the native communities of Bora, Kukama, and Yahuas. We were warmly welcomed, listened to their stories, and danced with them — a truly immersive and unforgettable experience. We highly recommend this agency and these meaningful visits.

First time visiting the Amazon and Yakumama made sure it was amazing! Everyone of the guides are both knowledgeable and clearly care about the environment they are in. We seen dolphins, macaws, aligatores, monkeys, sloths and so many different types of birds! The piranha fishing was also so much fun. Food and accommodation are also excellent and you will be well looked after there. Woukd highly recommend to anyone looking to visit the Amazon!

A great trip through Bellen Market. Yakumama Amazon Tours was able to accommodate an early pickup, so that we could tour the market before continuing on a tight schedule. Our guide Jose was very friendly and knowledgeable.

We were a group of 10 people. We stayed in a beautiful lodge in the amazon jungle. The food was good. The excursions with Dany were good and we saw a lot of animals (alligators, snakes, sloths, tarantula, piranha and a lot of birds). Absolutely recommended!

Amazing experience with this tour organisation! Great food, gave plenty of notice for planned activities, were informative on cultural practices and the flora and fauna of the Amazon. Overall a wonderful experience with them learning and participating in the lifestyle of the amazonian people. Beautiful views on the river and spectacular wildlife. Such a lovely organisation. Special thanks to Max our guide for a visit we will never forget.

Our time in the Amazon at Jacamar could not have been better. Passionate and knowledgeable guide Max was outstanding in his ability to spot the wildlife and give us all an experience exceeding our expectations. We had everything we needed to make this such a memorable jungle adventure. Thank you to Yakumama Tours for arranging our Amazonian adventure and being so efficient and also for the prompt couriering of our luggage that was left behind. So very grateful.

A bar with a view watch the world go bye staff nice enough standard prices is in a good location I only drank here can’t review food

Make sure not to get a hotel close to this place because they rudely play music at the highest volumn at 7:30 in the morning for literally NO reason.

Nice place to spend time with friends. Also it's located in the Malecón Tarapacá and there's a nice view of Itaya river un front of it.

Nice staff, tasty food, good cocktails and a great place to people watch on the front

Chilled out place, great location on riverfront, welcoming staff with ok English

I ate a hamburger and drank some beers in order to attend a meeting with my rock band.

Nice place for a beer along the malecon.

There are many options here, and the restaurant is open late. Sweet & sour chicken, fried rice, chicken & vegetables, won tons & sizzling chicken. Pork, fish & shrimp in a variety of sauces. The service is fast and they are friendly and helpful. They do not have fortune cookies - if they add them, I’ll upgrade this review to 4 stars.

My mom and I had dinner here. Since my mom was craving for some Chinese food, we ordered the wonton soup and chaufa (fried rice), and both of them were pretty good. They were flavorful and not oily at all, and there were a lot of veggies in the soup. I would recommend visitors to come here for a hearty, warm Chinese meal. (Follow me on IG ➡️ miss_dawang)

I came here when visiting Iquitos November 2018. Following lonely planet recommendation. Like many Chinese restaurants in Peru it’s not genuine Chinese food but a fusion of Chinese and Peruvian cuisines. It’s really fresh and delicious. A little bit expensive though-compared to other Chinese eateries.

Its a good place to get fast food. They do a lot of chicken fast. And it's large plates at a reasonable price. 1/4 chicken rice and potato 18 soles. Will feed two people easily

Well cooked, average speed. Have at least 2 drink options. Good location. Seem to always have tables. Big space. Can be noisy. Air con section but needs fixing. Some cheap plates are huge and expensive plates small. Not the cheapest Chinese place in the area.

Food is ok. But right when we get the food, they shutoff the air conditioning, after 30 min an employee told as to leave because they want to close at 3pm. They should advise us closing time before serve us. Very disappointed. We will never come back.

It's okay food, nothing out of the normal. No Wi-Fi given to guests at all. I think it's a good place if you want to eat a lot, this is a good place as the servings are really big

Friendly staff ... truly exotic liquor. Worth trying it all... very affordable and great 90's hits to sing along to. Best Wednesday night in a long time ...

Amazing little bar serving traditional ' jungle rum' a must visit if you go to iquitos!

80' & 90' Spanish Music, really cool place. If you are Generation X, this is your Bar!

Cool place to hang out. Exotic drinks, friendly stuff, nice music!

So much memories. 🤭 / Recall fun with am old friend, have fun.

A fascinating place to sample alcoholic drinks made from jungle fruits, herbs and even animals, like suri. One wall is lined with large jars containing the various infusions and creating an atmosphere that blends bar with apothecary with cabinet of curiosities

A nice little bar with two floors. They play a nice selection of classic rock music. It's cheap in here because all of the cocktails they use agua diente as a substitute. Lots of original jungle cocktails in here. Be brave have a shot of agua diente with cats paw

Unplugged Paradise in the Northern Amazon! We had an incredible experience during our 6-day stay at Tahuayo Lodge and Amazon Research Center. There’s so much to do — from jungle hikes to canoeing through the stunning black-water rivers, which are absolutely perfect for photography. We visited both the southern and northern Amazon during our 2-month trip to Peru, and while both were beautiful, we found the most diversity in the north. One of the biggest highlights was having our own private guide and boat throughout the trip — an absolute dream for photography lovers. Our guide, Lander, was amazing: knowledgeable, patient, and passionate about sharing his expertise, especially when it came to spotting birds and coaxing out shy ones. The fact that Wi-Fi was only available in the main lodge wasn’t an issue at all — if anything, it made disconnecting and enjoying the Amazon even easier. The staff were friendly, attentive, and always making us feel welcome. Special mention to the bartender, who crafted some of the best Pisco Sours we had anywhere in Peru! The food was also better than expected — not fine dining, but hearty, flavorful, and surprisingly varied considering everything was prepared right there in the middle of the jungle. Combined with the warm hospitality and all the activities offered, staying at Tahuayo Lodge was an unforgettable experience we highly recommended!

Amazing tour operator that I highly recommend. I stayed with them at the Tahuayo Lodge and Research Center for 8 days and every day was filled with excitement, great wildlife, delicious food and good sleep in comfortable rooms. My tour guide Wellister knew the forest and its inhabitants in and out and showed me many hidden gems. Thank you for a once in a lifetime experience.

You are in the best hands!! My experience with Amazonia Expeditions was amazing! They are purely focused on your travel goals and what you want to do in your time in the Amazon Rainforest. If you live for adventure and always wanted an easy way to see the literal heartbeat of the Earth that is the Amazon, you have to book with Amazonia Expeditions! As an avid wildlife photographer they understood what I was looking for and using their knowledge and experience I was able to see so much wildlife! If you want to see what I saw check my Instagram @tomehgun The Amazon is only something that can be fully understood I found being there, and even then there is so much to uncover and experience. Let your curiosity guide you and let Amazonia Expeditions take you there. I just want to go back!

This has been by far the best trip in our lives. From the moment we arrived, my wife and I felt incredibly welcomed at both lodges: the Tahuayo Lodge and the Amazon Research Centre. The trip planning process was seamless; communication with Paul and Edward was excellent. Once there, the entire staff at both lodges and all the guides were superb, truly making us feel at home. A special mention must go to our boatman, Wilmer, who has an incredible ability to spot even the smallest animals and recognize tracks – his keen eye was amazing! And finally, to our guide, Herzog, who is a true legend. He's not only an expert in local fauna, knowing the scientific names of hundreds of species, but also incredibly dedicated. From our very first meeting, he made sure we could spot the species we were hoping to observe. He made tireless efforts to ensure we saw some of the most iconic species in the Peruvian rainforest, and also helped us discover many impressive species that were completely unknown to us. We strongly recommend both the Tahuayo Lodge and the Amazon Research Centre. The latter is an absolute "must" for anyone passionate about wildlife! We are so glad we visited both areas and experienced their unique offerings. We will certainly repeat this incredible experience.

Fantastic adventure, an amazing place to explore the Amazon rainforest. The communication from the start was always helpful and responsive, and the company was accommodating in last minute flight changes etc. The boat trip on the Amazon river to the lodge itself was amazing and we were lucky to spot pink river dolphins on the return journey. Everyone at the lodge was super friendly and made you feel welcome straight away, and the food was always delicious and abundant. The lodge itself beat our expectations and we were very grateful in having a private shower after a humid trek through the jungle!. However, what really made the trip was our guide Javier who had so much enthusiasm and knowledge of the jungle and also a great sense of humour. I'd highly recommend!

We stayed in the Amazon for eight days and seven nights with Amazonia Expeditions—and incredible doesn’t even begin to describe it. Our guide, Mishel, was kind, thoughtful, and great energy and wonderful enthusiasm . She was so patient with me as I fumbled my way along the trails and always extended her hand when the path felt uncertain. I was amazed by her leadership, her deep knowledge of the forest, and her gift for spotting animals long before we did. Our boat driver, Wilmer, was equally kind and incredibly skilled at navigating the river and spotting wildlife. Truly, we would have missed so much without their expertise and care. I loved everything about the lodge, the research center, the staff, and the way the entire experience was organized. They’re right when they say it’s not a hotel or a resort—but they take excellent care of you. The rooms are comfortable, the food is delicious (we’re vegetarian and always had plenty of satisfying options), and the atmosphere feels both adventurous and peaceful. Sleeping in the heart of the jungle was surprisingly soothing. I felt completely safe, surrounded by the gentle chorus of nature as I drifted to sleep each night. Most of all, I was deeply moved by the integrity and kindness of this company. They support the local community, protect the land, and care for the wildlife. Knowing that our trip contributed to such a worthy cause made the experience even more meaningful. I highly, highly recommend this company to anyone considering an Amazon adventure. You’ll see incredible animals, connect deeply with nature, and likely find yourself planning your next visit before you’ve even left—we certainly are.

Excellent experience. Visited both lodges earlier this month and was one of the most successful wildlife watching experiences I’ve had - the highest mammal diversity I’ve found in South America. Both lodges are very comfortable and in remote and wild settings. Food was consistently superb with enormous servings. All staff were very helpful and friendly. Personal guides make the experience very bespoke and Aladino was great, really going the extra mile to find everything on my list. Troop of ~60 bald uakari shortly followed by ~100 peccary a definite highlight.

The Malecón is a nice boulevard along the Amazon River, in the centre of the world's largest city inaccessible by road - Iquitos. This is the only real tourist area of this bustling city that is the gateway to the Amazon jungle. There is always a strong police presence on this walkway, so it is totally safe for a tourist. It's great for a stroll at sunset or early morning, when it is not too hot. There are many good cafés around here, and some have a terrace offering great views of the mighty river. Ayahuasca seems a big thing in Iquitos, and many of these cafés offer Ayahuasca friendly diet options. The walkway is not strictly alongside the river directly, but the views are good. I'm assuming this is because of conservation reasons with all the wildlife in that flood plain. Overall, a very pleasant place to go for a stroll.

One of the main attractions in Iquitos. Surrounded by restaurants and an incredible view of the river and jungle. It is not crowded, but always visited. Police is close by for security purposes and down the stairs, there is a small market to get variety of regional souvenirs. The playground stopped working, the slide is not working and had to be replaced. Kids should not play in it. There is also foreigners selling bracelets, earrings and other stuff you can buy from to support them. Nice place to visit if you go to Iquitos. It need sto be more taken care of in terms of cleaning and maintenance.

(Translated by Google) The boulevard is good for taking some photos with the landscape of the Itaya River in the background. It is advisable to go early or in the afternoons when the sun is not too hot because you will feel fatigue. At night it is good to go for a walk there. (Original) El boulevard sirve para hacer algunas fotos con el paisaje del río itaya en el fondo. Recomendable ir temprano o por las tardes cuando ya el sol no está demasiado caliente porque se siente la fatiga. De noche es bueno salir a caminar por ahí.

(Translated by Google) Nice place to walk with family or friends, nice view, and good lighting at night. (Original) Lindo lugar para pasear en familia o amigos, linda vista, y buena iluminación en la noche.

Decent place to spend an evening having a drink or 10 plenty of bar options all reasonable watch the world go bye very very safe place

(Translated by Google) Beautiful boardwalk with river views, impressive. I honestly enjoyed this trip a lot, getting to know every corner of Iquitos, getting to know its people, its food, its culture, its customs, listening to its myths, its legends, I liked everything. Of course there is a lot of noise from the motorcycles, the traffic is horrible, it is also expensive, but the landscape is beautiful. (Original) Hermoso malecón con vista al río, impresionante. Sinceramente disfruté mucho este viaje, conocer cada rincón de Iquitos, conocer su gente, sus comidas, su cultura, sus costumbres, escuchar sus mitos, sus leyendas, todo me gustó. Claro que mucho ruido de las motos, el tráfico es horrible, también es caro, pero el paisaje es hermoso.

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(Translated by Google) An authentic place, with a romantic and relaxed atmosphere, 10 minutes from the airport in the resort of Santo Tomás, it is the ideal place to start enjoying the jungle. In the morning you can visit some of the nearby lagoons or canoe down the river to learn a little about the local flora and fauna. During the afternoon, the pool is the protagonist, together with its Amazonian cocktail bar, they teach us to enjoy the heat and relax while contemplating the sunset. At night, the sauna and jacuzzi are the obligatory stopover before letting yourself be enveloped by the sounds of the jungle. An exquisite place to enjoy as a couple, family or with friends. (Original) Un lugar auténtico, con una atmósfera romantica y relajada, a 10 minutos del aeropuerto en el balneario de Santo Tomás, es el lugar ideal para empezar a disfrutar la selva. Por la mañana puedes visitar algunas de las lagunas cercanas o navegar por el río en canoa para conocer un poco de la flora y fauna local. Durante la tarde, la piscina es la protagonista, junto a su barra de cócteles amazonicos nos enseñan a disfrutar del calor y relajarnos contemplando la puesta del sol. Por la noche, el sauna y jacuzzi es la escala obligatoria antes de dejarte arropar por los sonidos de la selva. Un lugar exquisito para disfrutarlo en pareja, familia o con amigos.

(Translated by Google) The place is beautiful, clean and perfect to rest from the noise of the city. The menu is not varied, there is only grilled food. In my opinion they should implement more a la carte dishes. (Original) El lugar es hermoso, limpio y perfecto para descansar del ruido de la ciudad. La carta no es variada, sólo hay comida a la parrilla. En mi opinión deberían implementar más platos a la carta.

(Translated by Google) Very nice location for a photo shoot, good service. I loved it. (Original) Muy bonita locacion para sesion de fotos, buena atención. Me encantó.

(Translated by Google) Excellent environment 7 kilometers from the city center, ideal to relax and get away from the noise of the city, it has whirlpools, sauna and swimming pool that will help you relax in a natural environment. (Original) Excelente ambiente a 7 kilómetros del centro de la ciudad, ideal para relajarse y salir del ruido de la ciudad, tiene hidromasajes, sauna y piscina que le ayudará a relajarse en un entorno natural.

(Translated by Google) Interesting place, ugly and difficult access from the track to the door of the place, that part is not the responsibility of the place, but well... nice pool, with its slide and waterfall, I didn't really like the sand around it, it looks nice but it is not very practical when you enter or leave a pool (it is not the river or a lagoon), as far as food is concerned it is terrible there is NO NEED TO EAT!!!, the gentlemen who serve are very friendly and helpful, good point Please, but the fact that there is no dinner ruins everything, if you are hungry you should go out to town to look for food from any vendor at night... another con is that if you go to a place like that, you should at least have a drink or something, but there are only beers, so you have to settle for that since before hiring they tell you that you can't bring drinks, I mean?... the place is probably for a full day, to enjoy the pool, since the food is important and not You can eat all day and grill chicken and jerky every day... I won't go back, I don't think, although my children liked the pool... (Original) Interesante lugar, feo y difícil acceso de la pista a la puerta del lugar, esa parte no es de responsabilidad del lugar, pero bueno... bonita piscina, con su tobogán y la cascada, no me gusto mucho la arena alrededor, se ve bonito pero es poco práctico cuando entras o sales de una piscina (no es el rio o una laguna), en lo que respecta a comidas es pésimo NO HAY QUE COMER!!!, los señores que atienden muy amables y serviciales, buen punto a favor, pero que no haya cena lo tumba todo, si tienes hambre debes salir al pueblo a buscar comida de cualquier vendedora en la noche... otro en contra es que si vas a un lugar así, mínimo debes tomarte un traguito o algo, pero solo hay cervezas, así que debes conformarte con ello ya que antes de contratar te dicen que no puedes ingresar bebidas, osea?... el lugar está para un fullday probablemente, para disfrutar la piscina, ya que la comida es importante y no se puede comer todo el día y todos los días parrilla de pollo y cecina... regresaré, no creo, aunque a mis hijos les gustó la piscina...

(Translated by Google) Very pretty and pleasant. Truly to relax and unwind. Highly recommended (Original) Muy bonito y placentero. Realmente para relajarse y descansar. Muy recomendable

(Translated by Google) It is a peaceful place where breathing fresh air and feeling the tranquility without so much noise has relaxed me, accompanied by the sound of the water falling in its pool, it was very beautiful (Original) Es un lugar pacífico en donde respirar aire puro y sentir la tranquilidad sin tanto ruido me ha relajado, acompañado del sonido de l caída del agua en su piscina , fue muy bonito

(Translated by Google) It is a restaurant to taste its economical and well-served menus. (Original) Es un restaurante como para degustar sus menús económicos y bien servidos

(Translated by Google) Excellent beach in front of Santa Clara (Original) Excelente playa frente a Santa Clara

(Translated by Google) The best cevicheria in Iquitos. Unmatched (Original) La mejor cevicheria de Iquitos. Inigualable

(Translated by Google) It is the best in the world, for its climate, its vegetation and its people. (Original) Es, lo mejor de mundo, por clima, su vegetación y su gente

(Translated by Google) The best cevicheria (Original) La mejor cevicheriañ

(Translated by Google) Brilliant!!!! (Original) Genial!!!!

(Translated by Google) An unforgettable experience at the Intillama Jungle Lodge. Our three days and two nights far exceeded our expectations. The facilities are well protected from insects and are ideal for disconnecting from the stress of daily life while enjoying the sounds of the Amazon rainforest. All the staff are very friendly and charming. Our guide, Samuel, was attentive to ensuring we felt comfortable and enjoyed the experience at all times with various activities, and explained in detail many interesting facts about the Amazon rainforest that we were completely unaware of. He took us to see unforgettable sunrises and sunsets. Likewise, Don Chego and his son Tiago, who were our guides on the boat, were delightful. We have nothing but words of gratitude for making our stay in the Amazon such an enriching and incredible experience that we will never forget. (Original) Una experiencia inolvidable en el Intillama Jungle Lodge. Estos 3 días y 2 noches que estuvimos han superado nuestras expectativas con creces. Las instalaciones están bien protegidas de los bichos y son ideales para desconectar del estrés de la vida diaria, disfrutando del sonido de la selva amazónica. Todos sus trabajadores son muy cercanos y encantadores. Nuestro guía Samuel estuvo atento de que nos sintiéramos cómodos y disfrutáramos de la experiencia en todo momento con distintas actividades, y nos explicó con detalle múltiples curiosidades de la selva amazónica que desconocíamos por completo. Nos llevó a ver amaneceres y atardeceres difíciles de olvidar. Igualmente, Don Chego y su hijo Tiago quienes fueron nuestros guías en el bote, fueron encantadores. Solo tenemos palabras de agradecimiento por haber hecho de nuestra estancia en el amazonas una experiencia tan enriquecedora e increíble que nunca olvidaremos.

(Translated by Google) Excellent service, very friendly. (Original) Excelente servicio, muy amables.

Its a Turistic Iquitos Complex on the Carretera Iquitos-Nauta, you can get there by Motocar(S/.10)=USD$3.5, by Micro-bus(S/.1) or taxi(S/.10). Once you are here, you will find the local miths at the entrance of the Complex on the right hand side so you can read and understand in spanish(get to practice your reading with😉), my daughter and I enjoyed as much as possible. You can also dine in at very affordable prices from the restaurant near by the lagoon. I felt so happy to visit this complex and tell my Australian daughter(4 years old)all about the regional animals, miths, etc.

I like this place, it's got a nice swimming area, bars and you can walk in the forest but the animals in the zoo don't look very happy - small cages and areas for them to live in.

great spot for a day trip. be sure to check out the variety of animals in the park and then hang out on the beach and swim in the lake.

Big zoo. There is an 1h trail starts from incide of the zoo. Be careful with ants.

A lovely Zoo with a lake that has a beach with white sand.

Cost more for tourists. The beach is ok but not very big. Some walks lead to nowhere and others connect back around. A few nice animals but in small cages. Also lots of mosquitoes in the wooded areas. Various food options but all for a price

This place is horrible! Sad, dirty, depressing and disgusting... Animal are held in terrible conditions... Wild cats, birds and monkeys on a cement floor in 2x2m cages with no place to hide from people or sun. Garbage, plastic bottles, plastic bags INSIDE habitats. 25cm long fish in 50cm long aquarium... Everything is wrong with this place, stairs and cages are falling apart, nails sticking out from everywhere, smells with rotten and death... There is nobody keeping an eye on what is going on, people are putting fingers inside cages, trying to 'touch the monkey' feeding the jaguar... It's madness! We spent there 20min running and almost crying, had to leave as fast as possible. Hope it will get closed, horrible, horrible place...

I did this alone to save some some money. Take a combi for 8 soles from Iquitos not the numbered busses as they don't seem to go the whole way there. On arrival I was told you can't hike by yourself, it's mandatory to take a guide. So I had to wait about 1.5 hours for him to return with another group. They have Starlink so you'll have access to super fast WiFi. The entrance costs 30 soles, the guide 25. We walked in the forest for about 1.5 hours it was beautiful. Saw some monkeys and Arbillo the guide was a really nice guy. Unfortunately it rained really hard about half way through. But it added to the "rain"forest experience I guess. Gave Arbillo a tip at the end. It was a nice afternoon. Enjoy!

(Translated by Google) "Allpahuayo Mishana" National Reserve (IRAPAY Control and Surveillance Post), located in the city of Iquitos, Iquitos-Nauta highway km 28 approx. Ideal to know and appreciate the flora and fauna of a part of the Peruvian jungle. (Original) Reserva Nacional "Allpahuayo Mishana" (Puesto de control y vigilancia IRAPAY), ubicada en la ciudad de Iquitos, carretera Iquitos-Nauta km 28 aprox. Ideal para conocer y apreciar la flora y fauna de una parte de la selva peruana.

(Translated by Google) You arrive by Nauta car, you get off at Iquitos halfway, entrance 11 and there are 3 options: 1, 2 or 3 hour tours. It is guided. The 3 hour tour cost me 15 Soles. You see only trees but it is worth visiting a national reserve. To return, they say that cars pass by, but I found an empty motorcycle there that took me to CREA and if not, it would be a 3 hour walk. (Original) Llegas en carro nauta iquitos bajas s mitad de camino, entrada 11 y hay 3 opciones recorrido de 1, 2 o 3 horas, es con guiado, el de 3 horas me cobró 15 Soles, se ve netamente puros árboles pero vale la pena conocer una reserva nacional, para regresar dicen que pasan carros, pero por ahí encontré una moto vacía que me jaló al CREA y sino 3 horas caminando

Nice stadium

Good place

Not sure that I was here, but I loved it. Wiffle Ball games held round the clock.

This place seems to be out of business. Windows and roof are broken.

Good stadium,i love iquitos

Take a walk here. You're gonna get amazed

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This place was a wonderful and interesting experience that we won’t forget. Very clean and well designed facilities. The guide was really amazing 👌🌿 passionate of biology and protection of the environment, he made our visit very special an authentic 🌺

(Translated by Google) Located almost in front of the Quistococha zoo. It is an aquarium that exhibits fish from the Peruvian Amazon. The space is small but sufficient to show the variety of Amazonian fish. It has a small store stocked with snacks, drinks (ice water and soda) and souvenirs (stuffed animals). Excellent explanation of the guide. (Original) Ubicado casi al frente del zoológico Quistococha. Es un acuario que exhibe peces de la Amazonía peruana, el espacio es pequeño aunque suficiente para mostrar la variedad de peces amazónicos. Tiene una pequeña tienda surtida de snacks, bebidas (agua y gaseosa heladas) y souvenirs (peluches). Excelente la explicación de la guía.

Highly recommend. Amazing place to learn.

(Translated by Google) All visits are guided, he explained very well, answered questions and was very attentive. The place is very nice, clean and well maintained. There is secure parking, a ramp for people with disabilities, and an enriching learning experience. (Original) Todas las visitas son guiadas, explico muy bien, respondía preguntas y muy atento. El lugar muy lindo, limpio y bien conservado. Hay estacionamiento con vigilancia, rampa para personas con discapacidad y una experiencia enriquecedora en aprendizaje.

(Translated by Google) A very interesting place to learn about some of the Amazon's most representative fish species. Although small, the Quistococha Aquarium offers an educational and enjoyable experience, ideal for a short family visit or as part of a tour of the park. Recommended if you are interested in local fauna and want to learn more about the region's aquatic life. (Original) Un lugar muy interesante para conocer algunas de las especies de peces más representativas de la Amazonía. Aunque es pequeño, el acuario de Quistococha ofrece una experiencia educativa y agradable, ideal para una visita corta en familia o como parte del recorrido por el parque. Recomendado si te interesa la fauna local y quieres aprender algo más sobre la vida acuática de la región.

(Translated by Google) A splendid place for learning and raising awareness. It's easily accessible, and you can get there by van or motokar. The staff are highly professional and highly trained, and their explanations of each species are very educational and easy to understand. The aquariums are very well maintained and spacious for the animals' well-being. They have a wide variety of species, all conditioned for the fish's comfort. It's worth noting that this is focused on Amazonian fish. They also have souvenirs you can purchase at the end of the tour, which are reasonably priced. Absolutely recommended if you're visiting Iquitos. (Original) Un espléndido lugar de aprendizaje, y concientización; es de fácil acceso, puedes llegar en combi o motokar; el personal que atiende son muy profesionales y altamente capacitados, la explicación que dan de cada una de las especies es muy didáctica y fácil de comprender. Los acuarios están muy bien cuidados, y son espaciosos, para el bienestar de los animales. Tienen gran variedad de especies, todas acondicionados para comodidad de los peces, cabe precisar, que esta enfocado en los peces amazónicos. También tienen souvenir que pueden adquirir al culminar el recorrido, los cuales están a buen precio. Absolutamente recomendado si están de visita por Iquitos.

(Translated by Google) Nice, 20 soles entry, attention only until 4 and the tour is 25 to 30 minutes, the bad thing is that it is a little far, 1 km from the highway, but there is a car that drops you off 400 meters away or you can go by motorcycle taxi (Original) Bonito, 20 soles la entrada, atención solo hasta las 4 y el recorrido es 25 a 30 minutos, lo malo que está un poquito alejado a 1km de la carretera, pero hay un carro que te deja a 400 metros o ir en moto taxi