Explore Iquitos Amazon Tours & Expeditions

The options we compare across booking platforms generally range from $149 to $1,687, with most tours falling between $324 and $719. The median price is around $498. While there are a few budget-friendly entry points, the majority of experiences sit in the mid-to-high range due to the remote nature of the jungle and included logistics.

Data shows that the Jungle Tour category offers exceptional value. These tours average a rating of 4.85 stars at an average price of $438, which is at or below the typical price for all options yet rated higher than the overall average. If you are looking for a highly-rated experience without paying the premium for multi-day expeditions, this is the standout choice.

The vast majority of options focus on Nature (100% of listings) and Adventure activities. Specifically, Adventure Tours make up the largest share of activity types at 79%, followed by Wildlife Tours at 29%. You will also find a mix of Cultural (56%) and Nature-focused itineraries, ensuring that whether you want pure adrenaline or educational exploration, there are plenty of choices.

Duration varies significantly depending on your schedule and desired immersion. Options typically range from a single day up to nearly 6 days, with a median duration of 3 days. This flexibility allows you to choose between quick day trips or extended multi-week expeditions deep into the rainforest.

Inclusions vary widely, but here is what you can generally expect:

• Guides: Included in 44% of options.
• Meals: Provided in about one-third of tours.
• Accommodation: Included in roughly 21% of listings.
• Transport: Hotel pickup/drop-off and general transport are each included in 15% of options.

Because many tours operate out of remote areas, it is important to check if meals and local transport are covered, as these can add up quickly if booked separately.

Movement in the Amazon relies heavily on waterways. Boat travel is the most common method, used in 53% of the options we compare. Walking is the second most frequent mode at 29%, allowing for direct jungle trekking. Other methods like Canoe (9%), Land Vehicle (9%), and Cruise Ship (6%) are less common but available for specific itinerary styles.

Yes, there are choices for different group sizes. About one-fifth of the options (21%) are private tours, while the majority (65%) are offered as group tours. For language support, tours are available in six languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and German. If you require a specific language other than English or Spanish, be sure to filter your search accordingly.

Fly directly. Drive is impossible due to the Amazon rainforest.

Not mandatory but highly recommended for jungle areas.

No. Use bottled or filtered water to avoid illness.