Birdwatching walking tour on the Iquitos Boulevard and Malecón.

Join us for a peaceful and fulfilling birdwatching walking tour along the Boulevard and Malecon of Iquitos, led by our expert guide.

Itinerary:

6:00 am – Meet your guide at the Boulevard of Iquitos to start your birdwatching experience.

9:00 am – End of the tour.

Prices:

Please note that the prices listed below are in US dollars and are based on a fixed exchange rate of 1 USD = 3.8 PEN.

1 person: $30 USD
2 persons: $25 USD per person
3 persons: $20 USD per person
4 to 8 persons: $15 USD per person

Included in the tour:

Expert and knowledgeable tour guide specialized in bird watching.
A shared list of observed birds recorded via eBird.

Not included in the tour:

Rental of binoculars (only one pair available for rent, Price: 5 USD per Day)
Additional materials for bird watching. Telescope and tripode.
Meals or drinks during the tour.
Transportation to or from the starting point of the tour.
Tips for the guide.

Meeting point:

The meeting point for the tour is located at the Boulevard of Iquitos, “Click here” to see the spot on Google Maps.

Essential Items to Bring on a Birdwatching Walking Tour:

If you are planning to go on a birdwatching walking tour on the Boulevard of Iquitos, it’s important to bring some essential items that will help you make the most of your experience. Here are some suggestions:

Binoculars: This is one of the most important things you’ll need on a birdwatching tour. A good pair of binoculars will help you see the birds up close and personal. For birdwatching, an 8×42 or 10×42 binocular is usually recommended.
Birding field guide: A field guide will help you identify the different species of birds you will encounter. You can find a local guidebook or download an app on your phone.
Comfortable shoes: You’ll be walking for a while, so comfortable shoes are a must. Make sure they’re sturdy and provide good support.
Light clothing: Iquitos can be hot and humid, so wear light, breathable clothing that will keep you cool and comfortable.
Insect repellent: Insects can be a nuisance, so bring insect repellent to keep them at bay.
Sunscreen and a hat: The sun can be intense in Iquitos, so protect yourself from sunburn and wear a hat to shield your face and neck.
Water bottle and snacks: It’s important to stay hydrated, so bring a water bottle and some snacks to keep you energized.
Camera: You’ll want to capture some great photos of the birds you see, so bring a camera or a smartphone with a good camera.
A backpack: To carry all of these items, bring a small backpack or bag that will hold all of your gear.
Rain cover: Bring a rain cover to protect your gear in case of unexpected rain.