Board a riverboat from Iquitos and spend five days in the lowland Amazon at Maniti Eco-Lodge—canoe rides, night hikes, dolphin watching and a stay on the three-level Palo Alto observation tower are highlights. This all-inclusive tour blends wildlife viewing with cultural visits and guided excursions, with most equipment and meals provided.
Board a riverboat from Iquitos and spend five days in the lowland Amazon at Maniti Eco-Lodge—canoe rides, night hikes, dolphin watching and a stay on the three-level Palo Alto observation tower are highlights. This all-inclusive tour blends wildlife viewing with cultural visits and guided excursions, with most equipment and meals provided.
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You push off from Iquitos at first light and the Amazon opens like a dark road—wide, slow, edged in green that seems to breathe. The boat cuts a clean line through morning mist; herons lift, turtles slip back into water, and the riverbank dares you to watch closely. By mid-afternoon you arrive at Maniti Eco-Lodge, a low-slung cluster of cabins and hammocks where the forest crowds close enough to hear insects tune the night.
moderate.
5 days, 4 nights.
Suitable for travelers in average physical condition; involves short jungle hikes, boat and canoe transfers, and an overnight on an observation tower.
All meals (5 lunches, 4 breakfasts, 4 dinners), local transportation from Iquitos, guided excursions, accommodation at the lodge and on the Palo Alto tower, and basic equipment like rubber boots and first aid are included.
The itinerary is rated for a broad range of fitness levels—walks are typically short (30–45 minutes) but may include muddy or uneven paths; boat transfers require basic balance.
You can sleep in a tent or hammock on the top deck of the three-level Palo Alto observation tower; mosquito nets are provided and guides help set up bedding as needed.
The lodge offers Wi‑Fi 24/7 in main areas and limited electricity; bring power banks for extended use and expect intermittent signal in more remote spots.
The Iquitos corridor has long been a transport and cultural crossroads for Amazonian peoples; riverine communities maintain traditional fishing, boat-building and handicraft practices that tours aim to present respectfully.
Maniti Eco-Lodge operates with low-impact principles: follow guide rules, avoid single-use plastics, and take bottled waste back to town for proper disposal to minimize footprint.
Maniti Expeditions Eco-Lodge & Tours Iquitos operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




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