You're invited to join Source Journeys as we venture deep into the Peruvian Amazon — a shimmering world of hidden channels, flooded forests, blackwater lagoons, and extraordinary wildlife. Exploring the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, one of the Amazon's great protected wilderness regions, we'll discover a landscape alive with birdsong, monkeys, caimans, river dolphins, and brilliant flashes of tropical color. Each day brings a new way to experience the rainforest — from sunrise wildlife safaris and guided jungle walks to peaceful paddles through quiet waterways, village visits, stargazing, and moments of awe as the Amazon reveals its endless beauty. Guided by expert naturalists, we'll gain a deeper understanding of the rainforest's remarkable ecosystems, its wildlife, and the communities that call this region home.
An intimate river journey through the Peruvian Amazon's rainforest, wildlife, and wonder aboard the newly launched Pure Amazon.
Steven Krumholz is the guy who actually picks up the phone — and the one who knows which cabin, which resort, and which party is worth your time. Decades of access, zero booking fees, all heart.
You're invited to join Source Journeys as we venture deep into the Peruvian Amazon — a shimmering world of hidden channels, flooded forests, blackwater lagoons, and extraordinary wildlife. Exploring the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, one of the Amazon's great protected wilderness regions, we'll discover a landscape alive with birdsong, monkeys, caimans, river dolphins, and brilliant flashes of tropical color. Each day brings a new way to experience the rainforest — from sunrise wildlife safaris and guided jungle walks to peaceful paddles through quiet waterways, village visits, stargazing, and moments of awe as the Amazon reveals its endless beauty. Guided by expert naturalists, we'll gain a deeper understanding of the rainforest's remarkable ecosystems, its wildlife, and the communities that call this region home.
An intimate river journey through the Peruvian Amazon's rainforest, wildlife, and wonder aboard the newly launched Pure Amazon.
Steven Krumholz is the guy who actually picks up the phone — and the one who knows which cabin, which resort, and which party is worth your time. Decades of access, zero booking fees, all heart.
Lima is Peru's vibrant capital and the country's premier LGBTQ+ destination, offering a dynamic gay hub with thriving nightlife, world-class cuisine, rich cultural heritage, and a welcoming atmosphere. Located on the Pacific coast, Lima serves as the gateway to Peru's iconic attractions while providing diverse entertainment, shopping, and dining experiences across its cosmopolitan districts.
Lima is Peru's vibrant capital and the country's premier LGBTQ+ destination, offering a dynamic gay hub with thriving nightlife, world-class cuisine, rich cultural heritage, and a welcoming atmosphere. Located on the Pacific coast, Lima serves as the gateway to Peru's iconic attractions while providing diverse entertainment, shopping, and dining experiences across its cosmopolitan districts.
Supay Creek and Yanallpa are remote waterways and wildlife-viewing areas within or adjoining the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve in Loreto, Peru. The area is reached by boat from Amazon River and Ucayali River itineraries, generally via Nauta or Iquitos. Visitors come for flooded-forest scenery, canoe excursions, birdwatching, fishing, and sightings of pink and gray river dolphins, monkeys, sloths, caimans, and abundant birdlife. The coordinates are an approximate reference point for the rural Yanallpa–Supay Creek area rather than a formal urban center.
The Pacaya River in the Madre de Dios region offers an extraordinary window into Peru's pristine Amazon rainforest ecosystem. Located in southeastern Peru near the border with Bolivia, this remote waterway provides exceptional opportunities for wildlife observation, including pink river dolphins, jaguars, anacondas, and countless bird species. The river represents one of the most biodiverse destinations in the world, featuring oxbow lakes, flooded forests, and indigenous Ese'eja communities. Adventure seekers can experience multi-day jungle expeditions, canoe excursions, and lodge-based exploration that combine ecological immersion with authentic cultural encounters in one of Earth's last great wilderness frontiers.
Dorado & Yuracocha refers to a remote lagoon area associated with the Yanayacu-Pucate basin of Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve in Loreto, northeastern Peru. The area is known for Amazonian flooded-forest scenery, canoe excursions, birdwatching, fishing and wildlife observation, including opportunities to see river dolphins, monkeys, macaws and large arapaima. Access is normally arranged through an authorized lodge or local community from Nauta, followed by a multi-hour boat journey; conditions and access can vary substantially with the river level.
Nauta is a small riverside city in Peru's Loreto Region and a principal overland gateway to the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve. It sits near the confluence of the Marañón and Ucayali rivers, in the western Amazon basin, and is used as a base for river excursions, wildlife observation, fishing, and visits to nearby Indigenous and river communities. Facilities are more limited than in Iquitos, so visitors should generally arrange transport, guides, and reserve access in advance.
Nauta Caño, Yanayacu Pucate and Yanayaquillo are remote Amazonian waterways and wetland areas associated with the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve in Loreto, Peru. They are typically visited by boat from Nauta, often with an authorized local guide or lodge. The area is known for flooded forest, river channels, birdlife, pink and gray river dolphins, monkeys and other Amazon wildlife. Conditions, routes and wildlife sightings vary with the seasonal water level.
Samiria River and Nueva Arica are an Amazonian destination in Loreto associated with the Samiria basin and the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve. The area is reached by river from Nauta or Iquitos and is best suited to wildlife observation, canoe excursions, rainforest walks, and community-based visits. The coordinates are an approximate geographic reference for the Nueva Arica/Samiria River area rather than a precise urban center.
Nauta is a small port town in Peru’s Loreto Region and the principal overland and river gateway to the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve. It lies near the confluence of the Marañón and Ucayali rivers, forming the Amazon River. Visitors commonly disembark here for onward excursions through flooded forest, lagoons, and river communities, or continue by road to Iquitos, approximately 95 km away. Nauta has a low-key local atmosphere, with its main plaza, riverfront port, markets, and access to nearby Amazon wildlife experiences.
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