Amazon Rainforest Cruise

Booking Conditions:

Please note this tour is excluded from our standard booking conditions, and instead the following conditions will apply:

Deposit:              25%
Balance:             Due at 90 days 
Cancellation within 90 days:     
89 days to 71 days: 50% of trip costs retained
70 days of less: 100% of trip costs retained

Please note that these departures are not exclusive to Exodus and groups may consist of a mixture of clients from other tour operators. 

On an Amazon River cruises, guests can enjoyed unrivalled access to the Peruvian rainforest’s most pristine areas and the company of the river’s most knowledgeable guides. Your exciting daily excursions include birding at dawn, school visits in local villages and even piranha fishing! Join us and be transported to discover a rainforest that pulsates with an unrivalled diversity of wildlife.

Nature-focused, small-group expedition travel is at the heart of an expedition cruise into the Amazon. Expert local naturalist guides accompany each Amazon Voyage cruises. Each day, these knowledgeable guides use their decades of learning and guiding experience to serve as lecturers, field guides and friends as you explore the rainforest.

Cover more than 600 miles on the Amazon and its tributaries as you travel deep into the protected Pacaya-Samiria Reserve and explore three different habitats, so you have the best chance of spotting rare wildlife! On these Amazon River cruises, we look for monkeys, birds, sloths and other mammals, Pink and Gray dolphins and so much more.

Guides will join all excursions and activities, providing daily recaps and briefings, and are always on hand to answer any questions. We can’t guarantee which guides will be available on which departure date but some of the guides below may be leading your Amazon adventure:

Hulber Paredes Rioja: A Naturalist Expedition Guide with 10 years experience, who grew up in a tiny village along the Napo River. Hulber has contributed to scientific research on nature and anthropology with several US universities. He speaks Spanish, English and native languages (Yagua, Kukama and Bora). His areas of expertise include: herpetology, ornithology, Amazonian fish species, medicinal plants and insects, survival training, local culture and folklore. 

 Juan Carlos Palomino Berndt: Juan Carlos has assisted various biologists and documentary film makers in long term trips and research projects throughout the Amazon region. He is known for being the most knowledgeable jungle guide with over 20 years experience and extensive insight into local culture and customs. He speaks Spanish, English and native dialect. His areas of expertise include: ornithology, reptiles and fish species, medicinal plants and orchids, survival training, local culture and folklore, Amazonian philosophy. 

Robinson Rodriguez Novoa: Robinson has 20+ years experience as a Naturalist Expedition Leader in both the lower Amazon Rainforest Basin and the cloud forest. He studied biology, botany and sustainable eco-tourism and is passionate about showing others the rainforest, whilst sharing his vast knowledge of nature and local traditions. He speaks Spanish, English and native dialect (Kukama). His areas of expertise include: ornithology, reptiles and fish species, medicinal plants and orchids, survival training, local culture and folklore.  

Daniel Vasquez Flores: Born and raised in a small community along the Huallaga River, Daniel learned everything about the jungle from his father and grandmother, natives of the Kukama Kukamiria tribe. As a naturalist, lecturer, jungle guide and research assistant he has assisted documentary filmmakers such as the Discovery Channel and National Geographic throughout the Peruvian Amazon. Daniel speaks Spanish, English, French and Portuguese. His areas of expertise include: ornithology, reptiles and fish species, medicinal plants and orchids.