Amazon River Travel

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One of Green Tracks' most popular ecotours is our Amazon Riverboat Expedition on the El Arca Amazon Riverboat. This comfortable riverboat will take you on an exploration through the upper areas of the mysterious Amazon River. You may travel to the largest eco-reserve in Peru, the Pacava-Samira Reserve, or to the isolated regions of the Rio Tapiche or Rio Tigre.

As we explore the Amazon River, you'll be able to take off-boat excursions, such as hikes through the rainforest, piranha fishing trips, and small boat trips up some of the smaller rivers. Our expert guides will gladly give detailed explanations for all that you see, including the rich flora and fauna and endless species of captivating wildlife. There are hundreds of rare and endangered species of animals that inhabit the Amazon.

     Amazon River Wildlife

You may spot two different types of freshwater dolphin in the Amazon, which are the tucuxi (gray river dolphin) and the boto (pink river dolphin). Another tremendous sight to see is the giant South American River Turtle (Podocnemis expansa), which is the largest freshwater turtle in South America. The Amazon is also home to the endangered black caiman and the mesmerizing, endangered manatee, which can weigh more than a thousand pounds and measure over nine feet in length! Other inhabitants of the Amazon waters are the anaconda snake and numerous different species of fish.

These are just some of the things you will learn about one of the most amazing and compelling ecosystems in the world. Let Green Tracks be your guide as you discover the wondors of the Amazon River!

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