Pacaya Samiria National Reserve

Tourism sector: Yanayacu Pucate Sector

Nauta Inlet Route

30 minutes from the city of Nauta. The area as a whole is home to 20 ponds, the most prominent being the so-called Cocha de Pona. Throughout the route you can see various species, plant formations and, at night, numerous alligators.

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Tourism sector: Yanayacu Pucate Sector

Yanayacu Pucate Route

This is the most frequent entrance to the reserve and allows you to tour the Yanayacu River basin. Visit the community of Yarina and its surroundings, where there are several streams and streams, where you can observe wildlife.

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Tourism sector: Yanayacu Pucate Sector

Cocha El Dorado (Pond) Route

A beautiful lagoon at the beginning of the Yanayacu-Pucate basin. Here, the community members of Manco Cápac carry out various tasks of conservation and sustainable management of species such as paiche, arahuana and taricaya. It is one of the best places to watch birds and observe pink dolphins.

Means of transport: wooden boat, motorized boat, and slide boat. Distance / hours: approximately 147 km / 8 hours.

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Tourism sector: Pacaya Sector

Rio Pacaya (River)

Río Pacaya (River): there are numerous ponds and during the receding period it is possible to observe large concentrations of aquatic birds. On the banks of the ponds, streams, and inlets it is common to observe monkeys of different species and diverse birds. Dolphins and alligators are common in its waters.

Means of transport: wooden boat, motorized boat, and slide boat. Distance / hours: 52 km approximately / 2 hours.

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Tourism sector: Samiria Sector

Rio Samiria (River) all the way to PV 4 Pithecia

It is entered through the San Martín de Tipishca sector, by the Marañón river from Nauta. The Kukama community has trails and various facilities for visitors. The basin has several ponds, such as Yarina, Shirui and Ungurahui. Along its route, numerous ponds, inlets, and streams can be seen, observing monkeys of different species, macaws and, in the receding season, numerous waterbirds.

Means of transport: wooden boat, motorized boat, and slide boat. Distance / hours: approximately 147 km / 4 hours.

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Tourism sector: Tibilo Sector

Rio Tibilo (River) all the way to Pastococha

Visited from the community of Lagunas, on the Huallaga river. Tibilo ravine is traveled in small canoes and the nights are spent in camps. Monkeys and various birds are observed. The presence of numerous palms stands out: especially, aguaje.

Means of transport: wooden boat. Distance / hours.24 hours.

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