Tour Leader: Adam Walleyn
Pricing notes : Flight cost: Linked tour = estimated Lima to Iquitos.
Tour price (Per person): USD5,695 * GBP4,403 * EUR5,223 * AUD9,056
Single Supplement: USD1,170 * GBP905 * EUR1,073 * AUD1,860
Flight costs (Linked Tour): USD250 * GBP193 * EUR229 * AUD398
Tour Leader: Dušan Brinkhuizen
Pricing notes : *Prices are estimated, and dates may change* Flight cost: Linked tour = estimated Lima to Iquitos.
Tour price (Per person): USD5,900 * GBP4,562 * EUR5,411 * AUD9,382
Peru is one of the leading South American destinations in which to enjoy tropical Amazon rainforest. Our time in Iquitos will be divided between Allpahuayo Mishana, Explornapo and Muyuna Lodge. With an area species list of over 600 species, we shall certainly have our hands full with an amazing volume of exciting species! While quite impossible to mention all the possible highlights, some of the major target species encompass Ancient Antwren, Allpahuayo Antbird, Nocturnal Curassow, Wattled Curassow, Rufous and White-winged Potoos, Pompadour Cotinga, Northern Chestnut-tailed Antbird, Zimmer's Tody-Tyrant, Castelnau's Antshrike, Amazonian Umbrellabird, Zimmer's Woodcreeper and Black-necked Red Cotinga, Dugand’s Antwren, Pavonine Quetzal and Crested Eagle.
Ancient & Dugand’s Antwrens; Allpahuayo & White-plumed Antbirds; Iquitos Gnatcatcher; Black-spotted Bare-eye; Mishana Tyrannulet; Ochre-striped Antpitta; Wattled & Nocturnal Curassows; Rufous & White-winged Potoos; Pompadour, Spangled & Purple-throated Cotingas; Citron-bellied Attila; Northern Chestnut-tailed Antbird; Zimmer's Tody-Tyrant; Castelnau's Antshrike; Amazonian Umbrellabird; Zimmer's Woodcreeper; Black-necked Red Cotinga; Pavonine Quetzal; Crested Eagle; Golden-headed, Wire-tailed, Blue-crowned & Blue-backed Manakins; Collared & Rufous-necked Puffbirds; Zigzag Heron; Ladder-tailed Nightjar; Lawrence’s Thrush.
Tucuxi; Amazon River Dolphin; Pygmy Marmoset; Tayra; Northern Tamandua; Paca; Green Acouchy.
white sand forest, Amazon River, Varzea forest, Terra firme forest, river islands
tropical rainforest, hot & humid
8 with 1 Rockjumper leader
DIFFICULT: This is a high-intensity “mega” tour designed for passionate listers and serious birders who enjoy a fast-paced schedule. Due to its demanding nature, it’s not recommended for avid photographers, inexperienced birders, or anyone with mobility or health limitations.
Fast paced. This is a moderate to difficult tour. You should have a GOOD level of fitness, stamina & be in good health. Not suitable for dedicated or avid photographers; inexperienced birders; or anyone with mobility or health challenges.
Comfortable in Iquitos, rustic in the forest lodges with ‘natural temperature’ showers, no AC.
Moderate to demanding. Bird density is low, primarily Amazonian Forest birding. Several difficult target species that may require repeat efforts.
Amazon River, canopy walkway
Worthwhile to difficult, typical rain forest conditions of variable light & fast-moving birds.
Rob Williams is the best guide I have ever birded with - wonderful birding and people skills.
Our guide, Rob Williams, was exceptionally well qualified, good humoured in all circumstances and remarkably diligent in accommodating all levels of birding skills within our group. He went out of his way to make sure that each member of the group realised their expectations for the trip. We would welcome the opportunity to join him on additional trips; he is a quality individual with sound values and a superb representative of Rockjumper Birding Tours.
Guides were awesome. Found lots of birds; guide was way too knowledgeable about the bird species and taxonomy.
This was an excellent tour! We saw so many great birds, and had many delicious meals from pizza to ceviche. The time spent birding and touring Kuelap was a highlight. To top everything off, Forrest Rowland is an awesome leader. In addition to hearing, seeing and getting everyone on the birds, he told wonderful stories and kept everyone laughing. All in all, we had a terrific time.
Forrest Rowland is a terrific guide. He was incredibly knowledgeable of the birds we encountered on our trip. Further, he is very friendly, engaging and enthusiastic. I’d be quite pleased to join him again on any birding tour in the Neotropics.
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