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Luxury River Cruise
The Peruvian Amazon

Pure Amazon
Riverboat

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Highlights

The Amazon Basin: Pure Amazon explores one of the world’s last great wildernesses, cruising the richly biodiverse Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, home to pink river dolphins and technicolour macaws.
Beautifully designed cabins: There are just twelve chic cabins, each designed in harmony with the surroundings, with picture windows framing the Amazon views.
Expertly guided experiences: Twice-daily excursions on land and water take guests deep into the biosphere for unforgettable rainforest exploration.
Wildlife and Nature: Guests may spot rare and iconic wildlife, from tamarins and three-toed sloths to tiger herons and white-chinned jacamars, all set within one of the Amazon Basin’s most biodiverse regions.
Superb food and drink: Pure Amazon pairs rainforest exploration with a thoughtfully curated culinary journey, showcasing Amazonian flavours, Peruvian influences and international dishes.
Well-being and relaxation spaces: The riverboat’s upper deck features a Jacuzzi spa pool, daybeds, a spa treatment room and a gym, offering plenty of ways to unwind between excursions.

Features

Constructed: 2024
Capacity: 22 guests
Guides: Three expert guides on board
Crew: Over a 1-to-1 staff-to-guest ratio
Speed: 10 Knots
Size:48m in length
Restaurants: There is one main indoor restaurant and an open-air lounge for alfresco dining. Pure Amazon’s on board chef delivers impeccable food which encompasses the unique flavours of the Amazon region and the diverse cuisines of Peru, as well as international cuisine.
Leisure: Pure Amazon has a Jacuzzi, a sundeck, and a spa room, offering face and body treatments using natural Amazonian ingredients. The top-deck gym has a spin bike, weights and Pilates equipment, plus floor-to-ceiling windows.
Suites: Twelve spacious suites, with huge windows and luxurious seating areas where guests take in the sights and sounds of the Amazon. All are ensuite and the bathrooms have brilliant views. There are 10 Double Suites, four of which can be interconnected (ideal for families; additional beds can be provided if a triple is required), and a further two Single Cabins for independent travellers.

Top tip: Pure Amazon can be booked as a private charter. This allows families, groups or small parties to have exclusive use of the vessel, creating a fully personalised itinerary and a more intimate experience of the Amazon.

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How to get there

Itineraries start and end in Nauta which involves a 1hr 45min flight from Lima to Iquitos.

On your arrival at Iquitos, you will be met by a meet and greet service, and embark on an exclusive transfer from Iquitos-Nauta-Iquitos.

Are children welcome?

Pure Amazon welcomes children aged six and over. Voyages are designed to appeal to all generations, with exciting wildlife and unique cultural experiences that engage children, and create memories that will last forever.

Children aged 17 years and younger are required to share their cabin with an adult.

Pure Amazon offers inter-connecting suites and triple accommodation for families traveling together, and also offers a children’s menu at meal times.

Giving back

Pure Amazon is part of a non profit network that now operates in 24 countries across all seven continents. It has positively impacted hundreds of thousands of lives and helps protect some of the world’s most precious ecosystems.

Its initiatives focus on education, enterprise, health and the environment. The aim is to support and empower local communities, helping them safeguard their surroundings while ensuring that the people in the places we travel also benefit directly from tourism.

Guests on Pure Amazon can learn about local life on a visit to Formabiap, an indigenous-led teacher training initiative in the Zungaorocha Educational Community near Iquitos. More than 200 students take part in the programme, which strengthens indigenous Amazonian communities by preserving their culture, traditions and language.

On Tipishca Lake, accessed via the Marañón River, the 230-strong Nueva Arica community is home to the indigenous Kukama Kukamiria people. Guests can see how life here is closely connected to the surrounding nature. The majestic lupuna tree is often regarded as sacred, while colourful parrots and tanagers are frequent sights.

Why we love Pure Amazon

We love how intimate Pure Amazon is, carrying a maximum of 22 guests, meaning everything is very personalised, and expert guides are on hand throughout the day to share their knowledge! A real highlight is the excursions, it is particularly interesting visiting the riverside communities, it gives such a vivid insight into the way of life of the Amazon Basin’s ribereños.