Salto de la Bruja Waterfalls

One of the hidden gems of the region. After a hike through the jungle, you arrive at a series of turquoise waterfalls that form natural pools among the rocks. The place is so spectacular that you understand why it is called "the witch's leap." Lunch included at a local spot with typical jungle food.

Duration: 8hDifficulty: moderate

Carpishuyacu Waterfall

An impressive waterfall that falls into a natural pool surrounded by lush vegetation. The hike to get there is part of the experience: jungle trails, river crossings, and stunning biodiversity. Upon arrival, a refreshing and crystal-clear swim awaits you at the foot of the fall.

Duration: 8hDifficulty: moderate +

Pucayaquillo Waterfall

Little known and not touristy, this hidden waterfall offers crystal-clear pools of surreal beauty. The hike goes through dense jungle with exceptional biodiversity: butterflies, tropical birds, and century-old trees. For those who want to step off the beaten path.

Duration: 8hDifficulty: moderate

Chullachaqui Waterfalls

Seven consecutive waterfalls in the heart of the jungle, accessible by a demanding but extraordinary hike. Each waterfall has its own personality and its own pool. It is the tour for those seeking a physical challenge and wanting to experience the Amazon jungle in its wildest state. Not included in the packages: booked separately.

Duration: 8hDifficulty: moderate

Blue Lagoon of Sauce

The "mirror of the sky" in the Peruvian jungle. A freshwater lake with a constant temperature of 20°C, fed by thermal springs from an inactive volcano. A 45-minute boat ride, free time to swim, and lunch by the lake. On the way back, a stop at the Punta de Gallinazo viewpoint with a panoramic view of the valley.

Duration: 8hDifficulty: easy

Huacamaillo Waterfall

One of the highest and most spectacular waterfalls in the region, hidden deep in the jungle. The hike is intense: river crossings, steep trails, and dense vegetation. But the reward is a monumental waterfall in a natural amphitheater of rock and moss. Only for those who want the real adventure.

Duration: 8hDifficulty: high

Alto Mayo and Moyobamba

A day out of Tarapoto to explore the capital of orchids. Visit the Moyobamba orchidarium with hundreds of varieties, hike to the source of the Tioyacu River where the water springs directly from the ground, regional lunch, and an afternoon of relaxation in the San Mateo hot springs, rich in therapeutic minerals.

Duration: 8hDifficulty: easy

Cacao Route — Chazuta

Descent through the Huallaga River valley to Chazuta, a riverside town famous for its native cacao. Visit an artisanal plantation, participate in the chocolate-making process from the seed, and tasting. A unique cultural and gastronomic experience, away from conventional tourism.

Duration: 8hDifficulty: easy

Santa Elena Reservation

The most intense adventure in the catalog. Departure at 4 AM and 128 km of road to Yanayacu, in Rioja. From there, canoe entry into the protected area of the Romero River: dense jungle, swamps, and reed beds in absolute silence, where only the wildlife can be heard. The journey continues to the Palestine Caves, with their formations of stalactites, stalagmites, and natural columns. An unforgettable experience.

This activity has an additional cost due to the logistics and distance of the route.

Duration: 14h​Difficulty: high

Hummingbird Garden

a natural sanctuary where dozens of hummingbirds of different species come to feed among the flowers of the garden. The guide accompanies you along the paths, teaches you to identify each species, and tells you about the role they play in the Amazon ecosystem. The place is also home to butterflies, frogs, and an impressive variety of medicinal plants. A moment of contemplation and connection with nature, ideal for your first afternoon in Tarapoto.

This activity has an additional cost for being conducted privately.

Duration: 3hDifficulty: easy

Night walk

When night falls, the jungle comes to life. Accompanied by a specialist guide, you will walk the jungle's trails for 90 minutes with a flashlight in search of colorful frogs, snakes, camouflaged lizards, and insects that only appear in the dark. Before heading out, there is a preparatory talk about safety and the species you might encounter. A completely different way to experience the Amazon jungle.

Duration : 2hDifficulty: easy​

Cordillera Escalera Reserve – Short Route

The easiest way to enter the reserve. A one-hour round-trip hike to the Samaywauki Lookout and its jaguar sculpture. Go at your own pace, no guide required. Includes entrance fee and a walking stick. Ideal if you're short on time.

Duration: 1h​Difficulty: easy

Cordillera Escalera Reserve – Middle Route

A three-hour round-trip hike with a local guide from the association that manages the reserve to Yacupatito Waterfalls. Experience the rainforest without spending hours in a car. Includes entrance fee, guide, and walking stick.

Duration: 3hDifficulty: moderate

Cordillera Escalera Reserve – Long Route

A full day in the Cordillera Escalera with a local guide. Choose your destination: the Mirador Natural viewpoint or the Vestido de la Novia and Tamushal waterfalls (not both on the same day). Six hours round trip hike, with lunch, entrance fee, and walking stick included.

Duration: 6h​Difficulty: high