Fun activities for couples in Iquitos
Popular activities for couples in Iquitos
3-Day All Inclusive Guided Jungle Tour from Iquitos at Maniti Eco-Lodge
72 hours
$459.00
2-Day All Inclusive Guided Jungle Tour from Iquitos at Maniti Eco-Lodge
48 hours
$295.00
Belen Market & Floating City 2-3 Hour Private Tour
1 to 8 hours
$55.00
3-Day Iquitos Amazon Jungle Adventure at Heliconia Lodge
72 hours
$482.50
Jungle Explorer Tour 5 days 4 nights
120 hours
$350.00
4 Days Iquitos Peru Tour
96 hours
$550.00
Amazon wildlife explorations 3 days 2 night
72 hours
$250.00
Private Tour in Belen Market, Floating City and Amazon River
4 hours
$110.00
Monkey Island,Amazon River & Native Aquatic Species - All tickets
7 hours
$150.00
Native Aquatic Species, Jungle Hike & Animal Rescue Center -All tickets included
7 hours
$130.00
Amazon Rescue Center - Manatees Conservation Center Admission Ticket
1 hour
$8.08
Tips for couples visiting Iquitos, Peru
When is the best time to visit Iquitos?
The best time to visit Iquitos is during the dry season which falls between the months of May and October. This is when temperatures are mild and the humidity is at its lowest. Additionally, these months are less crowded and perfect for outdoor activities and sightseeing.
What are some fun activities for couples in Iquitos?
Go kayaking on the Amazon River to explore its small islands and secret coves
Take a tour of the jungle in Iquitos to spot exotic wildlife such as macaws and monkeys
Visit the historic Center of Iquitos, renowned for its well-preserved buildings and churches
Go to the Yanamono Ecological Reserve to admire the unique flora and fauna
Climb the Corrientes River’s rapids for a day of rafting and camping
What are some romantic date ideas in Iquitos?
Go for a romantic moonlight cruise on the Amazon River.
Stroll hand-in-hand through Belen Market and enjoy the local cuisine.
Take a ride on the trolley up to Cerro de la Reina and watch the sunset together.
Go out for a calming evening paddleboat ride to spot wildlife.
Spend an evening exploring the old streets of Iquitos and its culture.
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