Iquitos: Piranha Fishing Experience in the Amazon jungleAmazon fishing Day Tour - Piranhas in Iquitos
ID: GYG494152-874541
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国家: Peru
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03:00 小时
描述
Lives a different adventure in Iquitos fishing piranhas in the amazing Amazon River sailing with beautiful landscapes of the spectacular Peruvian jungle.
The piranha fishing trip starts after picking you up from the hotel located in the city of Iquitos, we will go to the boulevards pier to take the boat and start a journey to the wonderful Amazon River.
The Amazon River is considered the largest river in the world, starting in Peru and passing through Colombia and Brasil. The flora and fauna along this natural wonder is really amazing, including fish like piranhas.
We will reach the fishing spot, where we will teach you to use the rod and the string, in case you are a beginner. You will spend 1 hour sailing at the crossing of the Itaya River with the Amazon River, fishing piranhas and admiring the beauty of the Amazon jungle.
There are different species of piranhas, most of them are omnivores and live in warm freshwaters in the Amazon basin. They are known for having sharp teeth, however they are not danger for humans.
After fishing piranhas in Iquitos, we will return to the pier and drop you off at the hotel.
亮点
- Eco-outdoor activity fishing in the Amazon river
- Learn about local fauna and flora from professional guides
- Get to know a Natural Wonder of the world
- Opportunity to admire the Peruvian jungle landscapes
- Perfect activity for beginners
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重要信息
Children 5 and younger are complimentary.
You do not need previous fishing experience.
At least 2 people are required for this activity to take place.
Hotel Pick-up is included for the following hotels: Doubletree by Hilton Iquitos, Nativo Hotel, Hotel Victoria Regia y Hotel Samiria. If your hotel is out of the list, you must make your own way to the meeting point located at Boulevard of Iquitos.
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