Luxury, first-class Amazon River cruises from Iquitos, Peru. 

A chance to be one of a select group to visit the remote Pacaya Samiria National Reserve - the largest protected wetland reserve in the world and one of the areas of highest bio-diversity - aboard the luxurious Delfin I or II. These boutique Amazon riverboats combine traditional design and craftsmanship, with all modern comforts. 

A world of flora and fauna awaits you ... if you can force yourself to leave the comfortable surroundings of the Delfin cruiseships!

Delfin I:

There are only four suites on board, and so your journey will be personalised and intimate; and the Delfin prides itself on its cuisine and service. This all adds up to a unique, luxury-class Amazon river cruise! More

Delfin II

Built in 2009, the Delfin II has fourteen large guest suites providing all the comforts of world-class cruising, yet preserving the atmosphere of casual and refined elegance.

The public areas include a dining room on the second deck, an observation deck, bar, entertainment center, library, and a special hammock sun deck. These provide the perfect areas to relax and enjoy the company of your fellow Amazon travelers. More

Aqua

The 130-foot-long, M/V Aqua is the first true luxury cruise ship on the northern Amazon River in Peru and was custom built to cruise the Amazon, offer an extraordinary level of comfort for its guests. 

The M/V Aqua can accommodate a maximum of 24 cruise ship guests plus crew. This luxury Amazon cruise ship is the perfect size to sail along the Amazon River, providing lavish common areas, sumptuous sleeping accommodations, and world-class gourmet dining. Modern navigation technologies and standards for cruise ship travel ensure that your Amazon cruise will be as safe as it will be extrordinary. More

Aria

After the success of the M/V Aqua, the 147-foot-long, M/V Aria was launched in 2011 as the second Amazon cruiseship in the fleet, oprating on the northern Amazon River in Peru. It was custom-built by renowned Peruvian architect Jordi Puig, and offers the same levels of service, attention-to-detail and dazzling itineraries as the Aqua. More

Ayapua & Clavero

The historic Amazon riverboats Ayapua and Clavero both date from an era at the beginning of the 20th Century when they played a vital role in transporting people and cargo – especially rubber – along the multiple waterways of the Amazon River basin around Iquitos, Peru. But, once the rubber boom ended around 1920, these magnificent boats gradually fell into disrepair.

Now lovingly restored to their former glory, the Ayapua and Clavero Amazon cruises offer a wonderful, authentic base from which to explore the fascinating natural history and human geography of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, in the company of experienced and informed biologist guides.

Ayapua

The Ayapua Amazon cruise is the larger of the two vessels, with 10 cabins. Built in 1906 in Germany and then transported to the Amazon River tied to a larger, ocean-going vessel across the Atlantic. More

Clavero

The Clavero Amazon cruise is the oldest boat navigating the Amazon River. Built in 1876, in France, she was originally purchased by the Peruvian Navy to use in the defense of Peru’s Amazon frontiers. More

Selva Viva

Owned by a French-Peruvian NGO, the Selva Viva is perhaps the best value cruise boat operating on the Amazon. And passengers have the comfort of knowing that any money generated from their experience goes towards helping grassroots projects in the vast and undeveloped Peruvian Amazon department of Loreto.

The facilities on the boat are functional, rather than luxurious, but if your interest is to garner a profound understanding of Amazonia, its flora and fauna, and human impact - on a budget - then this is the boat for you.

There are a wide variety of itineraries, ranging from 4 and 6-day trips to the Pacaya-Samiria Reserve to a 12-day epic going up the Napo and Curaray Rivers to Arabella. And with a minimum of four passengers, the boat can be chartered to sail the itinerary of your choice. More 

M/Y Tucano.

Cruises aboard the Motor Yacht Tucano are thoughtful, active and above all exploratory. Every aspect of the cruise is designed to enable guests to observe the wonders of nature and to sample the vibrant culture that thrives in this remote corner of the earth.

With a devotion to nature and a spirit of exploration, the M/Y Tucano seeks out areas in the Brazilian Amazon often overlooked by other visitors and the clients are rewarded with a wider array of flora and fauna.

With over twenty years of experience in operating Amazon cruises out of Manaus, a voyage on the M/Y Tucano is undoubtedly one of the most authoritative and authentic offered in the Amazon. More