The 4 Best Wildlife Tours in Peru

1.VIP Best Wildlife Tour in Cusco Official Cochahuasi Sanctuary®

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 63 reviews · 2 to 3 hours (approx.) · from $32Our pick

Review of Cusco’s private Cochahuasi wildlife tour, with rescued condors, bears, pumas, alpacas, transfers, price, and practical advice.

“It was a nice experience and I am glad my money went to a good cause, however, it was disappointing because I paid $65 and the description of what was included said feeding llamas and alpacas, experience with turtles and experience with macaws. However, I did not get to experience any of that so I feel like I did not get my money’s worth. Fue una experiencia agradable y me alegra que mi dinero haya ido a una buena causa. Sin embargo, fue decepcionante porque pagué 65 dólares y la descripción de lo que estaba incluido decía alimentar llamas y alpacas, experiencia con tortugas y experiencia con guacamayos. Sin embargo,…”

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2.6-Hour Wonderful Wildlife Guided Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 32 reviews · 6 - 7 hours · from $96

Cruise from Iquitos into the Amazon, spot dolphins, meet wildlife, visit a Lupuna tree, and enjoy a full six-hour jungle outing.

“I was lucky to have two private tours with Yakumama and I was very impressed with everything! More importantly I felt secure and safe. If you are looking for a quick day tour - I highly recommend this one to get a nice taste of the jungle and see some incredible animals!”

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3.Sea Lion Swim and Wildlife Palomino Islands Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 20 reviews · 4 hours · from $76

Swim with wild sea lions near Lima on a four-hour Palomino Islands cruise with penguins, seabirds, San Lorenzo Island, and optional hotel pickup.

“Flexibler Umgang mit einem Buchungsproblem, zuverlässig, freundlich und kompetent.”

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4.Iquitos to the Amazon: 2-Day Jungle & Wildlife Experience

★★★★★★★★★★3.2 · 8 reviews · 2 days · from $480

Spend two days on Peru’s Amazon rivers, spotting wildlife, fishing for piranhas, hiking medicinal plants, and visiting a Yagua community.

“Loved how caring the guides were and how knowledgeable they were”

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