Pacaya Samiria 4D/3N : Black Cayman and Deep Forest

The RNPS is one of the largest Natural Protected Areas of Peru, with an area of 2,080,000 hectares. It protects the entire basin of the Pacaya and Samiria Rivers and is created with the aim of conserving the flora and fauna resources, as well as the scenic beauty characteristic of the Humid tropical forest. YANAYACU RIVER BASIN – PUCATE. It is the third most important part of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, flows into the Marañón River near the Santo Domingo village entrance checkpoint. The whole area of the basin is included in the ecological floor of the tropical moist forest. It is a river of sewage that runs approximately 180 kilometers within which are located more than 12 cars and 59 pipes (Riachuelos). The programs require you to sleep the first or last night in a tourist shelter in the small hamlet “Buenos Aires” and the nights in between in tents or mosquito nets.