Visite privée du marché de Belen, de la ville flottante et du fleuve Amazone
Description
Vous découvrirez les saveurs locales et la vue sur la rivière Itaya au marché Malecón Tarapacá et Belen, le marché le plus important d'Iquitos où sont vendus des produits alimentaires locaux et des médicaments traditionnels. Ensuite, rendez-vous dans notre ville flottante unique où vous verrez une ville entière construite sur l'eau et découvrirez comment les résidents locaux vivent et travaillent. Ensuite, vous verrez le fleuve Amazone lui-même, là où le Rio Itaya rencontre l'Amazone.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Vous visiterez le Malecón Tarapacá, le boulevard principal d'Iquitos, où vous verrez de grands bâtiments construits pendant l'âge d'or d'Iquitos, le boom du caoutchouc de la fin du 19ème siècle. Il existe également de nombreux restaurants que vous souhaiterez peut-être visiter à nouveau plus tard au cours de votre séjour. De là, nous ferons une courte promenade jusqu'au marché de Belén.
Le marché de Belén est le plus grand marché local exotique d'Iquitos. Vous y découvrirez les saveurs locales et découvrirez comment vivent la population locale. Le marché contient de nombreux produits alimentaires récoltés dans le fleuve Amazone et dans la jungle : viande d'alligator, sanglier, piranhas, œufs de tortue, etc. Il existe également une pharmacie de la jungle appelée Pasaje Paquito qui vend des médicaments traditionnels indigènes tels que des herbes et des racines spéciales.
Nous nous rendrons ensuite à la ville flottante de Belén, adjacente au marché de Belén. Vous verrez des vues spectaculaires sur la rivière Itaya (un grand affluent de l'Amazonie aux eaux claires). La ville flottante est entièrement construite sur l'eau et, selon le niveau de la rivière et la période de l'année, vous pourrez voir l'énorme structure de support en bois située sous la ville, ancrée sous l'eau dans le lit de la rivière. Vous verrez également les résidents locaux qui y vivent et y travaillent, ainsi que la construction de leurs maisons flottantes. De nombreux bateaux de toutes tailles passeront avec à leur bord pêcheurs, chasseurs et marchands.
Nous emprunterons un itinéraire différent pour retourner à la ville d'Iquitos, qui comprendra des vues spectaculaires sur le fleuve Amazone lui-même, l'une des sept merveilles du monde naturel. Là, vous verrez où l'eau claire du Rio Itaya rencontre l'eau couleur chocolat de l'Amazonie. Si nous avons de la chance, vous pourrez peut-être apercevoir des dauphins de rivière roses et gris sauter et jouer dans cette zone.
Points forts
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Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Note : L'agence de tourisme Amazon adventures de Kelwin ne récupère pas les voyageurs de leurs hôtels sont situés dans les rivières ou à des endroits éloignés du centre de la ville d'Iquitos. Si votre hôtel ne figure pas sur la liste, veuillez me contacter.Je vous recommande de réserver vos hôtels à proximité du centre de la ville d'Iquitos. Appeler vers ce numéro WhatsApp + 51 964 906 262 Transfert gratuit dans certains hôtels. Pour les autres hôtels, veuillez nous demander si la prise en charge est possible; sinon, le point de rendez-vous sera au Malecon Maldonado et Napo Street premier bloc.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Condition physique moyenne requise
- Déconseillé aux personnes de plus de 70 ans
- Déconseillé aux enfants de 3 à 6 ans
Avis(25)
We had an amazing experience. Our guide, Kelwin, was truly an excellent guide. Friendly, knowledgeable and courteous. He even made sure to have his pet dolphins show up when we were on our river trip😀. Truthfully, laying on a hammock on a boat, with a slight rain, watching dolphins swim by and the Itaya and Amazon rivers converge. Magical! The tour of Belen market was out of this world. Be warned, you have to be a bit adventurous to appreciate the marketplace. Thank you, Kelwin.
We enjoyed a wonderful tour with our guide Kelwin. He was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about all the sites we saw. We were very impressed with the market and the floating city but we were most excited to see the Amazon River! This was a bucket list item for us and lived up to our expectations. We even were able to see a grey dolphin on our way back. AMAZING!
With a limited amount of time in Iquitos, I wanted to invest my energy into a single tour lasting maybe half a day. Kelwin’s tour of the Belén Market, Floating City and Amazon River fit that intention perfectly, and was an ideal mix of city and nature, starting in the packed urban market, moving to the quiet homes on the water, and finally opening into the vastness of river and jungle. Kelwin was a fantastic guide, fluent in English, combining knowledge and enthusiasm with the ease of a local. I didn’t absolutely need a private tour—and as a solo traveler, I did think twice about paying the single ticket premium of $50 (45%) extra—but I had no regrets. Since I am quite a curious person, it was a luxury to bring up every topic or question that sprang to mind in our rich conversation. Kelwin was constantly looking for noteworthy features to point out. There were many finds at the market—I loved the different fruits and spices; on the other hand, the monkey carcasses provoked horrid fascination. At the meeting of the Itaya and Amazon rivers he quickly spotted dolphins; I felt a sense of wonder as he then explained how temperature differences account for the river colorations, and encouraged me to dip my hand in the water to experience it for myself. After taking in the size of the Amazon, we headed for smaller tributaries north of Iquitos, for a quieter and more intimate experience with the lush jungle lining their banks. He thoughtfully set up a hammock in the boat for me to relax in. I finally ran out of questions, my mobile phone ran out of battery from taking all the pictures and video, and I started to feel contentedly sleepy as we meandered back toward the city.
We were traveling to Iquitos for an Amazon river cruise but our LATAM flight at 9 AM was changed to 5:30 AM. So we contact Kelwin about a half day tour including picking us up at the airport and dropping us off at the meeting site for the cruise. Kelwin was exceptionally responsive via WhatsApp and designed an absolutely fantastic tour for us. He was waiting for us at the Iquitos airport at 7:30 AM and we visited the market in Iquitos, saw the floating city, visited a fish farm, and overall had a great time. He was very knowledgeable about Iquitos and the local culture. His price was fair. I highly recommend his services.
It was a really nice trip, completely private, just me and the friendly guide Javier. We visited Bethlehem Market, an absolutely amazing place, full of unforgettable sights, tastes, smells and sounds. We took a boat ride along the Amazon River and spent time away from the crowds of tourists. Javier was excellent; he knew the area very well and told me very interesting stories. The trip is highly recommended.
I have been fascinated with markets and my excursion with Kelwin did not disappoint! Kelwin, being a local, was able to bring me through the Belen Market sharing local knowledge. Being from AK, the heat was a challenge for me. Kelwin made sure we took our time and I was feeling well. He even held an umbrella on the boat through the floating village so I could take pictures and was protected from the sun. I would highly recommend Kelwin’s tours - he has made our trip to Iquitos extra special.
Kelwin customized the perfect day for me. First, we took a tuk tuk from my hotel to visit the Belen market, where he pointed out some unusual local foods and herbs. Then, we took a kayak trip on the Itaya River to see "urban" homes on stilts, and he explained the lifestyle of the Indigenous people who live in them. Next (and to me, the most interesting), we took bigger boat (with a hammock, for comfort) down the Amazon to look for dolphins, and we docked at Indepencia Village where a tuk tuk met us to take us through the village, and observe "suburban" Indigenous homes and farms, to see the La Lupuna 300 year old tree. Kelwin understood that I had no interest in the turistic sights that organized group tours show visitors. He made sure that I was comfortable for the entire trip (water, and a sun umbrella for the kayak trip). I'm a "senior", and he helped me navigate the steep (for me) climb to and from our boat to the tuk tuk. This was a COMPLETELY different experience from a standard group tour. and a truly memorable experience. Thank you SO MUCH Kelwin!!!
Kelwin was very accommodating and a pleasure to work with. We were so grateful for the time he spent helping our group be immersed in the culture. He allowed us to pick and choose our adventures, and was even flexible when our flights got delayed, and we had to squeeze two days into one. We had a great time. I would definitely trust him with another tour!
We had a great experience with Kelwin. He introduced us to the Belén market and the life of the floating city with many interesting explanations and always in a good mood. At the market, we discovered exotic fruits, Amazonian fish and even local medicinal herbs, all explained with passion. On the Amazon, we had the chance to see dolphins, including pink dolphins, a magical moment! Kelwin is an excellent, attentive and passionate guide. We highly recommend this visit.
Hey all! My husband and I want to share the incredible day we had. We started at the Belen market and saw so many different foods as well as locals shopping. We then saw the jungle pharmacy in awe. The floating houses gave us a lot of perspective; I recommend the rainy season so you can boat around the neighborhood! Then we saw where the Amazon river meets the Itaya River and the mixing of their waters. We were also lucky enough to see the grey & pink dolphins! Arguable most important, Kelwin made me feel safe the entire time!
