Amazon Lost Tribes Expedition

In the depths of the Amazon, there are still uncharted regions, home to uncontacted indigenous tribes.

Venture into the most remote corners of the rainforest, guided by our skilled native trackers. Discover untouched territories where nature and ancient cultures remain preserved, safeguarded by the unseen guardians of the jungle. Our guides are masters in reading the forest’s subtle clues, unveiling secrets that have remained hidden from the outside world.

In the rare event of encountering isolated indigenous people, our top priority will be their safety, maintaining a respectful distance to avoid any conflict. Simultaneously, we will identify the precise location of their habitat to ensure its protection, taking the necessary steps to notify the relevant authorities and implement appropriate conservation measures tailored to the region.

Expedition without tourist services: Adventure in the Amazon without luxuries!
Put your teamwork and resilience to the test on this challenging 40-day Amazon expedition.

Get ready to:
• Gather firewood
• Fish for your meals
• Prepare food
• Purify water
• Build shelters
• Construct rafts
• And tackle all the activities necessary to achieve success in this challenge!

Are you strong enough for the challenge?

Expedition Details

• Trekking Trial: 50 miles (80 km)

Includes

• Transfer from Iquitos Airport.
• Land and river transportations included in the itinerary.
• Public speedboat from Iquitos-Nauta / Requena / Nauta-Iquitos.
• Slow boat type peke-peke.
• Permission from SERNANP (National Service of Natural Areas Protected by the Peruvian State).
• Permission from the communities of the Tapiche River.
• Expert indigenous trackers and Amazon Explorer’s tour leader.
• First aid kit, includes antivenom serum.
• Note: Participants must bring their own camping gear.

Important

• You must arrive in Iquitos a day before the starting date.
• The starting date is determined by public river transport operators (speedboat company).
• Their speedboats usually leave from Iquitos early in the morning.
• Wildlife is unpredictable, wildlife sightings are not guaranteed, but by going to a remote area, you maximize the chance of finding.
• Clay licks: Only from June to November, when the rivers are low.
• This expedition is open to highly motivated participants with a strong capacity for adaptation and who are in good physical and mental condition.
• During these expeditions, in totally unexplored areas, it may be necessary to change the activities and/or the route due to unforeseen situations.
• These expeditions are extreme and high risky due to the inaccessible terrain and possible encounters with uncontacted natives.
• Book with a minimum of 60 days in advanced.
• LIMITED SPACES: 6 participants.

This expedition doesn’t follow a set schedule, as we venture into uncharted territories, where we’ll need to adapt to nature’s changing rhythms.

Expedition Area: Our expedition takes place in Sierra del Divisor National Park, situated in Peru and Brazil. This park is part of a biological corridor with a mountainous complex in the Amazonian plain, featuring steep slopes and a watershed at over 900 meters above sea level. Its geology stands out as one of the oldest geological formations in the Amazon rainforest, and its inaccessible landscapes host unique ecosystems and endemic species. This area is a natural treasure of great importance and beauty for the most intrepid explorers.

40 Days of Isolation: During this adventure, we’ll be in complete isolation for 40 challenging days.

A Test of Strength: This expedition will be a rigorous test of our physical and mental resilience, as well as a testament to our unwavering commitment to our fellow travelers to overcome this challenging endeavor together.

Exploration into the Unknown: We’ll venture into uncharted territories, exploring areas where human presence has never reached before.

Facing Nature: Get ready to challenge the relentless harshness of the natural environment, including adverse weather conditions and challenging terrains.

Extensive Treks in Remote Areas: Be prepared to undertake multi-day treks through pristine zones, ascending towards dense elevated jungle terrain.

Challenge nature by traversing hills, rivers, streams, and aguajales, flooded areas where aguaje palm trees grow (The aguaje fruit is known as a ‘superfood’ because it concentrates a wide variety of vitamins and minerals).

Building Jungle Shelters: We’ll find the best terrain location to construct our shelters along our deep jungle journey.

Wildlife Explorations: Engage in both daytime and nighttime explorations, tirelessly seeking the captivating wildlife inhabiting these unexplored lands.

Self-Sufficiency in Food and Water: We’ll sustain ourselves directly from nature, relying on our own resources and skills.

Potential for New Discoveries: In this pristine area, the possibility of discovering new species adds an exciting element of importance to our expedition.