Loreto offers a true chance to disconnect from the world. From the moment your journey begins, you will be surrounded by exotic landscapes and a rich diversity of flora and fauna. Explore its white-sand forests, spend a day immersed in the culture of the Bora tribe, and navigate sections of the Amazon River guided by the people who know it best: the locals. Do not miss out on this unforgettable experience—start planning your trip today.

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Amazon River | Loreto
Rainforest

Amazon River

The Amazon, source of life and luxury, connects snow-capped peaks with the infinite jungle.

Loreto

Loreto Rainforest Cruise | Loreto
Rainforest

Loreto Rainforest Cruise

Pink dolphins, anacondas, alligators, capybaras and lots of adventure.

Loreto

Reserva Nacional Pacaya Samiria | Loreto
Rainforest

Reserva Nacional Pacaya Samiria

Explore the incredible biodiversity of the Amazon

Loreto

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For more information on the locations available for filming in the region, the necessary procedures, how to submit the documentation to the respective entities or if some entities require a payment for the filming permit, we invite you to contact us through our e-mail: [email protected].

How to get to Loreto?

Plane

Duration

1 h 40 min

Airlines

Commercial

Interprovincial bus

Duration

Lima - Pucallpa 16 h + Pucallpa - Iquitos 4 days (Ferri)

Companies

Commercial

Private car

Duration

Lima - Pucallpa 16 h + Pucallpa - Iquitos 4 days

Distance

1,013 km

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Chan Chan | La Libertad
Coast

Chan Chan

The largest mud brick city in the Americas.

La Libertad

Playa El Ñuro | Piura
Coast

Playa El Ñuro

Swim with turtles and enjoy the paradisiacal beauty of the landscape.

Piura

Sicán National Museum | Lambayeque
Coast

Sicán National Museum

The Sicán Museum, inaugurated in 2021, reveals the ancestral magic of Lambayeque and its history.

Lambayeque

Huaca Rajada | Lambayeque
Coast

Huaca Rajada

Sipán, on the Lambayeque River, is a cozy town of less than two thousand inhabitants. It stands out for its three adobe pyramids, known as Huaca Rajada, which make it a special place in the province.

Lambayeque

Huaca de Moche | La Libertad
Coast

Huaca de Moche

The Huaca del Sol and the Huaca de la Luna, two pre-Inca pyramids, are facing each other about 500 meters apart. Built in adobe, a mud material, these buildings enclose numerous mysteries and legends. Their design and cultural significance make them.

La Libertad

Parque Nacional del Huascaran | Ancash
Coast

Parque Nacional del Huascaran

The highest peak in all of Peru.

Áncash

Chullpas of Sillustani | Puno
Andes

Chullpas of Sillustani

Sillustani, an ancient Kolla cemetery in Peru, houses tombs of nobles.

Puno

Monumental Archaeological Zone of Cabeza de Vaca | Tumbes
Coast

Monumental Archaeological Zone of Cabeza de Vaca

The archaeological zone of Cabeza de Vaca, on the Qhapaq Ñan, was a key Inca port.

Tumbes

Revash Mausoleums | Amazonas
Rainforest

Revash Mausoleums

Among the clouds, the Chachapoyas created magical eternal abodes that defy the abysses.

Amazonas

Puente de los Suspiros (The Bridge of Sighs) | Lima
Coast

Puente de los Suspiros (The Bridge of Sighs)

The perfect place to tell a love story.

Lima

Museums of Lima | Lima
Coast

Museums of Lima

Lima, a journey into the past and art, where its museums reveal the soul of Peru.

Lima

Cathedral of Cusco | Cusco
Andes

Cathedral of Cusco

The Cathedral of the Virgin of the Assumption, in the Plaza de Armas of Cusco, is a great example of colonial architecture.

Cusco

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