Sunday Morning Walk Through Old Iquitos
Explore the unique waterfront and historical echoes of Iquitos, Peru, from its former Amazon River shores to its bustling plaza. Discover remnants of the rubber boom era, vibrant local neighborhoods, and essential city landmarks like the Historic Boat Museum.
Waterfront
A waterfront area in Iquitos that offers a quiet and colorful experience, especially on Sunday mornings before the city fully wakes up.
Lure Bellin
One of the poorest neighborhoods in Iquitos, with some houses floating and others on stilts, reflecting the historical rubber boom era.
Malon
A lively section of the Malon in Iquitos that is very popular on weekends, attracting hundreds of people for entertainment and family gatherings.
Plaza de Armas
The main plaza in Iquitos, which becomes busier with tourists and is generally safer than other areas, though pickpockets can be a concern.
Hotel Kasam
Hotel Kasam is a well-regarded and potentially affordable hotel located just three blocks from the main Plaza de Armas in Iquitos.
Historic Boat Museum
A recommended museum in Iquitos, located across from the Hotel Kasam, featuring a cool old rubber boat from the late 1800s/early 1900s and good air conditioning.