ABOUT ROYAL AMAZONIA PERU
Guardians of the Andes and the Amazon Rainforest
Born in Cusco, dedicated for over 11 years to sharing Peru’s untamed biodiversity and living cultural soul with conscious travelers worldwide.
Born from a Love for Our Land
Royal Amazonia Peru was born from an intimate connection to the sacred peaks of the Andes and the infinite biodiversity of the Amazon basin. We are a proud Cusquenean company founded on a single conviction: the best way to explore Peru is through the eyes of those who call it home.
For more than 11 years, our dedicated team of local naturalists, cultural experts, and logistics specialists has guided travelers from across the world. We know every bend in the river, every mountain pass, and the hidden stories preserved by our ancestors. Our vocation is to turn your journey into an authentic, respectful, and deeply personal encounter with living nature.
WORLD-CLASS BIRDWATCHING & BIODIVERSITY
Born from a Love for Our Land
Royal Amazonia Peru was born from an intimate connection to the sacred peaks of the Andes and the infinite biodiversity of the Amazon basin. We are a proud Cusquenean company founded on a single conviction: the best way to explore Peru is through the eyes of those who call it home.
For more than 11 years, our dedicated team of local naturalists, cultural experts, and logistics specialists has guided travelers from across the world. We know every bend in the river, every mountain pass, and the hidden stories preserved by our ancestors. Our vocation is to turn your journey into an authentic, respectful, and deeply personal encounter with living nature.
Machu Picchu & The Cloud Forests
Beyond the awe-inspiring Inca architecture lies a fragile ecosystem of montane forests, where ancient stone terraces meet thousands of orchid varieties, crystalline waterfalls, and shimmering hummingbirds.
Manu National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve)
One of the last truly untouched wilderness areas on the planet. Pristine primary forests protecting thousands of rare plants, primates, colorful amphibians, and species yet to be classified by modern science.
Tambopata National Reserve
he vibrant heart of the southern Peruvian Amazon. Famous for explosive clay licks teeming with hundreds of macaws, colossal kapok trees, oxbow lakes inhabited by giant river otters, and untamed wildlife corridors.