Peru 2008 Tour #2
Entry fee $1,150.00
Single hotel room $150 additional...not possible on the boat
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| Day 1 | Sat. Nov. 8 | New members fly USA to Lima...sleep in Lima |
| Day 2 | Sun. Nov. 9 | New members fly Lima to Tarapoto and join Tour #1 group |
| Day 3 | Mon. Nov. 10 | Bicycle Tarapoto to Yurimaguas, 85.0 miles, 137 KM |
| Day 4 | Tues. Nov. 11 | Begin Boat tour in afternoon, sleep on Amazon boat |
| Day 5 | Wed. Nov. 12 | Ride Boat, sleep on Amazon boat Deliver school books to six remote schools along the river |
| Day 6 | Thur. Nov. 13 | Get off the boat...Bicycle 65 miles from Nauta to Iquitos |
| Day 7 | Fri. Nov. 14 | Day trips near Iquitos...Visit Jack Wolff school Optional 60 mile bike ride...sleep in Iquitos hotel Organize birthday party of 40 kids who live on the streets |
| Day 8 | Sat. Nov. 15 | Fly on airplane to Lima in morning...return to USA at night |
Day 1
Saturday, November 8
Fly to Lima, Peru from the United States...most flights arrive in the night.
Day 2
Sunday, November 9
A local guide will meet you and and take you on a tour across Lima.You will see landmarks of the historic city by going on a shopping mission to buy school books for the jungle schools. You will box and bundle the books and prepare them for delivery from the riverboat. In the late afternoon we will fly one hour into the jungle to the town of Tarapoto. At the Tarapoto Hotel we will meet the cycling group coming from Piura on Tour #1. We will assemble bicycles for the next day and have a nice group dinner that evening.
Day 3
Monday, November 10
Today we ride 85 miles to Yurimaguas. The first 35 miles are over the mountains to the jungle town of Poco Caynarachi. Along the way we will visit the waterfalls and villages selling fossils. The final 50 miles are through the low jungle on a good paved road to Yurimaguas. In Yurimaguas we will visit the boat we are riding tomorrow and buy the necessary supplies for the boat tour.
Day 4
Tuesday, November 11
Tour the fish markets of Yurimaguas in the morning. We will buy supplies for the riverboat trip which usually depart at sundown. The sunsets are beautiful on the river and we will spend much of the first hours fascinated by watching the silhouetted trees along the riverbanks. We will probably have late dinner after the rest of the boat passengers have eaten. Most of the passengers are getting ready for bed at 10:00 PM and we need to decide if we are sleeping in the cabins or outside on the hammocks and mats. The boat is traveling at about 15 mph so there is a strong breeze blowing through the boat. The night air is cool compared to the jungle afternoon. A jacket or sweatshirt is needed when sitting outside on the deck at night. That is why blankets are needed when sleeping in the hammocks.
Day 5
Wednesday, November 12
The boat usually travels nonstop the first twelve hours before stopping to deliver supplies at riverbank villages and pick-up more bananas. During our full day on the boat we will take a small motorboat to visit schools along the riverbank. We will have 20-20 minutes to walk into the villages to deliver school books before catching up to the big boat again. Tonight we sleep on the riverboat again.
Day 6
Thursday, November 13
At sunrise the cyclists get off the boat in Nauta and ride 60 mile on pavement to Iquitos. Non cycling people stay on the riverboat and get off at noon in Iquitos. People joining for Tour #3 will arrive in Iquitos this afternoon. Everyone meets in Iquitos for dinner. We will sleep in a nice Iquitos Hotel downtown and enjoy the comforts of air conditioning, hot showers and television.
Day 7
Friday, November 14
Tour Iquitos and visit the Jack Wolff School . This is the school PAC Tour helped build in 2004. It has grown from 200 to 500 kids in the past five years. We will ride our bikes 15 miles to the school. The school kids want to make a ceremony for our group with dancing and singing. There is an option to add 20-80 more miles on the route we will be racing from Nauta on Sunday. At night we will organize a birthday party for 40 kids who live on the street. We will pass out invitations to a secret restaurant for a dinner of chicken, rice and birthday cake. This has become a tradition during our tours to Iquitos and one of the most memorable nights of the trip.
Day 8
Saturday, November 15
People from Tour #2 and not staying for Tour #3 will fly back to Lima this morning and then to the United States at night.
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