Dawn on the Amazon Tours and Cruises

07/10/2015

Hi Bill,

We wanted to thank you for the incredible time we had on our two day Dawn on the Amazon tour. This was a highlight of our two months of travel - there could not have been a better way to end our trip!

I wanted to let you know in particular about the staff. Everyone was very hard-working and kind. The food was fantastic - homemade potato chips on a boat was a delightful surprise. Our captain was first-class - beyond driving he also helped us spot many different species of birds. We always felt safe on the water with him.

Of course, Jino is a gem. He made us laugh for two days straight, helped us feel very connected to the area, and always had a wonderful "surprise" for us. And his English is the best we have heard from a non-native speaker in the past two months. We feel extraordinarily lucky to have spent these past two days with him - he is truly one-of-a-kind.

We look forward to seeing you again when next we come to the Amazon (with friends!).

Robin and Will

P.S. We had two meals at your cafe and enjoyed them immensely. Thank you for inviting us to eat there! We were impressed with both your waitstaff and the quality of the food.

07/07/2015

My grandson Adam, on the Amazon River, on the way to Tamshiyacu Tahuayo Reserve, with Dawn on the Amazon.

06/07/2015

Danii, on the Amazon River with Dawn on the Amazon.

05/07/2015

Adam and Danii, cruising in Tamshiyacu Tahuayo Reserve with Dawn on the Amazon

04/07/2015

Jino paddling Dan into the flooded jungle where the fish are.

03/07/2015

One of my favorite nature photos from our cruise into Tamshiyacu Tahuayo Reserve

11/06/2015

Check out this well written magazine article about Dawn on the Amazon, by Kirsten Koza.
http://www.theblot.com/adventure-aboard-dawn-on-the-amazon-7738256

Piranhas, caimans, and sloths, oh my! Kirsten Koza, TheBlot's adventure travel expert, tests an Amazon River trip and becomes hooked on piranha fishing...

13/04/2015

This is how we travel...

10/04/2015

Fun Amazon cruise with Dawn on the Amazon Tours and Cruises.

05/04/2015

Have you made your TripAdvisor review for Dawn on the Amazon Tours and Cruises yet? Find us at Iquitos Peru, under Things to do, or click this link to make it easy; http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g294315-d1506825-Reviews-Dawn_on_the_Amazon_Tours_and_Cruises-Iquitos_Loreto_Region.html
That takes you to our TripAdvisor page, then click the green button top right side, Write a Review

19/03/2015

Going to the jungle? You will want one of these Mini Water Filtration System by Sawyer. Pick one up in Iquitos at Dawn on the Amazon, only S/175 = $62. Fits in your pocket.

12/03/2015

If you forgot to get our natural insect repellent before you went to the jungle, you will need this, After Mosquito. One sq**rt will instantly sooth your itchy bites. Stop by the Dawn on the Amazon Explorers Club for your relief...inside the Dawn on the Amazon Cafe.

In case you did not use our natural insect repellent, and the mosquitoes liked you, get instant soothing relief from your itching with After Mosquito, available at Dawn on the Amazon.

11/03/2015

Before going to the jungle, you need this safe natural mosquito repellent that works. Get it at Dawn on the Amazon.

Natural insect repellent, locally sourced, specifically formulated to repel mosquitoes of the upper Amazon. Pleasant fragrance, no harsh chemicals, safe and effective for adults and children. At Dawn on the Amazon, Iquitos Peru

10/03/2015

Hoatzin, photographed by Michael Mracek on a cruise with Dawn on the Amazon.

04/03/2015

Enlarge to see the claw on the wings, and the unique horn growing from the crown on this Horned Screamer, photographed by Michael Mracek on a cruise with Dawn on the Amazon.

03/03/2015

Photo by Michael Mracek on a cruise with Dawn on the Amazon into San Juan de Yana Yacu Reserve.

02/03/2015

Photo taken a few months ago during the low water season by Michael Mracek, on a cruise with Dawn on the Amazon.

29/11/2014

Feeling grateful, because with 12 years in business, this is the first day Dawn on the Amazon Tours and Cruises has ranked #1 on TripAdvisor. I have always felt it was no shame to be ranked behind the Butterfly Farm, which is also a wonderful "thing to do".

If you have been with Dawn on the Amazon on a tour or cruise, we would appreciate your support on TripAdvisor and Facebook with your reviews and "likes". Thank you.

24/10/2014

You could go camping in Pacaya Samiria National Reserve and see the incredible bio-diversity with your own eyes.

23/10/2014

If you would like to be eye to eye with mother nature in the upper Amazon region of Peru, contact Dawn on the Amazon Tours and Cruises.

22/10/2014

Golden-mantled tamarin, photo by Marmelita Flores Pua de Grimes

09/10/2014

Our office is on the boulevard, near the corner of the first block of Nauta Street, #185. Stop in and book your day trip today...

26/09/2014

Now this is a piranha!

25/07/2014

Bill

Thanks for providing such a splendid finale to our trip to Peru. The restaurant and the day trip on the Amazon were absolutely fabulous, a unique experience with such good company from Edson and Billie. We will always remember that day! Hope all is well, and tell Billie to write to me (he has my email), thanks again

Very best

Stephen

19/07/2014

More media love for Dawn on the Amazon Tours and Cruises, from Long Island Pulse Magazine.

Long Island Pulse Magazine delivers fresh, award winning coverage of Long Island, NY's lifestyles, arts, fashion, nightlife, business and entertainment.

16/07/2014

Saki Monkey in Pacaya Samiria National Reserve on a cruise with Dawn on the Amazon Tours and Cruises

10/07/2014

Home of Dawn on the Amazon Tours and Cruises. Our office is on the left. Stop in, ask for Bill or Marmelita, and book your day trip, tour, cruise, or lodge today.

03/07/2014

Click like if you see the wildlife in this photo.

01/07/2014

Have you tried Dawn on the Amazon Tours and Cruises? www.dawnontheamazon.com

18/06/2014

We met this boat load of biologists doing research on the diet of Gamitana. They caught the fish, cut them open and planted the seeds and nuts the fish had eaten. When the seeds sprouted they were able to make positive identification of the tree that produced the food the Gamitana preferred...on a cruise with Dawn on the Amazon Tours and Cruises