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Community Tourism


The tropical forests of Northern Peru are one of the most biodiverse regions in the world, yet they are facing incredibly high rates of destruction. NPC has supported the development of sustainable tourism within several different communities.

*Community tourism picture


Through visiting these sites, you have the opportunity to experience these magnificent forests while supporting communities that want to conserve them. 100% of the money you pay goes directly to the communities to generate income for people living near the forest and encourage them to conserve their own forest and wildlife.


PLACES TO VISIT!




LOGISTICS


VISITS MUST BE ARRANGED IN ADVANCE BY EMAIL (info@neoprimate.org) SO THAT WE HAVE TIME TO PREPARE GUIDES & ACCOMMODATION.


PRICES


45 USD is an estimate for how much it would cost for one full day trip, including food, transport, field guide, and overnight accommodation. This estimate does not include your journey to reach the site. Payment will vary depending on your activities and is not made in one bulk amount, but instead directly to people in the community for the different services.


These are the specific prices:

Accommodation: 8-10 USD per night (20-25 peruvian soles)

Food: 1-2 USD per meal (3-5 peruvian soles)

Field guide: 10 USD per day (25 peruvian soles)

Mule ride: 12 USD per day (30 peruvian soles)

Night trip to see owlet: 25 USD + transport (45 soles + transport)


Tourists are encouraged to stay for several days to fully experience the incredible biodiversity of the area!


WHAT TO BRING


Plenty of bottled water or purification tablets (can also be purchased in the villages)

Tall rubber boots (can be purchased in any larger town)

Long sleeves & pants (it can be chilly during the nights)

Rain gear

Backpack

Sleeping bag

Binoculars/Camera

Toiletries

Insect repellent

Flashlight


To arrange your visit or find out more information, such as a full list of species in the area, you may contact us at info@neoprimate.org or visit our website at http://neoprimate.org/community-tourism.