Field Trip to Chazuta | Experiential Tourism | San Martín
DESCRIPTION
The Chazuta Tour | Experiential Tourism | San Martín invites you to discover the natural and cultural richness of the Peruvian jungle on a journey filled with tradition, history, and Amazonian landscapes. San Martín, located in northeastern Peru, is known for its warm, humid climate, lush vegetation, and natural attractions such as the Ahuashiyacu Waterfall and the Laguna Azul de Sauce, where you can go hiking, take boat rides, and enjoy recreational activities. During the Chazuta Excursion, you’ll explore this district known as the “Town of Friendship,” renowned for its traditional clay pottery, handicrafts, and archaeological heritage, while also enjoying the landscapes shaped by the Mayo and Huallaga Rivers. This experiential tourism adventure in San Martín is ideal for those who want to learn about local customs, connect with nature, and discover the authentic culture of the Peruvian jungle.
ITINERARY
Itinerary
INCLUDED
What’s Included?
Pickup and Return to the Hotel
Punctual and comfortable transfer from your accommodations in Tarapoto.
Tourist Transportation
Safe transportation along the entire Tarapoto–Chazuta–Shapaja route.
Professional guide
Expert guidance throughout the entire tour.
Artisanal chocolate workshop
Learn about the Amazonian cacao production process and sample local chocolate.
Traditional regional lunch
Lunch in Shapaja to enjoy traditional jungle cuisine.
NOT INCLUDED
What’s Not Included?
Airfare
Domestic or international flights to Tarapoto.
Travel Insurance
Medical insurance or coverage for unforeseen events during the trip.
Personal Expenses
Snacks, additional beverages, purchases of handicrafts, and other services not mentioned in the itinerary.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Recommendations
Appropriate Clothing
Wear light, comfortable clothing that’s ideal for the jungle’s hot and humid climate.
Recommended Footwear
Wear comfortable, non-slip sneakers for the hikes.
Personal Protection
Don’t forget sunscreen, insect repellent, a cap or hat, and sunglasses.
Useful Accessories
Bring a small backpack, your cell phone or camera, and, if possible, a power bank.
Hydration
Bring water and light snacks for the tour.
Cash
It is recommended that you bring soles for purchasing handicrafts and local products.
Weather
Bring a poncho or a lightweight waterproof jacket in case of rain.
Documents
Carry your ID card or passport and keep it in a safe place.
Cultural Respect
Respect local customs and ask for permission before taking photos of people.
