Peru, with 84 geographic living areas or ecosystems of the 104 existing in the World, which represent 81.5% of those in the planet, is considered among the countries with the largest biodiversity in the world.

More than 63 Natural Protected Areas that covers the 14% of the Peruvian territory; Peru’s nature travel offers impressive landscapes and natural wonders such as: Canyons, rivers, estuaries, waterfalls, lakes and lagoons, snow peaks, deserts, the Pacific Ocean and many more and diverse eco systems.

The journey through these mega diverse wildlife refuges are made for observation and scientific purposes. This type of activities also benefit local and native communities that live in the surroundings, which are committed to keep the natural and cultural values of the land’s biodiversity.

You can witness amazing and rich fauna that gathers more than 4200 butterflies’ species, 400 species of mammals, 300 reptiles, 1700 species of birds and more than 250 amphibian’s species.

Peru's territory has thousands of wildlife species yet-to-discover that continue to amaze travelers and scientists from all over the world, most of them are native species, due to their unique characteristics and beauty.