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A waterfall pouring down a rocky, forested cliff into a river.

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Notable Sights on the River

Spectacular landmarks and accommodations hidden deep within the gorge.

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While navigating the Pacuare River, you pass through deep canyons and untouched rainforests. The river is the only way to reach some of these remote spots.

From thrilling bottlenecks to calm swimming sections, the journey offers distinct sights along the 17-mile commercial route.

Whitewater rafting group raising paddles together next to a tall waterfall.
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Huacas River Gorge

Passed through during the raft tripClass III-IV rapids

This steep-walled canyon features some of the largest and most exhilarating rapids on the commercial route. The water moves incredibly fast through this bottleneck. Keep paddling hard when your guide instructs you to push through.

A raft navigating through the rapids of the Pacuare River.
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Dos Montañas

15-20 minutesCalm swimming area

Near the end of the trip, the river slows down as it enters this serene, narrow canyon. Towering, vine-covered cliff walls surround you. You can often jump out of the raft and swim through this calm, deep section for about 15 to 20 minutes.

Scenic view of a raft in a calm section of the Pacuare River canyon.
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Pacuare Lodge

Overnight stays (1-3 nights)Multi-day packages

This exclusive eco-lodge is situated directly on the riverbanks and is accessible only by raft. It offers luxury accommodations deep in the jungle. Book a multi-day rafting package to spend the night here and break the 17-mile river trip into two days.

Stay Overnight on the River

Four smiling rafters holding paddles on a blue boat on the Pacuare River.
Two-Day Rafting Tour on the Pacuare River Transportation included48 h 4.9 (10)from $370
2-day rafting tourfrom $370 on Viator
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