Town in Ucayali Region, Peru
Photo: Municipalidad Provincial de Atalaya, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Atalaya is in the Peruvian Amazon.
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Small hot spring 60°C, sulphurous water. The area is surrounded by lush vegetation.
Clay containing high concentration of salts, which attracts large numbers of macaws.
Cold water springs.
Gorge, several pools surrounded by lush vegetation and waterfalls. Also a native Ashaninka community.
Clean, nicely appointed yet inexpensive high-quality meals. Menu changes to market availability. Prix fixe full-lunch with beverage S/. 9. Easily the best restaurant in Atalaya.
formerly Hostal Denis
This place is quiet day and night. The rooms 100 - 107 open onto a large garden adding green space (and fewer guests) to the mix. Water and juices available at market prices. Run by a friendly family.
By boat
From Pucallpa the trip takes 3 to 6 days depending on conditions.
By road
Bus from Lima to Puerto Ocopa (Lima - La Oroya - Tarma - La Merced - Satipo - Puerto Ocopa) - 12 hours, then by boat from Puerto Ocopa to Atalaya (5 hours).
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