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| − | '''{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}''' is a city in [[Peru]]. It is the largest city in the world that is not accessible by cars. | + | '''{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}''' is a city in [[Peru]]. It is the largest city in the world that is not accessible by cars as it's only road connection ends in [[Nauta]]. |
== Hitchhiking out== | == Hitchhiking out== | ||
| − | From Iquitos, you can go to Nauta by car, using the highway. Just take a bus or walk to go out of the city and waive your thumb. | + | From Iquitos, you can go to [[Nauta]] by car, using the highway. Just take a bus or walk to go out of the city and waive your thumb. |
| − | It is approximately 2 hours to go to Nauta | + | It is approximately 2 hours to go to Nauta. |
== Slow boats out of Iquitos == | == Slow boats out of Iquitos == | ||
| − | You have basically 4 direction out of Iquitos. All these boats includes food. You have to bring your hammock. Possibility to pay more to have a cabin. | + | You have basically 4 direction out of Iquitos. All these boats includes food. You have to bring your hammock (you can buy some for 15-20 soles. Possibility to pay more to have a cabin. |
| − | 1) To Pantoja at the border of Ecuador. Once or twice a month. 80-100 sols (~33$). Between 5-7 days. Stop at Indiana, Mazan, Santa Clotilde | + | 1) To [[Pantoja]] at the border of [[Ecuador]]. Once or twice a month. 80-100 sols (~33$). Between 5-7 days. Stop at Indiana, [[Mazan]], [[Santa Clotilde]]. |
| − | 2) To Santa Rosa at the border of Colombia. Every day from Monday to Saturday. 70 Sols (~26$). 2-3 days. Stop at Pevas, Chimbote and Caballococha | + | 2) To [[Santa Rosa]] at the border of [[Colombia]]. Every day from Monday to Saturday. 70 Sols (~26$). 2-3 days. Stop at [[Pevas]], [[Chimbote]] and [[Caballococha]]. |
| − | 3) To Yurimaguas in Peru. 3-4 times a week. 100 Sols (~33$). 2-3 days. Stop at Nauta and Lagunas | + | 3) To [[Yurimaguas]] in Peru. 3-4 times a week. 100 Sols (~33$). 2-3 days. Stop at Nauta and [[Lagunas]]. |
| − | 4) To Pucallpa in Peru. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. | + | 4) To [[Pucallpa]] in Peru. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 120 Sols (~33$). 4-5 days. Stop at [[Requena]] and [[Contamana]]. |
| − | == Hitchhiking in or out by the | + | == Hitchhiking in or out by the river == |
It is maybe possible to hitchhike a boat, but the distance are quite far. Only the regular slow boats are going all the way on big distances. You have also quite a lot of cargo ship. It is worth a try to see if it's doable. | It is maybe possible to hitchhike a boat, but the distance are quite far. Only the regular slow boats are going all the way on big distances. You have also quite a lot of cargo ship. It is worth a try to see if it's doable. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:17, 1 November 2024
Iquitos is a city in Peru. It is the largest city in the world that is not accessible by cars as it's only road connection ends in Nauta.
Hitchhiking out
From Iquitos, you can go to Nauta by car, using the highway. Just take a bus or walk to go out of the city and waive your thumb. It is approximately 2 hours to go to Nauta.
Slow boats out of Iquitos
You have basically 4 direction out of Iquitos. All these boats includes food. You have to bring your hammock (you can buy some for 15-20 soles. Possibility to pay more to have a cabin.
1) To Pantoja at the border of Ecuador. Once or twice a month. 80-100 sols (~33$). Between 5-7 days. Stop at Indiana, Mazan, Santa Clotilde.
2) To Santa Rosa at the border of Colombia. Every day from Monday to Saturday. 70 Sols (~26$). 2-3 days. Stop at Pevas, Chimbote and Caballococha.
3) To Yurimaguas in Peru. 3-4 times a week. 100 Sols (~33$). 2-3 days. Stop at Nauta and Lagunas.
4) To Pucallpa in Peru. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 120 Sols (~33$). 4-5 days. Stop at Requena and Contamana.
Hitchhiking in or out by the river
It is maybe possible to hitchhike a boat, but the distance are quite far. Only the regular slow boats are going all the way on big distances. You have also quite a lot of cargo ship. It is worth a try to see if it's doable.