Playa de Tipishca

Playa de Tipishca is a river beach on the Rio Nanay near Iquitos with wide sandy banks and calm river waters. The shoreline extends along open areas where visitors can swim or rest in the shallow waters.

Indigenous communities have used this location as a gathering place for centuries, with its role as a meeting point remaining significant in the region's history. The area became important as a hub where different groups along the river connected and traded.

Vendors along the shore sell traditional Amazonian food and crafts that reflect how local communities in this region live and trade.

The beach is reachable by boat in about 15 minutes from Iquitos, with regular water taxi services during daylight. It is best to arrive in the morning when conditions are calmer and the beach is less crowded.

Pink river dolphins frequently surface in the waters near the beach, especially during early morning and late afternoon. These animals are unpredictable in their movements, so patience helps increase the chances of spotting them.