Delfin III

Why we send groups here

If Delfin I is built around rarity, Delfin III is built around conversation. Twenty-two master suites, broad observation decks, a long communal lounge that becomes the evening gathering point — the boat is sized for the kind of trip where the table at dinner matters as much as the river outside. We recommend it for multi-generational families, small private groups travelling together, and anyone who wants the rhythm of a cruise without the silence of a smaller vessel.

The deck does the work

The upper deck is where the ship spends its best hours: a Jacuzzi, an open-air bar, an observation lounge that absorbs the late-afternoon light. Excursions still leave in small groups by twin skiff, so the larger ship never reads as a larger crowd on the water. The interiors lean warm — handwoven Shipibo cushions, exposed timber, regional photography — closer to a riverside lodge than to a cruise ship.

• Twenty-two master suites with panoramic river-facing windows
• Upper-deck Jacuzzi, observation lounge and open-air bar
• Regional Peruvian-Amazonian cuisine with cooking demonstrations onboard
• Small-group excursions in twin skiffs throughout the day