Amazon Flora

This is what ours looks like. There are mornings on the river when the world feels newly made. Mist loosens from the canopy. Water holds the colour of leaves. A…

A conversation with Paz Vallejo Paz Vallejo is a visual artist based in Europe working across photography and moving image. Her practice lives in the emotional and symbolic, shaped by…

A remembering, and a responsibility Earth Day was born in 1970. A call to attention. A moment to name what was already being lost, and to ask whether we were…

By Gaby Orihuela, Delfín Amazon Cruises’ Sustainability Lead Throughout my career, I have walked many Amazonian trails, often with binoculars around my neck and a notebook in my hand, observing…

Expedition cruising has become one of the fastest growing sectors in travel because it answers a simple desire: to reach places most people never will, and to experience them in…

The real reason to choose Delfín Amazon Cruises Choosing how to experience the Amazon is not a casual decision. This is not interchangeable travel. The Amazon is one of the…

Amazonian art has stepped out of the margins and into the canon, with institutional backing, curatorial discipline, and clear authority. In the last two years, Indigenous Amazonian artists have not…

The Amazon has its own way of marking time. Not in months or minutes, but in rhythms: the slow rise of the river, the hush before the rain, the glimmer…

Women traveling solo, then and now, on the world’s greatest river Amazon has long meant more than a place on the map. In Greek myth, Amazons were formidable women warriors;…

At Delfin Amazon Cruises, every voyage is more than a journey along the river,  it is an invitation to experience the Amazon as a living tapestry, where nature and culture…