The Amazon River is home to thousands of fascinating creatures, each playing a unique role in the jungle's delicate ecosystem.

One of its most legendary inhabitants is the red-bellied piranha – a fierce-looking fish that has captured the imagination of Hollywood for decades. Measuring around 25 to 30 cm, this grayish-red predator has a reputation for being dangerous, but the truth is far more surprising.

Despite their fearsome appearance, piranhas rarely attack humans. In fact, people living near the Amazon and Nanay Rivers bathe in these waters every day, peacefully coexisting with these misunderstood creatures.

Join us and experience the thrill of catching these iconic fish in their natural habitat – a true jungle adventure!