Cesar is a very friendly, patient and knowledgeable guide.

I was looking for a private guide for 7 days 6 nights in the jungle and was so lucky to find Cesar. We emailed back and forth beforehand and he was really fast to respond and was interested in customizing my trip. I was impressed with his knowledge of the animals and the plants and he was really skilled on the water as well. I was able to spend a memorable night camping but the majority of the trip was spent in a lodge run by some of his family. They were very kind and the food was great. Whatever your interests may be Cesar will be able to make it happen. It was a highlight of my trip to Peru and I would highly recommend Cesar as a guide for yourself or your group. There are many guides to choose from in Iquitos but he's the real deal.

Cesar was a great great guide for foreigners to Peru. He is very patient and he takes the time to explain any and all questions you might have and has extensive knowledge on the plants and animals in the amazon.

Cesar was a wonderful fixer and guide (and on-screen talent!) for our television crew while we filmed in Inquitos and up/down river into Pucaurqillo. He took care of our crew and managed our very complicated requirements with great humour and warmth. Thank you again Cesar.

Cesar was our guide through Peru's "red zone" from Puerto Ene down past Pucallpa during our 2013 source to sea expedition down the Amazon www.kayaktheamazon.com While this was not your typical guided jungle trip, we still relied heavily on Cesar's local insight. He was very knowledgeable, professional, and extremely helpful in procuring all the necessary permissions to travel through this area, and with the face to face interactions with the locals. He helped us find safe camping spots, hired good local motorized canoe drivers and was an invaluable resource when it came to "tricky situations" where the local Ashaninka people were unsure of who we were or what we were doing. Despite being in a fairly stressful situation, Cesar still found time to point out Pink Amazonian River Dolphins to us!