For those who want to explore the Amazon and get to know the biomes via river and land routes. We bring together experiences that are most sought after by travelers looking for adventures in the forest without giving up on getting to know the riches of the Amazonian people, fauna and flora. For 3 days, you will have the opportunity to intensely experience the rich biodiversity of the rainforest.
Departure from Manaus aboard a private Amazon Explorers boat, heading to the Meeting of the Waters, where the dark Rio Negro and the muddy Solimões River run side by side for 6 km without mixing—an unforgettable natural phenomenon.
The journey continues to January Lake, an opportunity to explore different Amazonian biomes such as the Igapó flooded forests. Along a wooden suspended trail, we reach the famous giant water lilies (Vitória-Régia), a symbol of the Amazon. Lunch is served at a floating restaurant, offering a taste of the Amazon flavors.
After lunch, we navigate upriver along the right bank of the Rio Negro, admiring the landscape of riverside houses, flooded forests, and narrow channels known as igarapés.Visit to an Indigenous community, where the local leader and his family welcome us with a traditional greeting. You'll have time to interact, learn about their crafts made from forest materials, and enjoy cultural exchange.
As we continue to Lake Acajatuba, we enjoy the spectacular Amazonian sunset, followed by check-in at Amazon Camp Lodge. After settling in, the guide will present the lodge and the upcoming experiences.
As night falls, we embark on a nocturnal wildlife observation tour, discovering creatures that awaken after dark. The day ends with a delicious welcome dinner in the forest.
Meals included: Lunch and Dinner
As we hear the forest waking up in the early hours, we realize the spectacle found in the dawn of the day in the jungle. Unique sounds form the nature symphony. Slowly, the voice of the forest reaches its full potential and becomes a joined mixture of sounds: frogs, monkeys, birds, crickets, and the shaking of the great trees' big leaves become our soundtrack. It is time to get up and enjoy a typical amazon breakfast, a simply set table adorned with colors and flavors brought from the land, promoting a true gastronomic experience. Right after breakfast, jungle hike and appreciation of the amazon fauna and flora.
Returning from the hiking trail, a visit to the river base located in Acajatuba lake to be introduced to a Family Project, an income generating and conservation initiative supported by ICMBIO for the grey and pink dolphins contemplation – an opportunity to get to know up close the largest mammals in the amazon rivers. Return to the camp for a delicious Amazonian lunch.
In the afternoon, tour by motorized canoe to practice traditional piranha fishing, using rod and hook, as riverside residents do daily. Back at the camp, enjoy a special Amazonian barbecue, and perhaps try one of our signature jungle cocktails at the bar. The forest begins to fall silent as nighttime creatures take over—time to relax and unwind.
Meals included: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Wake up early (around 5:30 AM) for a sunrise experience and the spectacular morning flight of birds. Return for breakfast and prepare for a morning of exploration.
Next, we head out on a motorized canoe ride through the river trails around Lake Acajatuba, guided by local experts who reveal the mysteries of the flooded forest and its seasonal cycles.
Return to the camp for lunch, then begin your journey back to Manaus by land, with expected arrival around 4:00 PM.
Meals included: Breakfast and lunch.
**The ICMBio (Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation) is a federal agency linked to the Brazilian Ministry of the Environment. Established in 2007, the institute is responsible for the management of federal conservation units, such as national parks, biological reserves, and environmental protection areas, among others. Its main objective is to promote the conservation of biodiversity and natural ecosystems, ensuring the protection of protected areas and the sustainable use of natural resources within them. ICMBio also carries out activities such as research, monitoring, and environmental education, as well as promoting actions to combat deforestation and illegal hunting.
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