For those who want to explore the Amazon in its entirety, navigating its river routes and land trails, this package is ideal. For four days, you will have the opportunity to intensely experience the jungle, rivers and lakes, taste the authentic Amazonian flavors, immerse yourself in the local culture and, at the same time, enjoy moments of relaxation surrounded by nature.
Departure from Manaus on an exclusive Amazon Explorers vessel, heading to the Meeting of the Waters, a phenomenon that enchants all our visitors, where the dark waters of the Rio Negro run parallel to the muddy waters of the Rio Solimões for 6 km without mixing. After passing through the famous meeting of the rivers, the river tour continues to Janauari Lake.
Opportunity to explore different Amazon biomes - Igapó forests - are low-lying and frequently flooded terrains and therefore form vegetation consisting of shrubs, vines, and mosses, examples of common plants in these areas. It is also in the Igapó forests where you can appreciate the famous aquatic plant Victoria Regia, one of the symbols of the Amazon, after walking along a pleasant suspended wooden trail, surrounded by nature and tall trees.
Stop for lunch at a floating restaurant - where Amazonian flavors can be tasted in fruits, salads, noble fishes, and meats. After lunch - begin the upstream navigation along the right bank of the Rio Negro, contemplating the Amazonian beauties, the riverside houses, flooded forests, and the narrow channels of the river that form creeks.
As the vessel glides through the waters of the Rio Negro, it is the ideal time to contemplate the beautiful landscapes that form along the navigation. The arrival at the Indigenous community will take place in the afternoon when the community leader and his family will offer us a warm welcome. This traditional greeting shows how much the presence of visitors is well-received by everyone.
Take some free time to interact and connect with the community hosts and learn about their manual work made with forest-derived raw materials.
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: Breakfast and Lunch.
Dawn in the jungle is an incredible experience, you can hear the forest waking up in the early hours of the morning with sounds that promote a true symphony of nature. Slowly, the voice of the forest takes on great proportions and mixes with the sounds of frogs, monkeys, birds, crickets, and the rustling of the leaves of the tall trees.
It's time to get up and enjoy a typical Amazonian breakfast, a simple table filled with colors and flavors that sprout from the earth, promoting a true gastronomic experience.
Then we begin a guided jungle walk, exploring the terra firme biome. We’ll encounter towering trees like the Sumaúma, orchids, bromeliads, açaí and buriti palms, and medicinal plants. With some luck, we may spot monkeys (howlers and tamarins), colorful birds, sloths, lizards, and snakes. Return to the lodge for a traditional Amazonian lunch and rest.
Upon returning from the trail, visit the fluvial base at Acajatuba Lake to learn about a family project supported by ICMBIO, which combines income generation and conservation efforts through dolphin-watching activities. Here, you will have the opportunity to see the gray and pink river dolphins, the largest aquatic mammals of the Amazon, up close.
Return to the camp for a delicious Amazonian lunch. In the afternoon, time to visit the village of Acajatuba, home to about 70 people. The host promotes community tourism involving youth and families, encouraging sustainable practices, traditional crafts, and appreciation for local biodiversity and culture.
We then continue 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: Dinner, Breakfast and Lunch.
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 day 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.
After a relaxed time in the Amazon Camp Lodge, it is time to visit a riverside family who earns their living through community-based tourism. Learn the traditional process of making manioc flour, a key ingredient in Amazonian cuisine. You’ll also see how beiju and tapioca are made—essential foods in both Indigenous and local diets.
On the way back to Camp Lodge, we’ll take a moment to stop and admire the majestic sunset over the Negro River.
This is the perfect time to observe birds returning to their nests, dolphins hunting for fish, and to listen as the sounds of the night begin to rise — revealing the mysteries of the Amazon.Enjoy a free evening at Amazon Camp Lodge.
How about celebrating your last night in the jungle with a taste of some delicious Amazonian drinks?
Meals included: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
On this final day in the forest, waking up to the sound of birds and the symphony of nature has become a part of daily life. It's also a tranquil moment to organize your belongings and savor the last hours in the serene atmosphere of the jungle.
After breakfast, you can enjoy a leisurely canoe ride as a farewell to the forest, paddling through the flooded areas of the forest and perhaps spotting species of Amazonian fauna and flora before your eyes.
We'll return to the camp for lunch and then begin the journey back to Manaus by land, with an estimated arrival time of 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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