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.
Manaus departure in an exclusive Amazon Explorers boat, with the Meeting of the Waters as the destination, a natural phenomenon that amazes each one of our visitors, where the dark Waters of Negro River run side by side with the muddy Waters of Solimões River for 6 km never mixing. After passing by the famous meeting of the rivers, our river tour goes on to Janauari Lake. A chance to get to know the different Amazon biomes – flooded forests – It is also in this biome that water lilies can be appreciated, one of the Amazon symbols, after walking through a pleasant suspended wooden trail.
Stop for lunch at a floating restaurant (lunch included) – where the Amazon flavors can be tasted in fruits, salads, prime fish, and meats. After lunch – the beginning of the navigation up the river by the Negro River's right margin, contemplating the Amazon beauties, Riverside houses, flooded forests, and narrow river channels which form igarapés (creeks).
Time to visit an Indigenous Community. Upon arrival in the community in the afternoon, the community leader and their family will offer a warm welcome, a traditional greeting that demonstrates how much visitors are valued by everyone there. This is the time when you can spend time in the community, listening to them share about their culture, food, and life in harmony with nature.
The next destination is Acajatuba lake, arrival and accommodation at camp, built with the available resources in the region, “Tapiri” style (the indigenous name for Hut) You will be accommodated in hammocks, in an area with separate female and male bathrooms. Showers, bath towels, and blankets are included in the kit to get ready for the beginning of the Amazon adventure.
A motorized canoe tour will be the next activity as the forest and river trails are navigated to watch the sunset and, then, onto the nocturnal wildlife spotting. This is when the sounds of the forest are mixed and all of your senses are attuned to be connected to the Amazon jungle, a mysterious portal is opened right before your eyes and ears. Dinner will be served at camp when the river tour is over. The jungle guide will share the details of the experiences from the following days.
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, back to camp for a delicious Amazonian lunch.
In the afternoon, the itinerary goes on by the margins of Negro River for a recognized tour of the Acajatuba region and ariau river, so very rich in biodiversity and naturally beautiful scenery with its creeks and flooded forests. Additionally, you'll have the opportunity to embark on a paddle canoe ride through the flooded forest, exploring its charms and natural wonders. During the canoe trip, you can also enjoy an artisanal fishing experience, with a brief stop to practice the skills of the fishing adventurers with a rod and hook fishing experience, a Riverside traditional way of fishing their daily meals by the river shore.
The return to the lodge will take place at nightfall, providing an opportunity to observe the sunset time, the flight of birds returning to their nests, and even to contemplate nocturnal animals such as alligators and owls, which begin to appear along the riverbanks, in the branches of trees, and the floating forest along the way.
This is the moment to turn off the canoe engines and listen only to the nocturnal forest awakening - embrace yourselves to taste the flavors unique to the Amazon while the darkness quiets the sounds of monkeys, birds, and cicadas to be replaced by amphibians and crickets. It is a sign that, under the night veil, several creatures venture outside their hiding spots. Moths, mantis, and other animals start showing up – under the flashlight focus or lured by the few sources of light in the jungle. After this enriching experience, it is time to return to Amazon Camp Lodge and have a delicious dinner.
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
The expert tip for today is to wake up early to watch the sunrise at 5:30 and experience the start of the day in the forest, the morning flight of birds, and the first rays of sunlight illuminating the forest, marking the beginning of another adventure in the Amazon.
Breakfast will be served at camp, and after a moment of relaxation, it is time to take our boat to visit the local community Acajatuba, our jungle guide will introduce the hostess of the local and explain how the tourism activities are important to their economy and promote activities that involve families, especially the young ones, teaching them about sustainability, crafts, respect for nature, and the essential knowledge that comes from knowing the rich biodiversity and connection to the Amazon culture are so present in the day-by-day of the community.
A visit to the crafts room and a brief explanation of the usage of local raw materials in the production of the crafts (seeds, vines, leaves) prove this practice not only is about the good use of resources and cultural appreciation, but, above all, business survival, contributing actively to the betterment of the income of the families involved.
On the way back to the camp, stop to visit the river base located in Acajatuba Lake to be introduced to a Family Project. This is an income-generating and conservation initiative supported by **ICMBio for the grey and pink dolphins contemplation – We believe that the best way to protect animals is to observe them in their natural habitat, as allowed by nature. Additionally, we support projects backed by institutions aimed at ensuring the safety and monitoring of species. For this reason, we endorse the projects for observing dolphins in their habitat, responsibly and consciously. We understand that by doing so, we can strengthen the bonds of protection for one of the largest mammals in the Amazon.
A special lunch will be served, and then it will be time to say goodbye to the Amazon Rainforest, carrying unforgettable memories and a greater understanding of the importance of preserving this unique ecosystem.
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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