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Manaus: Amazon River Dolphins, Indigenous Village & Meeting of WatersYou’ll glide down the Amazon River from Manaus by speedboat, spot wild dolphins surfacing around you, watch two rivers collide at the Meeting of Waters, and share lunch with an indigenous community deep in the rainforest. Expect laughter with your guide and a few surprises along the way—you’ll carry those small moments home.
Presidente Figueiredo Day Trip: Caves, Lagoons & Iracema WaterfallYou’ll walk rainforest trails with a local guide, explore Maroaga Cave’s cool shadows, swim or wade in a crystalline lagoon deep in the Amazon, taste home-style lunch with fresh fish, and feel the spray of Iracema Waterfall before heading back to your hotel—muddy shoes and all.
Manaus Jungle Day Tour: Pink Dolphins, Piranha Fishing & SunsetYou’ll leave Manaus early for a full day in the jungle: slow canoe rides through tangled rivers, trekking with a local guide who knows every plant’s secret use, swimming with pink dolphins (yes—really), sharing lunch at a floating home, then fishing for piranhas before sunset colors everything gold. There’s laughter, mud on your shoes, maybe even cayman eyes glowing at night—this is how you feel the Amazon up close.
Amazon jungle trek & Anavilhanas Archipelago: 8-hour guided tourAn 8-hour guided tour of the Amazon rainforest and Anavilhanas Archipelago combines jungle trekking with river sailing, led by a local guide fluent in English, Spanish or Portuguese. Lunch, bottled water and all activities are included; pickup is arranged, and children from age 2 are welcome. Moderate fitness helps, as the day mixes walking and boat time.Is it for me?This is a shared tour with a set schedule and a guide leading the group, so it suits travelers who want local knowledge and don't want to navigate the forest alone—the guide's experience is what makes the wildlife sightings possible and the route safe. If you prefer to move at your own pace or need a private group, ask about other options when you book.
Amazon Jungle Overnight: Piranha Fishing & Indigenous VillageYou’ll trek through real Amazon jungle near Manaus, try piranha fishing from a canoe, swim with pink river dolphins, and wake early for sunrise over misty water. Visit an indigenous village to learn their traditions and share lunch at a floating restaurant before drifting past giant lilies and floating homes—an experience that lingers long after you leave.
Manaus Airport to Hotel: Private Transfer & Real-Time Flight TrackingYou’ll step off your flight into Manaus and spot your name on a sign—no taxi scramble or language worries. With real-time flight tracking and up to 50 minutes of included waiting time, your private driver greets you right at arrivals and takes you straight to your hotel or residence in comfort. It’s calm, easy, and gives you space to actually notice your first moments in Brazil.
Manaus: Solimoes River Piranha Fishing & Night Alligator TourYou’ll feel your pulse quicken as you fish for piranhas on the Solimoes River near Manaus, then watch your guide catch an alligator by hand after dark. See riverside life up close—from stilt houses to fishermen—and end floating through silent jungle channels under night sky.
Amazon River Day Tour: Meeting of Waters, dolphins, tribeA full-day Amazon river tour from your hotel with a small group of up to 10 people, visiting the Meeting of Waters where two rivers run side by side without mixing, a floating village, a Pirarucu fish farm, an indigenous tribe, and a platform where you swim with pink dolphins. All activities, lunch, mineral water, boat transport and hotel pickup are included; the guide speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese fluently, so anyone in your group can follow the commentary in their own language. The small group size (maximum 10 people) and fixed itinerary mean the day holds together without anyone building it—pickup, transport, meals and all six stops are arranged, so you show up at your hotel and the rest unfolds.
Amazon River Tour from Manaus: Meeting of Waters & Night SafariA full-day Amazon River tour from Manaus combines daytime exploration of the Meeting of Waters, giant water lilies, and flooded forest with an evening piranha fishing session and night safari for caimans and owls. Hotel pickup, speedboat, English-speaking guide, lunch at a floating restaurant, and life jackets are included; the tour runs 10 hours and requires moderate fitness.Is it for me?Your guide speaks English, Spanish or Portuguese—choose the language at checkout so the commentary and explanations flow naturally for you. The 10-hour day and moderate fitness requirement suit travelers who want to see the Amazon's major daytime and nocturnal ecosystems without splitting the experience across multiple days.
Manaus: 4-Hour Amazon Rainforest Hike & WildlifeYou get picked up at dawn, ride a motorized canoe into the jungle, then spend three hours hiking with a bilingual guide who teaches you about medicinal plants, forest structure, and native wildlife. The pace is steady and the forest is real—not a zoo or a park, but the actual Amazon rainforest near Manaus. Hotel return is included, and all entry fees are paid upfront.Is it for me?Right for travelers with moderate fitness who want to walk through actual Amazon jungle with someone who knows it, not a staged wildlife park. Plan for a full morning and early afternoon out—the 7:30am start and three-hour hike mean you're back by early afternoon, which is what lets you fit a real jungle experience into a Manaus stopover.
Amazon River Cruise Manaus: Wildlife & Meeting of WatersA 4-day river cruise from Manaus on the Amazon with no more than 6 travelers, staying aboard the boat and guided by an English-speaking professional. The itinerary moves between the Meeting of the Waters where the Rio Negro and Solimões converge, floating villages, indigenous communities, and jungle trails, with activities including piranha fishing, night alligator capture and release, canoe rides through flooded forests, and visits to a rubber plantation and cassava mill. Hotel pickup is included; meals are prepared on board.Is it for me?Hotel pickup means you don't arrange your own transport to the dock on day one, which matters if you're staying in central Manaus without a car. The small group size—no more than 6—and the fixed 4-day schedule keep the pace steady and the boat manageable, so the days hold together without negotiating stops or timing with a larger crew.
Manaus City Tour: Boat Ride Pink Dolphins Indigenous CultureA half-day Manaus city tour combines a swim with pink river dolphins at a local care project, a visit to an indigenous tribe that shares their dances and rituals, and time on a white sand beach along the Negro River. A live guide in English, Spanish or Portuguese leads the tour, with hotel pickup and bottled water included.Is it for me?This tour is shared with other travelers and led by a guide who handles the logistics and narration, so you focus on the moments themselves—the dolphins, the cultural exchange, the river—rather than arranging transport or timing. Choose it if you want to experience the Amazon's wildlife and indigenous culture in a single half-day without navigating the city or the river on your own.
Manaus to Santarém Boat Journey: Private Cabin & Hotel PickupYou’ll drift down the Amazon River from Manaus to Santarém in a private cabin, sharing meals with locals and swapping stories with your guide along the way. Expect early mornings, honest food, hotel pickup that keeps things easy—and long stretches where time feels different out on the water.
