Manaus, Full-Day Tour on the Amazon River

Embark on a comprehensive exploration of the Amazon Rainforest, commencing with a fully-guided day trip that encompasses key attractions such as encounters with river dolphins, interactions with indigenous communities including the Dessanos and Tucanos, visits to Januari Ecological Park, and culminating at the iconic Meeting of the Waters.

A day-long exploration awaits you in the heart of the Amazon, the world’s largest river basin and the source of one-fifth of all free-flowing fresh water on Earth. Spanning over 7 million square kilometers, this expansive ecosystem encompasses some of the most biodiverse regions on the planet, housing an astonishing one in ten of Earth's known species.

The Amazon River is teeming with life; it supports an unparalleled richness of birdlife, freshwater fish, and butterfly populations. Home to several endangered species such as jaguars, harpy eagles, and pink dolphins, the region remains a sanctuary for these magnificent creatures. Its extensive network of forests and trees hosts diverse flora and fauna, including southern two-toed sloths, pygmy marmosets, and Goeldi's monkeys.

Starting your journey from your Manaus hotel or nearby airport, you’ll embark upon a scenic boat cruise to Lake January. Witness the majestic convergence of the Negro and Amazon rivers here. Subsequently, switch to traditional canoes to venture into the serene waters of the Amazon, observing playful dolphins and admiring the iconic Victoria Regia water lilies.

Next, take a thrilling speedboat ride to an indigenous community located in the Dessanos and Tucanos villages. Engage in cultural interactions with these people, learn about their traditional practices, and witness their daily routines firsthand. Gain insight into their customs through visits to local medicinal gardens, where traditional remedies are prepared.

Lastly, immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the indigenous communities by purchasing exquisite handcrafted items made by skilled artisans. These treasures represent centuries-old traditions and craftsmanship, offering unique souvenirs to cherish long after your adventure has ended.