Amazon jungle survival adventure from Manaus (3–5 days): speedboat past Meeting of the Waters, hammock camping, sunrise canoeing, medicinal plant treks, piranha fishing, nighttime caiman spotting, spearfishing + survival skills on longer stays, all meals, gear, bilingual guide and max 12 guests included.
Dive into the wild heart of the Amazon on a multi-day adventure at a floating lodge in the Juma region, 100 km south of Manaus, where you’ll live the real jungle experience: canoeing flooded forests, hiking dense trails, fishing for piranhas, swimming with pink river dolphins, spotting caimans at night, and learning survival skills from native guides.
Choose 3, 4, or 5 days to balance immersion with your schedule—stay in private air-conditioned rooms with mosquito nets, enjoy all meals (fresh fish, rice, beans, manioc, fruits), and let your experienced guide tailor activities to the season (flooded igapó forests in wet season, trails in dry). Highlights include sunrise canoe cruises, jungle treks to see medicinal plants and wildlife (monkeys, birds, caimans), visits to local families, and optional overnight camping in hammocks under the stars.
This small-group tour (max 10–12) includes round-trip transfers from Manaus (hotel or airport), all meals, lodging, guiding, and the chance to disconnect and reconnect with nature.
Real talk: the Amazon is raw—expect bugs (bring repellent), variable weather, and moderate fitness for hikes/canoeing. No AC in some areas; pack layers.
Perfect for nature lovers wanting an authentic, non-touristy stay—book early for dry season.
Here's practical advice to help your Amazon adventure go well, based on common experiences with jungle conditions, wildlife, and weather. We've pulled this from what past guests told us after their trips.
Common issues. Not wheelchair accessible—jungle terrain. Guests found moderate fitness sufficient; no major climbs. Weather rarely cancels; dress in layers.
High likelihood—Amazon is rich in animals. Guests saw dolphins, birds, caimans, and sometimes monkeys—guides maximize sightings.
Moderate—short trails, some uneven ground. Guests with average fitness handled it fine; guides adjust pace.
Yes for ages 5+ who handle long days and jungle conditions. Families said older kids loved the canoe and wildlife, but supervise closely.
Limited—lunch is simple (rice, beans, veggies). Notify early for adjustments. Guests found options sufficient.
Canoe deck and trails give great angles—bring a good zoom lens or phone with stabilizer. Guides pause for shots when animals appear.
3–5 days at Tapiri Floating Lodge with canoeing, hiking, dolphin swim, piranha fishing, and night spotting. Past guests preferred the immersive, family-run lodge experience and local guide over shorter or larger tours.
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