Full-day small-group Amazon tour from Manaus (max 10 guests): 2-hour jungle trek with medicinal plants + wildlife spotting, cruise to Anavilhanas Archipelago on Rio Negro, traditional Amazonian lunch with local fish, hotel pickup, speedboat, bilingual guide and water included.
Venture deep into the Amazon Rainforest from Manaus on a full-day adventure that packs wildlife spotting, jungle trekking, and a cruise through the massive Anavilhanas Archipelago—all in one unforgettable 8-hour trip.
Your bilingual guide picks you up from your hotel at 8:00 AM and takes you by motorized canoe a short distance from the city into the dense jungle.
Spend about 2 hours on an educational guided walk through the rainforest, learning about medicinal plants, towering trees, and the incredible biodiversity—keep your eyes peeled for scorpions, spiders, snakes, monkeys, birds, and other creatures that call this dense ecosystem home.
Then cruise to the Anavilhanas Archipelago, the world’s largest freshwater archipelago, where the Rio Negro spreads up to 27 km wide—explore its maze of islands, channels, and flooded forests, spotting more wildlife along the way. Enjoy a simple, authentic Amazonian lunch (typically fresh fish like Peacock Bass or Tambaqui with manioc and rice) prepared on a beach, in the jungle, or in a floating house depending on weather and season. Return to Manaus around 4:30 PM, filled with stories and memories of the world’s largest jungle.
Real talk: the Amazon is wild—expect bugs (bring repellent), variable weather, and a moderate fitness level for the jungle walk.
Small groups max 10 for a personal, immersive feel; book early for dry season.
Here's practical advice to help your Amazon day 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 monkeys, birds, caimans, and sometimes dolphins—guides maximize sightings.
Moderate—short trails, some uneven ground. Guests with average fitness handled it fine; guides adjust pace.
Yes for children 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.
Canoe, hike, pink dolphins, piranha fishing, and night spotting in one day. Past guests preferred the comprehensive jungle experience and local guide over shorter or larger tours.
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