Top Amazon Tours by Duration - page 2

Combine three unforgettable experiences in one tour and get a taste of the Amazon Rainforest on this full-day tour from Manaus. Set sail along the mighty Amazon River in a speedboat and see the dramatic Meeting of the Waters, where the Rio Negro meets the Amazon. Next, visit an indigenous village to learn about life in the Amazon, followed by a popular wildlife-watching spot to look for wild Amazon river dolphins.

Adventure, nature-loving travelers will enjoy the chance to get active in the Amazon Rainforest safely. This four-day tour includes trekking, kayaking, and camping. Avoid getting lost or running into trouble in the jungle by going with a group and guide. Learn more about the amazing forest and its wildlife and ecosystems while having fun.

This tour takes you north of the city approximatly 2 hours by bus. It leaves at 8:00 am and returns at 6:00 pm. On this tour you visit the nearby Presidente Figueirdo Waterfall. There is food avaliable at nearby vendors. We Recommend you bring a bathing suit, sandles, sunscreen or tanning oils bug repellant. In season the water runs quickly and is a good place to cool off. This is a Full day tour and lasts about 10 hours from start to finish with about 6 hours at the location. This is a favorite spot for the locals. BOOK DIRECT from our Website and Save...

Escape Manaus and enter the Amazon rain forest to enjoy a motorized canoe ride through one of the largest jungles on the planet. During a 3-hour hike, look for wildlife and learn about medicinal plants from your guide. Take advantage of photo opportunities to create a lasting record of your adventure.

Exploring the waterways around Manaus on your own can mean missing key wildlife activity and navigating unfamiliar river channels. This small-group, guided boat excursion simplifies the experience by taking you along the Solimoes River to fish for piranha and observe alligators at dusk. With transport by boat, organized fishing stops, and a local on hand, it couldn't be easier to enjoy an authentic Brazilian experience.

While the nearby Amazon is full of natural wonders, the city of Manaus is also worthy of exploration. This private tour lets you see Manaus through the eyes of a local, for deeper insight into local culture and history than you’d get alone. Explore on foot to focus on the finer details and enjoy the chance to ask your private guide as many questions as you like.

Uncover the secrets behind the sights on this private tour of Manaus, and delve deeper into the city’s history than you could during an independent visit. Hear about Brazil’s rubber boom and witness its effect on the Amazonian city first-hand as you visit sights such as the Teatro Amazon, the Adolpho Lisboa Market, and Palacio Rio Negro.

Reaching the waterfalls and caves around Presidente Figueiredo (known as the "Land of Waterfalls") independently can be difficult without transportation and local knowledge. This day trip from Manaus streamlines the experience, taking you north into protected rainforest landscapes—well-known for clear-water cascades and jungle trails—to visit waterfalls and explore the Maroaga Cave System (Caverna do Maroaga).

Experience the beauty of the Amazon as you venture deep into the jungle on this 3-day tour. Join a small group and spend two nights in a jungle lodge with several day excursions. Visit a floating village, fish for piranhas, see where two rivers converge, and learn about the delicate ecosystem of the rain forest from your guide.

Get up close and personal with the Amazon River’s formidable black caimans on this exciting night-time nature cruise with a twist. Take a boat along the Amazon and Solimões rivers with your guide and visit these creatures, the brothers and sisters of the American and Chinese alligator, in their natural habitats. This exciting tour sets out in the evening, giving you the opportunity to enjoy remarkable views of the Amazon at dusk.

Immerse yourself in the heart of the Amazon on this 3-day adventure that blends wildlife exploration with cultural experiences. Start with a scenic canoe ride to your rustic lodge, followed by piranha fishing and a night cruise to spot caymans. Engage in jungle survival skills and visit local families, while enjoying the thrill of swimming with pink dolphins. Experience the magical Amazon sunrise, visit an indigenous community, and marvel at the giant water lilies and the Meeting of the Waters phenomenon. This tour offers an authentic connection to the Amazon's rich culture and natural beauty. - All-inclusive: meals, lodging, and guided activities - Learn survival skills and engage with local communities - Swim with rare pink dolphins in their natural habitat - Witness unique natural wonders like the Meeting of the Waters

Save yourself the stress of planning a multi-day excursion into the Brazilian Amazon and instead opt for this small-group adventure which includes round-trip transportation, meals, and a bilingual guide. Gain access to places you might not otherwise visit and learn more about medicinal plants and native fauna than you would alone, for an experience you can’t easily replicate elsewhere.

Combine city sightseeing with a speedboat cruise along the Amazon River on this comprehensive, yet efficient, half-day tour. Perfect for travelers short on time in Manaus, check off Manaus City Hall, the Manaus traditional market, Amazonas Opera House, and more, in just a matter of hours. Wrap up the experience with a journey along the river to see the incredible "Meeting of the Waters", where the dark Rio Negro and muddy Solimoes River flow side by side for miles without mixing.

Special Walking Tour viewing beautiful historical attractions, experiencing the local culture and getting to know the incredible sights of the city of Manaus!

Joshua’s Amazon Expeditions will guide you on an Amazon survival tour for people interested in having maximum contact with nature and learning as much possible about the forest. This trip is located in the south of Manaus in the Juma area, 100 kilometres away from the city. On this tour all nights are spent camping in the Amazon Jungle.

On this private tour, journey from Manaus aboard a speedboat and see how the Negro and Solimoes rivers come together to form the mighty Amazon River—the largest in South America. Watch for native flora and fauna along the riverbanks on the way to Januari Lake, and listen to a guide share local insights into the area. Few travelers are lucky enough to experience the Amazon from a waterborne vantage point, making this a rare and memorable experience.

The Urubu River is a tributary of the great Amazon River, and lies to the east of Manaus. It is almost 500 km/310 miles long, and is the narrowest river we travel on – it is the perfect width to experience the real rainforest at your fingertips. Few people live on this exciting river and you will enjoy peaceful days without seeing or hearing much of humanity at all. The predominantly gentle current will aid you in your journey downstream, although you may also have the chance to shoot some safe but exciting rapids. Kayaking is the perfect way to experience this beautiful, mystical river before mass tourism discovers it!

Join me on a life-changing journey deep into the Amazon, where comfort and time lose meaning. No Wi-Fi, no watches — just pure connection, self-reflection, and adventure. Live alongside native families who survive from their pineapple plantations and learn their wisdom. Fish for piranhas, call out to pink dolphins and caimans, and explore rivers where the forest breathes. At night, join your guide for traditional hunting, listening to the sounds of the jungle under a sky full of stars. Hike through the rainforest to discover rare fruits, medicinal plants, and giant spiders that reveal nature’s untamed beauty. Sleep in hammocks, share meals over open fire, and experience life as the locals do — simple, raw, and real. This is not luxury — it’s authenticity, healing, and the adventure of a lifetime.

MUSA – Museum of the Amazon Discover the forest. Duration to the Musa is 45 minutes, the Even coming back. Located in the midst of the Amazon forest, MUSA is a unique space where nature and science meet. Here, you live a transformative experience amidst biodiversity and knowledge. Educational and interactive exhibitions Livestock with orchids and bromelias Lagoons, aquariums and laboratories with snakes, insects and butterflies The trails through the forest provide pleasant walks and full of surprising discoveries. Observation tower with 42 meters high and 242 steps – amazing view of the tree tops at dawn! WAIT TIME IN HOTEL OR PORTO IS 25MINUTES, after no arrival time. ⚡️ Important: It is mandatory to wear closed footwear for your safety on the trails and in the natural areas. ️ Climate in the region: Amazon summer: from August to early November Amazon winter (most rainy): from late November to late July

Explore the city of Manaus, on the banks of the River Negro. Here is where the River Negro and the River Solimões meet—see where the waters converge and change color. Learn about Manaus and its rich history, and see important landmarks such as the Adolpho Lisboa Municipal Market, the picturesque local park, and the Teatro Amazonas opera house.

Embark on an extraordinary Manaus tour that blends rich history, natural marvels, and an authentic river tour. Your tour begins at the legendary Amazonas Opera House, a magnificent Renaissance Opera House built in 1896 during the Rubber Boom. Featuring an iconic dome tiled in the Brazilian flag's colors and a lavish interior of European marble, it stands as the ultimate symbol of the city's golden age. From there, head to the waters to witness the famous Meeting of the Waters, where the dark Negro and the sandy Solimões Rivers flow side-by-side for miles without mixing. Nearby, you'll visit the floating village of Lago do Catalão, built entirely on logs to adapt to the Amazon’s shifting tides, offering a rare look into traditional floating life.

Beginning of the journey to the Meeting of the Waters , where we will observe the Rio Negro and Solimões that together form the Amazon River. Next we will visit the January Lake, where we will see the floating houses located on a inundated area because of the the flood period of the river.

See the highlights of Manaus during this guided sightseeing tour. Visit the Municipal Market and the floating port, and then stop at Teatro Amazonas, the Rio Negro Palace, and the Indian Museum. Learn about Manaus' interesting architecture, as well as the culture and history of this Amazonian city along the way. Round-trip transportation from Manaus hotels is included.

✨ Private Tour – Amazonas Science Forest & Theatre ✨ Meet two of Manaus’ leading cultural and environmental heritage in an exclusive and personalized tour. We started at the magnificent Teatro Amazonas, a symbol of the golden age of rubber and one of the most important theatres in Brazil. You will learn about its imposing architecture, historical details and curiosities that have marked the history of the city. Then we head to the Forest of Science, a space dedicated to the research and preservation of the Amazon, where you can observe the fauna and flora of the region, including booze fish, chelons and ecological trails. Optimal duration of 3h all the way – A dynamic ride, no rush and no rush. Private transportation with comfort and safety Exclusive and personalized care Departure and return to the hotel Differential: By being a private tour, you have flexibility of schedule, total attention during the experience and a script adapted to your pace.