Top Manaus Multi-day Cruises

Explore the Amazon Rainforest without spending days planning your transport and activities on a 3-day jungle adventure tour from Manaus. Heighten your chance of spotting rare wildlife as you go piranha fishing, on a night walk, and on multiple jungle treks. You'll also meet the local indigenous tribe, the Caboclos, for a unique cultural experience.

Most jungle tours last at least a couple of days, but not everyone has the time to spend. This tour packs a number of jungle activities into just one day for an exciting day in the Amazon. Join a small group for a day and nighttime jungle trek as well as a boat tour. Spend your day learning about local wildlife, medicinal plants, and jungle survival.

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.

Private Historic City Tour in Manaus Discover the charm, history and culture of the Amazon on an exclusive tour through the streets of Manaus. Travel in time while touring the city’s top historic points with comfort, security and professional Guide accompaniment. An ideal scenario for those seeking an authentic experience, rich in culture and full of fascinating stories. Duration: 3 hours • Jefferson Park • Banana Fair (local tradition) • Adolpho Lisbon Municipal Market • Arts Fair • Rio Negro Palace (external visit on Tuesdays) • The Amazonas Theatre (external visit on Mondays) • Largo de San Sebastián • Historic houses and the City Museum (external visit) ⚡️ Important: • On Mondays, the Amazonas Theatre does not make internal visits. • On Tuesdays, the Rio Negro Palace is closed for internal visits. • On Sundays, the tour takes place in a panoramic way (consult in advance).

Exploring the Amazon’s tropical rainforest is a dream adventure for many travelers, but its remote location and vast size can make planning challenging. This small-group, multi-day tour departs from Manaus and takes you deep into the forest with a local guide, so you can explore with confidence. Paddle canoes through the Rio Negro’s tributaries to fish for piranhas, learn about medicinal plants and traditional farming from the indigenous Caboclos people, and much more.

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.

Get the full Amazon experience when you book this full-day excursion that begins in Manaus. Take a speed boat ride along the Black River to an area where you can swim with docile river dolphins and observe them in the wild. Then, visit an indigenous community to learn about the local culture and lifestyle. Finally, see where the Black and Amazon rivers converge at the “meeting of the waters.”