Top Manaus Sightseeing Tours - page 3

The Amazon rainforest covers much of northwestern Brazil and is the world's largest tropical rainforest that's known for its biodiversity. Explore this natural attraction on this private all-day guided tour, which can be modified according to your group's needs. Visit an indigenous tribe and join in their traditional dances, go piranha fishing, and search for Amazonian alligators at night.

Immerse yourself in the Amazon on this three-day guided excursion. Learn about the rainforest and the people that live along the riversides as you trek through the jungle with a local guide. Stay at the Amazon Boto Lodge, located in an isolated region of Juma Lake in the southern part of Manaus. This trip requires a minimum of two people and a maximum of six.

Joshua's Amazon Expeditions will be led you on an Amazon Jungle trip to the Amazon Boto Lodge , located in a region about 110 km in a streat line from manaus in very islated place , where you can release by the sound of the jungle and explore the region by treking in a virgin area of rain forest . During this trip you will have the chance to go fishing , trekking ,cayman spoting at nigth , sun rise ,bird wacthing and the see the magnificante Meeting of the Waters of the (rio Negro and Solimoes ).

The Amazon Rainforest, the lungs of the world, with parts still unmapped and known only to natives. The best and often only means of access is by riverboat, but the options are daunting if you're unfamiliar with the routes. Take the guesswork out of the equation by booking this Amazonian journey tailored to fit your needs and expectations.

We offer: - Transfer to your hotel in downtown Manaus - Maximum security - Modern vehicles - Drivers

Ritual of the Tucandeiras Sateré Mawé! Leaving from Manaus at 09:00am by car for 1 hour to the Parana of Ariau,then by speed boat for 45min to the Trible Sateré Mawé at 11am.

Experience the Amazon Rainforest on an overnight guided trip from Manaus that makes visiting the remote region more accessible. Travel to a rainforest lodge near Paricatuba and explore the surrounding waterways and jungle with a local guide who helps you navigate the environment and understand what you’re seeing. With transport, accommodation, and meals arranged, the experience removes much of the uncertainty of planning a stay in the Amazon.