Top Manaus Tours by Duration - page 3

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!

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.

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

Learn about the traditional indigenous people, swim with the amazing creatures of the rivers (pink river dolphins), enjoy a refreshing time at a white sand and warm waters river beach.

Enjoy an afternoon and evening with lots of authentic activities in the Amazon jungle. Ride on a motorized canoe through the flooded forests (seasonal), fish for piranhas and enjoy a refreshing and majestic swim with pink river dolphins that live free in the wild, Watch one of the most astonishing sunsets and (with luck) the sky with millions of stars, while observing the rich nocturnal fauna and flora of our region.

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.

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, looking for food , jungle survival techniques and fishing like the nativa people .

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.

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.

Learn about Brazil's rubber trade on a visit to Vila Paraíso. During this half-day tour from Manaus, see where rubber is loaded onto boats and shipped around the world. At the Rubber Museum, visit the workshops and warehouses where rubber was collected, processed and stored. Take a walk among the rubber trees to see how rubber is collected, then visit both the Rubber Master's opulent house and the modest homes of typical industry employees. On the return trip to Manus, stop at Tupé Beach to cool off with a swim (time permitting). Round trip transportation from Manaus hotels is included.

Discover the story of the Amazonian Jews who live in the Amazon basin on this private tour in Manaus. The descendents of 19th-century Jewish Moroccan immigrants, the tour includes a guided tour of the Beit Yaacov/Rabbi Meyr Synagogue, which was created by the merging of two previous synagogues in 1962. You’ll also visit the Beit Chabad, the Jewish Cemetery, and the Amazon Opera House.

Immerse yourself in an unforgettable 3‑day, 2‑night Amazon Jungle Experience, staying in a comfortable eco‑lodge deep in the rainforest, where every moment connects you to the raw beauty of nature. This all‑inclusive package features full‑board meals showcasing authentic Amazonian flavors, expertly guided excursions such as canoe tours, wildlife observation, jungle trekking, and cultural encounters with local communities, all led by knowledgeable bilingual guides. Round‑trip transfers from Manaus by road and river ensure a seamless journey into the heart of the jungle, where serene accommodations, breathtaking landscapes, and the sounds of the forest create a truly transformative adventure. This is more than a trip — it’s a once‑in‑a‑lifetime immersion into the world’s most extraordinary ecosystem.

Explore the locally-known “paradise” of Presidente Figueiredo and its many waterfalls on this private full-day tour. Deep within the Amazon, see more than 100 waterfalls, each with unique views and some safe enough to swim in. Learn about the geology of the rainforest with your guide, visit caves, and swim in the cool, clear waters of the waterfall pools. Hotel pickup and lunch are included for a seamless experience.

Experience what life in the jungle would be like without any modern amenities during this half-day survival tour from Manaus. Join a small group and head into the Amazon Rain Forest with an expert who guides you through a series of survival tasks which include searching for water and food, building a fire, creating traps, and constructing a shelter.

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.

Heading into the Amazon Rainforest alone is never a good idea if you’re not familiar with the area and its wildlife. On this private tour from Manaus, go with a guide who can easily lead the way as you explore cave systems and waterfalls, including the Presidente Figueiredo Sanctuary. Lunch and round-trip hotel transfers are included for a stress-free day.

For travelers who want to get to the Colombian border from Manaus, all while exploring the Amazon, this 6-day boat trip gets you there. Relax on deck or in your own private cabin during this scenic journey on the Amazon River. Booking is made easier without the hassle of researching cruise operators; three meals per day are included in the price.

Explore Presidente Figueiredo, the 'Terra de Cachoeiras' (Land of Waterfalls) on this full-day trip from Manaus. During your drive to the small town of Presidente Figueiredo just north of Manaus, view the Amazon rainforest and learn about the native flora and fauna from your local guide. Discover the Sanctuary and Iracema waterfalls near the Urubui River, where you'll have time to swim and explore the area. Enjoy a traditional Brazilian lunch at a local restaurant. Admission tickets and round-trip transportation from Manaus hotels is included.

The Jaracuí - Amazon Experience provides an immersion in the nature and culture of the Amazon. During the experience, you will be able to navigate the Negro River, explore the forest, meet the Bela Vista do Jaraqui river community, experience the local culture and contemplate unique landscapes of the region. An experience for those who want to know the Amazon in an authentic, safe and close to nature way. Come live the Amazon with the Jaracuí!

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 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.

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...

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.

This tour is wonderful! When it is organized and executed by the Jaguar Jungle Tour team it becomes even more special, as the service is offered with a high degree of safety, respect and professionalism!