Top Amazon Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

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

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.

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.”

Take on the Amazon Rainforest with this 6-day guided eco-adventure from Manaus—a safe and structured way to experience life in the jungle. With a local guide leading the way, learn basic survival skills, travel by river into remote areas, and spend nights in hammocks. Daily activities focus on understanding the environment, observing wildlife, and learning how people live in and adapt to the rainforest.

Explore the Rio Negro and Januari Ecological Park by boat on this half-day expedition from Manaus. Travel by riverboat to the meeting of the waters, where the Amazon and the Rio Negro run side by side for a few miles and you can glimpse both pink and gray river dolphins. Learn about the native Brazilian people who make their lives along the river, the ecology and wildlife of the area from your local guide. Disembark at the Januari Ecological Park for a walk through the forest, then tour the narrow creeks via motorized canoe to see the Vitoria Regia water lily. Eat lunch at a floating restaurant before returning to Manaus.

Take a tour of the capital of the Amazon to discover its history and culture. Visit key landmarks such as the Opera House, the Alto Rio Negro Bridge, the Indian Museum, the Rio Negro Palace, local markets, and much more. Learn about the history of the “Heart of the Amazon” and the culture of this area surrounded by wildlife during this small-group excursion.

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.

Experience seamless, safe, and comfortable transportation in Manaus with Amazon Destinations. Our professional transfer services connect you effortlessly between the airport, hotels, river ports, and the city’s main attractions. Whether you are arriving for an Amazon adventure or departing after an unforgettable journey, our team ensures a smooth and stress‑free experience from start to finish. We provide private, air‑conditioned vehicles, operated by licensed, experienced drivers who know Manaus and its surroundings in detail. Punctuality, comfort, and personalized attention are at the heart of our service. From solo travelers to families and groups, we offer the ideal transfer solution for every need. Included in all transfers: Meet‑and‑greet service with a driver holding a name sign Comfortable, well‑maintained vehicles with air conditioning Assistance with luggage Safe and reliable transportation to your destination

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.

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!

With two days, so much is possible in the Amazon. On this tour, you’ll start in Manaus, seeing both the natural and human side of this world-famous river—think visiting former rubber plantations, seeing an Indigenous village, and staying overnight with a local family alongside jungle-trekking, fishing for piranha, spotting cayman, finding medicinal plants, and more.

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.

While most Amazon tours just focus on the wildlife, this excursion gives you insight into local cultures as well. Skip the hassle of arranging logistics in this remote and rural part of Brazil, and let a guide take care of orchestrating a variety of activities, including spotting pink dolphins, visiting a floating village, and interacting with an indigenous community.

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.

Explore the Amazon Rainforest, with the reassurance of a guide leading the way, on this hike through Presidente Figueiredo and its trails. Great for travelers who like to keep active on vacation, immerse yourself in lush landscapes as your guide takes you to a selection of caves on route to the Sucuriju waterfall, including Maruaga, Judea, and Cachoeira.

Discover the breathtaking Juma Lake region while staying at one of the finest jungle lodges in the Amazon. This unforgettable experience offers the perfect balance of adventure, wildlife, and relaxation in the heart of the rainforest. Explore its rich ecosystem, observe fascinating wildlife, and learn about the diverse plants and animals that call this remarkable environment home. Guided activities may include jungle walks, canoe excursions, wildlife spotting, fishing experiences, and opportunities to witness the region's stunning landscapes and unique biodiversity. Listen to the sounds of the rainforest, enjoy spectacular sunsets over the water, and experience the tranquility of one of the world's most extraordinary natural destinations. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike, this tour combines authentic Amazon experiences with comfort and relaxation, creating memories that will last 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

Watch the sunset over the beautiful Ipanema Lake and observe pink and gray river dolphins in their natural habitat. Experience the famous Meeting of the Waters phenomenon, where the Rio Negro and Amazon Rivers flow side by side without mixing for several kilometers. As night falls, embark on a nocturnal expedition to spot alligators in the Amazon wilderness. Complete your adventure with an overnight stay in a comfortable jungle lodge equipped with air conditioning, surrounded by the beauty and sounds of the rainforest.

Observe the unique phenomenon of the ‘meeting of the waters’—which refers to the union of the dark waters of the Black River with the clear currents of the Solimões River—on a day trip from Manaus. Ideal for nature lovers, this excursion increases your chances of spotting rare wildlife in the Amazon jungle and includes the opportunity to swim with pink dolphins.

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.

Explore the capital of the Amazon area in Brazil on this customizable tour. Join a private tour guide for a walk around the city with a local-focused view. Learn about the history of the city, see how locals live in the city and in the Amazon region, and visit landmarks to learn about their historical significance.

Learn about the fascinating history of Manaus on this small-group tour of the city. Starting with hotel pickup, head to the historical center of Manaus, where you can marvel at the many neoclassical buildings that popped up during the city’s rubber boom. From here, visit a local museum, the imposing Amazonas Opera House, the market complex, and more. Finally, end your tour with a stop at the Rio Negro Palace.

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).