Top Amazon Sightseeing Tours - page 2

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.

Get to know the Juma lake area in one of the best lodges of the region. You will have an unique experience in the Amazon Jungle and have the oppurtunity to get to know more about its animals and plants. This is a tour for those who wants some time in the nature with some exciting adventures and rest in a beautiful place.

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.

Stray from the beaten path and go deeper into the Amazon than most visitors on a 5-day tour from Iquitos. The ultimate choice for nature lovers, this extended trip takes you to the heart of the Amazon jungle and dramatically increases your chances of spotting rare wildlife. Plus, all permits, accommodation, meals, and transfers are included for a seamless experience.

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 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 .

Explore the heart of the Amazon on this 5-hour private tour from Manaus. Head out on the Amazon River by speedboat and discover the wildlife that lives in this massive forest. See where the Rio Negro and Amazon River meet and learn why the rivers are two different colors. Go piranha fishing and search for Amazonian alligators while listening to commentary from your guide about the region and its history.

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.

The perfect way to see the best of Amazon in a short amount of time. The full-day trip takes you to some of the most beautiful and iconic places in the rainforest, including the meeting of the waters of the Rio Negro and the Solimões that form the Amazon River. You’ll also have a chance to swim with river dolphins, visit an indigenous community, and learn about the natural history of the Amazon. Joshua’s expert guides will ensure you have a safe and memorable experience, and you’ll come away with a new appreciation for the natural wonders of this amazing place.

Travel from Manaus to Presidente Figueiredo on a guided day trip that makes it easy to reach one of the region’s best known waterfall and cave areas. Journey north with a local guide into rainforest landscapes dotted with natural pools and cascades, then explore sites such as the Maruaga, Judeia, and Onca caves while learning how water has shaped the region. Swim beneath waterfalls, walk through jungle trails, and enjoy a traditional lunch at a local restaurant, with round-trip transport included to remove the need for independent planning.

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.

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.

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 ).

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.

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.

Explore the Amazon from the inside out by camping and trekking in dense jungle and getting up-close to an array of unique wildlife. With one night sleeping in a comfortable lodge and another in a hammock slung between tropical rainforest trees, this 3-day tour offers an intrepid introduction to the sights, sounds, and colors of the Brazilian Amazon.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.