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PIOTR_W, Aug 2026
Very cool tour. A bit too...
Very cool tour. A bit too many people but I guess they have to make sense of cost! Would have preferred to pay a bit more and have a more private experience with maybe 10-20 people max. But it's well worth it, lots of places are visited, I would do it again.
Yanire_N, Jul 2026
Awesome experience
This was an incredible experience. We learned about medicinal plants, saw the beautiful caves and swam in the waterfalls. We took pictures of plants and trees we have never seen before and heard birds of all sorts. Lunch was delicious. Lots of trekking up and down. Recommend renting the galoshes; they are worth it. Love to t!
Lynn_D, Jul 2026
Fabio was an extremely...
Fabio was an extremely knowledgeable and attentive guide. He helped us to appreciate the riches of the Amazon as he shared what is almost literally his back yard. The lunch prepared and served on the floating house was local and delicious. We had an incredible day!
MrJean_D, Jun 2026
I had a perfect tour! Recommended!
I had a superb tour, and.. it turned out to be only me!! So a private tour that took in a lot in the short time frame of 2 days. Money well spent I'd say, with indigenius and oink river dophins and a lot more. Thumbs up, hat off etc.. If you are on a short visit to Manaus, this is the tour you should do! Pickup/drop off at hotel, good lodge for the night. Recommended!!
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The largest city in the Amazon basin, Manaus is a bustling metropolis surrounded by jungle. It’s worth exploring the historic center and understanding how the city came to be, but most Manaus tours take you into the immense Amazon Rainforest and Amazon River. Spend 1–3 days in the jungle, marveling at the region's biodiversity or, if you're pressed for time, take a half-day excursion to the confluence of the Rio Negro and the Amazon, where pink dolphins and piranhas reside.