A boat floating down the Momon River in Amazon Rainforest
A boat floating down the Momon River in Amazon Rainforest

Amazon Rainforest

Codajas, Amazonas, 69450-000

The basics

An ideal destination for adventurous travelers who like to explore nature, the Brazilian Amazon is usually visited on a multi-day trip departing from Manaus. Amazon rainforest tours typically include overnight stays at ecolodges in the tropical forest, and activities such as Amazon jungle walks, river cruises, rafting, canoeing, and swimming. Local guides from the indigenous community are knowledgeable about flora and fauna, navigation, and general safety.

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3 Days Amazon Jungle Adventure Tour
3 Days Amazon Jungle Adventure Tour
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$360.00 per adult
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Real wild jungle
The jungle walk was fantastic, the real wild jungle, full or trees, lianas, flowers, mushrooms, spiders, birds, real sounds of monkeys and birds, mosquitoes, extrem hot and humidity. Much better to see a video or photographs, is living the wild
Winston_A, Feb 2024
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Things to know before you go

  • Check with your doctor about recommended vaccinations.

  • Take insect repellent and sun protection.

  • Consider carrying a pair of binoculars, as well as a flashlight for night treks.

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How to get there

Manaus is the most popular gateway to the Brazilian Amazon, with direct flights from Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and beyond. Tour operators normally pick up travelers from their accommodations.

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When to get there

The region is warm, rainy, and humid year-round. For less rainfall, go during the dry season (May to October).

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Fauna

Approximately 10 percent of the world’s known species live in the Amazon rainforest. Look for sloths; capybara; and howler, spider, tamarin, and capuchin monkeys. The forest floor is home to all kinds of snakes, including green anacondas and boa constrictors; the water teems with freshwater fish and river dolphins. Bird lovers will want to keep an eye out for brightly colored macaws and toucans. Deforestation in the Amazon is a threat to these animals, and several national parks have been established to protect the habitats.

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