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the Piranhas. (#1/10)
catching some wild red piranhas for maing the more delicious soup....
motor ride canoe (#2/10)
for making the exploration ( Lakes, small rivers, islands and creeks)...
camping in deep Jungle (#3/10)
after walk for several hours in the real amazon, we will prepare the place for making our...
great trekking (#4/10)
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your dream in our hands (#5/10)
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swimming with pink dolphins (#6/10)
the unique place in the world swimming and playing with the pink Dolphins of the Amazon....
the cute sloth. (#7/10)
we can see and tousch some cute sloths of the amazon, some time it you find near to the ba...
Amazon Riders Camp. (#8/10)
this is our Jungle Lodge Base located in the Amazon River tributary....
motor boat. (#9/10)
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big regiona Boat (#10/10)
we use this transportation for making our long trips like the Anaconda Expedition...
Brazil Manaus Amazon Jungle Tours
Manaus, Brazil | Eco ToursStarting at $85 per trip
Activity/Tour
This new and special jungle expedition brings you to two of the most important and rich ecosystems of the Amazon. On this trip you will visit the Amazon River, the Negro River and their tributaries. You will see original Indian communities including the Satere Maue, Sahu Ape and Dessania tribes along the Ariau River. Their Tuchauas will introduce you to their tribes, and tell you about their myths, legends and rituals. You will live with the Indians, explore with them in the jungle among wildlife and exotic plants and learn how to survive like a man of the jungle.
motor ride canoe (enlarge)
Typical Day
Day 1:
The expedition starts at 07:30 hours (7:30 AM). We will sail in a regional boat or speed boat to the Rio Amazonas River to the Ipixuna indigenous community, passing the meeting of the waters (Rio Negro and Solimoes Rivers). Here you can try your luck fishing the biggest Amazon fish called the Arapaima, a true river monster. After that we will explore the flooded jungle areas (speciality Amazon Riders) and see the magnificent Victoria Regias. Here you will be able to see squirrel monkeys and try your luck fishing for Sardinas and Piranhas.
We will then take a small trek through the virgin jungle, where you can see sloths, parrots snakes, and alligators (caimans). At the end of the day we continue the expedition up the Rio Negro to the Araras Lake where we will prepare dinner (Piranhas and other fish caught earlier in the day) and spend the night under the stars on the boat in hammocks or in the native house (corote native house).
Day 2:
We continue our expedition to the Indian community called Sahu Ape, and visit the Sateré Maué Indians. Here we will ask the Tuxaua (Indian head) for permission to visit his village. The indians will show us their pharmacy of medical plants and jungle fruit plantations. After lunch with the Indians we will explore different ecosystems by canoe and observe capuchine monkeys, lizards (iguanas), exotic birds and plants.
We will spend the night in the indigenous community where the Indians will invite us to the mystic Tucandeira welcome ritual, iniciated by the Shaman (Indian doctor) of the Sahu Ape. Already being accepted as part of the community, we will sleep in native houses in hammocks protected by mosquito nets.
Day 3:
After breakfast and a sunrise tour in the indigenous canoes we will explore with Indian guides through their jungle, learn about medical plants and exotic insects and how to survive in the jungle.
In the afternoon we will continue our expedition in the regional boat to the mouth of the Aruau River, where we will see orquideias, parasite plants and in the night spot caimans. We will then spend the night on the regional boat.
Day 4:
We start the day off with breakfast in the Acajatuba Lake floating house where you can swim and play with pink dolphins. After lunch we will visit some natives in the region and see their manioc plantations and learn how they produce farinha from the manioc plants. We will spend the night in the San Tomé village in our small Amazon Riders Lodge. You will sleep in a small cabin equipped with beds and clean restrooms.
Day 5:
Today we will prepare our expedition for the deepest jungle and survival training yet. We bring all the equipment in the motor boat and navigate through small channels arriving in the heart of the the rain forest. Here we will make our camp equipped with a special plastic roof with hammocks and mosquit nets. Here we will sleep in the real jaguar territories, with an 80% chance of seeing those wild cats.
We will build our jungle camp in the style of the hunter, watch animals and learn how to hunt with a spear, and bow and arrow. The guides will show us how to track animal footprints and how to navigate back to the camp without a GPS. We will spend the night in the jungle and listen to the jaguars.
Day 6:
After a typical hunter breakfast we head out to the Anavilhanas Archipel where we will explore the islands, sandy river beaches and a variety of birds like Toucans. In the evening we reach the Yaraqui Narrow River and set up camp. This is the deepest jungle region but despite what you might think there are not mosquitoes. At night we will try to spot animals from canoe including snakes like Anacondas and Boa Constrictors. The Tamandua Bandeira region is also know to have ant eaters.
Day 7:
We sailing on the Rio Negro towards Manaus and visit the small Indian village of the Dessanas Indians near the Tupe ecological reserve. We will join in their indigenous dances and rituals and learn a little bit of their language. Lunch will be spent on the beautiful Tupe River beach. After having some caipirinhas we will arrive in Manaus around 18:00 hours (6:00 PM)
camping in deep Jungle (enlarge)
The expedition starts at 07:30 hours (7:30 AM). We will sail in a regional boat or speed boat to the Rio Amazonas River to the Ipixuna indigenous community, passing the meeting of the waters (Rio Negro and Solimoes Rivers). Here you can try your luck fishing the biggest Amazon fish called the Arapaima, a true river monster. After that we will explore the flooded jungle areas (speciality Amazon Riders) and see the magnificent Victoria Regias. Here you will be able to see squirrel monkeys and try your luck fishing for Sardinas and Piranhas.
We will then take a small trek through the virgin jungle, where you can see sloths, parrots snakes, and alligators (caimans). At the end of the day we continue the expedition up the Rio Negro to the Araras Lake where we will prepare dinner (Piranhas and other fish caught earlier in the day) and spend the night under the stars on the boat in hammocks or in the native house (corote native house).
Day 2:
We continue our expedition to the Indian community called Sahu Ape, and visit the Sateré Maué Indians. Here we will ask the Tuxaua (Indian head) for permission to visit his village. The indians will show us their pharmacy of medical plants and jungle fruit plantations. After lunch with the Indians we will explore different ecosystems by canoe and observe capuchine monkeys, lizards (iguanas), exotic birds and plants.
We will spend the night in the indigenous community where the Indians will invite us to the mystic Tucandeira welcome ritual, iniciated by the Shaman (Indian doctor) of the Sahu Ape. Already being accepted as part of the community, we will sleep in native houses in hammocks protected by mosquito nets.
Day 3:
After breakfast and a sunrise tour in the indigenous canoes we will explore with Indian guides through their jungle, learn about medical plants and exotic insects and how to survive in the jungle.
In the afternoon we will continue our expedition in the regional boat to the mouth of the Aruau River, where we will see orquideias, parasite plants and in the night spot caimans. We will then spend the night on the regional boat.
Day 4:
We start the day off with breakfast in the Acajatuba Lake floating house where you can swim and play with pink dolphins. After lunch we will visit some natives in the region and see their manioc plantations and learn how they produce farinha from the manioc plants. We will spend the night in the San Tomé village in our small Amazon Riders Lodge. You will sleep in a small cabin equipped with beds and clean restrooms.
Day 5:
Today we will prepare our expedition for the deepest jungle and survival training yet. We bring all the equipment in the motor boat and navigate through small channels arriving in the heart of the the rain forest. Here we will make our camp equipped with a special plastic roof with hammocks and mosquit nets. Here we will sleep in the real jaguar territories, with an 80% chance of seeing those wild cats.
We will build our jungle camp in the style of the hunter, watch animals and learn how to hunt with a spear, and bow and arrow. The guides will show us how to track animal footprints and how to navigate back to the camp without a GPS. We will spend the night in the jungle and listen to the jaguars.
Day 6:
After a typical hunter breakfast we head out to the Anavilhanas Archipel where we will explore the islands, sandy river beaches and a variety of birds like Toucans. In the evening we reach the Yaraqui Narrow River and set up camp. This is the deepest jungle region but despite what you might think there are not mosquitoes. At night we will try to spot animals from canoe including snakes like Anacondas and Boa Constrictors. The Tamandua Bandeira region is also know to have ant eaters.
Day 7:
We sailing on the Rio Negro towards Manaus and visit the small Indian village of the Dessanas Indians near the Tupe ecological reserve. We will join in their indigenous dances and rituals and learn a little bit of their language. Lunch will be spent on the beautiful Tupe River beach. After having some caipirinhas we will arrive in Manaus around 18:00 hours (6:00 PM)
Rates & Availability
(All rates in USD $)
Rates start at US$ 80 per day per person. | Jungle River Expedition | Low | High | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 Day Anaconda Expedition | 685 | 920.00 | All inclusive expedition |
| 4 Day Anaconda Expedition | 370 | 460.00 | All inclusive expediton |
| 1 Day Jungle River Tour | 85 | 110.00 | All inclusive Tour |
Our prices are far below our competitors and we offer a good tourist service and nice trips, so be sure to book with us!
We offer discounts during our low season for children and students.
Age range, type of group
For families with kids we recommend our Araca Tour to the Juma Lake. flexible tour and activities.
For the Anaconda Expedition good physical condition is required because it involves exhausting jungle treks (up to 5 hours) and building your own shelter on campgrounds.
Families with kids are welcome, but in a special exclusive crew for the safety and security of the familiy, we are so flexibles for take all the cares.
your dream in our hands (enlarge)
For the Anaconda Expedition good physical condition is required because it involves exhausting jungle treks (up to 5 hours) and building your own shelter on campgrounds.
Families with kids are welcome, but in a special exclusive crew for the safety and security of the familiy, we are so flexibles for take all the cares.
Sleeping and meals
Accommodations for sleeping include regional boats, camping in the jungle and our Jungle Lodge Base depending on the day.
Trip includes meals, accommodation, guide, transport, activities, and mineral water.
Accommodation depending on choice of the customer either in jungle lodge or in jungle camping places.
swimming with pink dolphins (enlarge)
Trip includes meals, accommodation, guide, transport, activities, and mineral water.
Accommodation depending on choice of the customer either in jungle lodge or in jungle camping places.
Policies & Restrictions
It is recommended that there is no smoking in the jungle ( walking and watching animals). Smoking can scare off the animals which can disturb the trip for non-smokers.
the cute sloth. (enlarge)
Nearby Attractions and Services
| Description | Distance |
|---|---|
| Amazon jungle tours ( JUma River ) |
140 km |
| Presidente Figueiredo Water Falls |
100 km |
| Maues Land of Satere-Mawe Indians |
300 km |
| Novo Airao Swimming with Dolphins |
180 km |
| Alter do Chao Caribe of the Amazonas |
500 km |
| Jau nAtional Park |
400 kms |
| Jau nAtional Park |
400 kms |
| Jau nAtional Park |
400 kms |
Map & Directions
Points of Interest |
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AMAZON RIDERS JUMA LODGEAmazonas, Brasil |
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novo airaoAmazonas, Brasil |
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