4-day Amazon Survival Tour

At 8:00 am a speedboat takes you to the famous Meeting of Waters and on to Careiro da Várzea, a small village nearby. A vehicle then drives 50 minutes toward the Mamori River, followed by a 45-minute speedboat ride to the main base, reached around 11:30 am, where a meal with local ingredients is served. After resting, activities begin at 2:30 pm with a boat ride to the campsite, and dinner is cooked over the campfire.

Meals included: Lunch / Dinner

The day starts at 5:30 am with a relaxing canoe trip to watch the sunrise, followed by breakfast at 7:00 am. An hour later you set out on a jungle hike while guides explain the local fauna and flora. At 3:00 pm the group canoes through the flooded forest and small channels for wildlife watching. After dinner back at camp, an exciting night tour heads out to observe the rainforest after dark, with the caiman as the main focus.

Meals included: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner

Hiking fills most of the morning, from 8:00 to 11:00 am, learning how to survive in the jungle using fruits and plants for food and medicine. After a hearty meal, you board the boat to reach a new area and set up another campsite, where experts teach fishing techniques to catch Amazonian fish, especially piranha. You return by dinnertime, and the day closes with one last night tour.

Meals included: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner

The last day begins by exploring the Várzea area for a final chance to observe wildlife. During the drought season (September to March) the group walks, while a boat ride is used in the flood season. After returning to the main base, it is time for lunch and a rest before heading back to the city. Departure is at 2:00 pm, reaching Manaus around 4:30 pm.

Meals included: Breakfast / Lunch