Sport fishing on the Rio Negro in search of the giant tucunaré-açu, with open bar, bonfire nights, and expert guides. Best between September and February. Access to exclusive fishing spots in a lush Amazonian setting.
Seven days of fishing, hiking, bonfire nights, and riverside culture. A blend of adventure and contemplation with comfortable lodging. Includes guided tours and authentic rainforest experiences.
One-day tour featuring the Meeting of the Waters, an indigenous village, pink river dolphins, and a floating lunch. Departure from Manaus with return in the late afternoon.
River cruise through Anavilhanas, Jaú, and Jauaperi with hiking, canoeing, riverside culture, and quiet contemplation. A journey that blends nature, silence, and local wisdom. Perfect for those seeking reconnection.
A contemplative immersion in the rainforest, focused on culture, biodiversity, and spirituality. Visits to local communities, hikes in Jaú, and night safaris in Jauaperi. All aboard a river cruise that combines comfort and authenticity.
A short itinerary focused on wildlife, easy hiking, dolphin watching, fishing, and an overnight stay in the forest. Includes visits to local communities and dinner by the lake. A rich and accessible experience, ideal for families and the curious.
A more complete experience at Lago Juma with camping, the giant samaúma tree, and caboclo culture. Perfect for those seeking real connection with the rainforest without giving up comfort.
Total immersion in riverside life with fishing, shelter-building, foraging, and nights in the forest. Hands-on learning with local and Indigenous guides. Perfect for adventurers seeking self-discovery and challenge.
Expedition to the highest point in Brazil, with 8 days of trekking and camping in the rainforest. A sacred Yanomami territory, reached through river and land logistics. A true rite of passage in the Amazon jungle.
An extended version of the Pico expedition, with internal flights, training, and cultural acclimatization. A complete spiritual and physical experience in the heart of the rainforest.
Cultural immersion with 23 Indigenous ethnic groups in the Upper Rio Negro. Visits to villages, rituals, crafts, and nature. A transformative journey through one of Brazil’s most ancestral territories.
One-day itinerary with visits to 2 or 3 waterfalls and caves, including hiking and swimming. Located 107 km from Manaus. Ideal for those with limited time who want a taste of nature.
Full exploration of the region’s waterfalls and caves, with river swims, hiking, and a visit to Lake Balbina. Living nature at a gentle pace. Perfect for those seeking an adventurous escape from the city.
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