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Manaus serves as the capital of Brazil’s largest state, Amazonas, and is located in the Northwest of the country. It is also an ideal point of departure for visiting the rest of the Amazon region.
Tour boats leave Manaus to see the Meeting of the Waters, where the black waters of the Negro River meet the white waters of the Solimoes River, flowing side by side without mixing for several miles. Visitors can also explore riverbanks and "igarapes", swim and canoe in placid lakes or simply walk in the lush forest.
The most adventurous may even choose to venture deep into the jungle to spend time in the jungle and experience the Brazilian Amazon and all its flora and fauna face-to-face. |
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| > Tours & Sightseeing in Manaus |
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| Full Day Visit to Presidente Figueiredo |
Presidente Figueiredo is a small city approximately 45 miles from Manaus and contains the Iracema and Sauntuario ecological reserves, where one of the region's most beautiful waterfalls are united in harmony with the local extensive fauna and flora. On this excursion, we will explore this breathtaking region.
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| Alligator Spotting |
A night excursion with all the mysteries of the tropical night. Sailing in a regional boat through the river conections, linking the Negro and Solimões Rivers, using flashlights and eventually capturing some of the different species of alligators for observation and release.
Duration:4 hours. |
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| Half Day City Tour |
We will visit the Municipal Market, built in the beginning of the 20th century. Inside the impressive building, we will find a variety of regional products including fish, fruits and herbs. Afterward, we will pass by the Government Palace and view the nearby creek with its typical houses built on stilts. We will then visit the Indian Museum, belonging to the Salesian Roman Catholic Nuns, where we will learn about the culture of the local upper Rio Negro tribes.
Our final destination is the Amazon Opera House, the primary symbol from the golden ages of the rubber boom, built in 1896. With the help of a recent restoration, the building has kept the splendor of that epic period. Please note that the Museum and Opera House are closed on Sundays and holidays. Duration: 4 hours |
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| Full Day Anavilhanas Cruise |
Traveling by speed boat we will head up the Negro River to Camaleao Island. From there we will travel to Paricatuba, visiting the ruins of the fort where the first workers who came to extract the region’s rubber lived. We will then continue to the Ponta do Tatu and Araras Lake, where there is a small waterfall (only visible during the dry season) and wonderful opportunities for swimming. In the Jaraqui Lake we will go for a walk in the forest and visit the locals houses. Back to the Rio Negro, we will reach the Anavilhanas Archipell, an ecological reserve with 400 islands. Afterwards, we will visit Terra Preta, which was once the home of an indigenous tribe. A delicious lunch will be served at the Ariaú Amazon Tower. We will then make a stop Tupé beach, which is another opportunity for you to swim before returning to our final destination in Manaus. |
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| Full Day Meeting of the Waters |
We will depart from the Tropical Hotel’s pier heading down stream on the Rio Negro, passing the city of Manaus, the Manaus Floating Harbor, the Municipal Market and the meeting of the Solimoes and Negro Rivers(which forms the grand Amazon River) and hopefully we will spot some botos (River dolphins). We will then visit the January Ecological reserve, where we will see the famous water-lilies, aquatic plants native to lakes in the rainforest. Following that, we will vist a handcraft fair, where Native Indians sell their creations, using traditional materials such as feathers, bones and seeds. Lunch is included on a floating restaurant. By motorized canoe, we will take an unforgettable ride through the igarapés and igapós (depending on the water level), and then return to the hotel. Duration:8 hours |
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