Departing from the Port of Manaus, the Amazon Explorers boat navigates the Rio Negro toward an indigenous community. Travelers will learn about local culture through the community leader, who shares insights into traditional rituals performed for family celebrations and visitors.

Jungle Trek: Following the community visit, we head into the rainforest for a hike through primary forest. This is the ideal opportunity for bird watching, listening to the sounds of the jungle, identifying edible fruits, and learning jungle survival techniques from your expert guide.

Dolphin Observation: The journey continues to a floating platform to observe pink river dolphins. Here, you can contemplate them in their natural habitat and learn about one of the largest species of aquatic mammals in the Amazonian rivers.

We will take a brief break for lunch at a floating restaurant, a moment for adventurers to relax by the river while tasting the best of Amazonian cuisine 

Meeting of the Waters: As the boat cruises toward the famous "Meeting of the Waters," you will notice the landscape changing. We will make a brief stop at the junction of the Negro and Solimões rivers to witness this natural phenomenon up close, where waters of different temperatures, speeds, and colors flow side by side without mixing.

Janauary Ecological Park: We continue downstream, passing the city toward Janauary Park. The tour follows a suspended trail through the forest leading to the Lake of Giant Water Lilies (Vitórias-Régias), where you can also admire the "Igapós" (flooded forests).

To complete the immersion, we enjoy recreational piranha fishing. At the end of the afternoon, it is time to contemplate a beautiful Amazonian sunset and watch the birds returning to their nests a true spectacle of nature. Afterward, we return to Manaus with a transfer back to your hotel.