The boat is very well structured and equipped, I just felt a little difficulty getting up and down to the upper bed as it didn’t have support and high steps. The bathroom and shower are perfect and the cleanliness of the room and garbage collection is impeccable. The idea of ​​leaving the beach and boat towels in different colors was very good.

All of the team, without exception, were fantastic, and attentive, helping us to get on and off the boats and being attentive to the use of vests during the tours. The regional menu was wonderful, with everything in the right measure, and a perfect combination of flavors. The chefs are a 10, and the boat was always clean, even after the walk the team asked us to leave our sneakers and they cleaned them. Our captain was calm and assured of our way to go. The guide was fantastic with his stories and experiences, it was an intense exchange of culture and knowledge and the whole group learned a lot. He was always attentive to the smallest details and explained the schedule after the meal so we didn’t miss any details. I felt total security on the tours we took because of this team with us.

I found the information on the importance of wearing life jackets before the expedition to start to be very important, along with all other information and the nominal presentation of each team member and their duties to be carried out. I loved the fact that there was no internet and tv on the bedroom. Once again I repeat that the whole team was a 10.

At Mirante do Gavião the location was wonderful, the staff attentive and attentive to everything. The room was comfortable and I loved that it didn’t have a tv. Everything perfect! The guide made our city tour and it was perfect, as well as the expedition. Getting to know the support programs for sustainable activities in the region and knowing that in some way we are participating enhances the purpose of the trip even more. I loved the restaurant with the rich menu. The breakfast was delicious and impeccable in the regional proposal, congratulations to the whole team from the kitchen to the person who served us. As for the boat trips I took 2 of them, I was worried that the use of a life jacket was left to the discretion of each tourist, in my group only me and 2 other people used it.

I suggest that at the time of booking we are asked for the weight, so that a certain number of vests according to weight could already be separated, and that together with the vest offered, guidance and education on the importance of its use be made. There were times when the boat swayed a lot due to the wind and others when we crossed from one shore to the other. I know everyone is experienced, but accidents and incidents can happen and prevention is everything. It should not be left to the tourist’s discretion.

The walk through the forest to Madada was fantastic, I learned a lot from the guide who pointed out various elements of nature to be used for survival and care in the forest. The caves themselves are a spectacle in themselves. We returned from this trip and immersion with the desire to return to the region and certainly see you soon, for new travel proposals for 2023.

I’ve been from Bangkok to Bagan, but it was on a trip to the Amazon, right here in Brazil, with my children, that I experienced one of the best travel experiences I’ve ever had. Slow down the heat in the warm and delicious waters of the Rio Negro; climb to the top of the boat and turn off the lights to watch the spectacle of the sky above our heads; wake up in the morning to see the sun rise over that river “sea” and return to eat a homemade tapioca cake and drink taperabá juice; climb a tree and chat with a lively Indigenous girl named Celina; lunch with fresh fish having a caipiroska prepared right there on the boat, our house for 5 days; swimming with Amazon river dolphins, spotting alligators at night (and being surprised with a baby alligator making its difficult nocturnal trajectory in the river); to feel small in front of the grandeur of a giant Sumaúma; go up to the deck of the boat to take a shower and chat; go 5 days without internet signal and feel like you didn’t miss it in the slightest; watching my children shine their eyes before the greatness of nature; see the most beautiful water mirror I’ve ever seen in my life; dock on an island in the river to spend the night and have a luau watching the stingrays…Ahhhh Amazon, you have become my GuiGui’s favorite trip and will always fill us with the most delicious memories…I hope to be back soon!

Navigating the Rio Negro aboard the Jacaré Açu and hiking in the Amazon rainforest, seems like a dream, in addition to the beautiful landscapes, the smell was something surreal, really an experience of the senses, amazing!

Aboard the Jacaré-Açu boat (4-night itinerary) on the Rio Negro, we had the best experiences. Starting with the total lack of internet, we were “forced” to immerse ourselves in emotions: conversation circles, divine sunrises and sunsets, river baths, waterfall baths (yes, in the dry season, paradisiacal places with sandy beaches appear and waterfall bathing points), enlightening walks about the fauna and flora of the region, meeting in the communities to interact with the locals, observing their way of subsistence (which is made entirely by the forest), immersion in the forest and its trails, fishing for piranha, alligator spotting, starry sky contemplation, and impeccable cuisine. It was awesome!

A good part of the success of our expedition is in the hands of these 7 crew members who pampered and enchanted us during all these days, that we were on board, each one with its function, or rather, functions, they presented to us, not only the exuberant nature that is the Amazon, but also the rich local cuisine and culture. Impossible to leave a trip like this, just like when you arrived. A thousand reflections continue to reverberate in us, about this Brazil that we know so little or nothing. When we leave, even though we know more – but feeling “smaller” than we arrived – we understand more easily how small we are in this universe… Thanks so much!

I don’t remember the last time I was disconnected from Wi-Fi for so long and connected with nature and history, with people, with art.. Still absorbing the days aboard the Jacaré-Açu, sailing the Rio Negro, no signal and surrounded by people with the same purpose. Undoubtedly a unique experience. Everyone should immerse themselves at least once in their lives. It is synesthetic with itself!

There is no better book than a sensory journey like the one we live on these days. A class towards knowledge, textures, shapes, composition, temperature… and in my eyes, always the MACRO vision combined with details. The detail in the middle of this immensity is called Amazon. Today it makes perfect sense to be a daughter of this land when I associate it with what I’ve lived.