4-day Amazon Jungle Survival Tour

Our Amazon Survival Tour starts at Ceasa Port, in Manaus, the capital of Amazonas. At 8 a.m., a speedboat will take you to the famous Meeting of Waters and then to Careiro da Várzea, a nice little village nearby. Enjoy the ride to contemplate the view and breathe some fresh air.

One of our vehicles will pick you up so the journey to Mamori River can continue, which takes 50 minutes. Then, another speedboat ride (about 45 minutes) will reach the main base around 11:30 a.m. A delicious meal with local ingredients will be served there.

Visitors will have some time to rest before the activities begin, at 2:30 p.m. On a boat, you’ll get to the campsite area. Dinner will be prepared shortly after, cooked on the flames of the campfire.

The day starts pretty early so you can watch the sunrise at 5:30 a.m. on a relaxing canoe trip. You’ll definitely be hungry at 7 a.m. when breakfast is served. One hour later, you’ll see with your own eyes how hiking in the Amazon jungle is a unique experience to be appreciated. Tour guides will explain everything you need to know about the local fauna and flora. Got a question? Don’t hesitate to ask!

After a hearty meal, jump back on the boat so you can reach a new area to set up another campsite. There’s a good reason for this: fishing lessons to catch Amazonian fish, especially the enigmatic piranha. Safety practices and other instructions will be provided by the best experts on the rainforest.

You’ll be back by dinnertime. Then, the day will end with one last night tour – which can be a little sad, but it’s even more reason to enjoy every second of this fantastic adventure!

Hiking will occupy most of the morning on the third day, from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. You’ll discover things about the Amazon ecosystem that will surely make you even more amazed by its richness. Everyone will learn important facts about the wild creatures and how to survive in the jungle using fruits and plants – for feeding and medicinal properties.

After a hearty meal, jump back on the boat so you can reach a new area to set up another campsite. There’s a good reason for this: fishing lessons to catch Amazonian fish, especially the enigmatic piranha. Safety practices and other instructions will be provided by the best experts on the rainforest.

You’ll be back by dinnertime. Then, the day will end with one last night tour – which can be a little sad, but it’s even more reason to enjoy every second of this fantastic adventure!

Exploration of the Várzea area will kick off the day for the last moments of our 4-day Amazon Survival Tour. This is the final chance to soak in nature and observe the wildlife. Indulge your senses with an exquisite birdwatching experience.

During the drought season (September to March), the group will walk, but a boat ride is necessary in the flood season. The experience is amazing either way – Amazonian nature never disappoints.

After returning to the main base, it’s lunch and relaxation time. Take this opportunity to savor your last Brazilian meal and rest before going back to the city. Departure will happen at 2 p.m. You’ll get to Manaus around 4:30 p.m.