Jungle Experiences in Brazil
Brazil rainforest tours and Amazon jungle tours—canopy walks, river nights, and jungle lodges in the Amazon and Atlantic Forest
13 trips found
Ideal for travelers on a tight schedule, it combines comfort, adventure, and a quick, yet immersive, jungle experience in the Amazon Rainforest.
from $ 550
Wake up on the Rio Negro at Mirante do Gavião, a luxury Amazon lodge in Brazil facing Anavilhanas, with all-inclusive tours, meals and transfers.
from $ 2,350
A 6-day all-inclusive luxury stay at Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge, facing the Rio Negro: caves, river communities, dolphins, hikes and night tours.
from $ 3,200
Enjoy an experience at a jungle lodge with boat trips, piranha fishing, forest hikes, and visits to local communities while sleeping in a bed each night.
from $ 750
A 4-day Amazon survival tour: learn fire-making, piranha fishing and river navigation, then sleep in hammocks under the canopy with expert local guides.
from $ 1,000
The best vacation of your life awaits you! Adrenaline-packed activities and comfortable accommodations in the forest are the highlights of this Amazon tour.
from $ 2,500
Navigate the rivers of the Amazon on a kayaking expedition and explore the forest in an authentic and immersive adventure.
from $ 550
Stay deep in the southern Amazon at Cristalino Jungle Lodge, a luxury eco-lodge of forest trails, river canoeing and canopy towers in a private reserve.
from $ 3,000
Piranha fishing, trekking, survival training, wildlife watching, canoeing, and breathtaking views. Includes full board at the Amazon Turtle Lodge!
from $ 900
Book your trip to the world's largest rainforest and enjoy a lovely stay in an Amazon boutique jungle lodge to immerse yourself in nature!
from $ 1,250
Immerse yourself in the Amazon! A 4-day stay at Mirante do Gavião Lodge with exclusive tours, relaxation, and cultural visits.
from $ 1,900
A 6-day Amazon jungle expedition for travelers who want to disconnect: jungle treks, canoeing, piranha fishing and hands-on survival skills.
from $ 1,150
Visit the Mamirauá Reserve and stay at the floating Uakari Lodge for wildlife, canoeing, and community-based conservation in the Amazon.
from $ 1,100
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Brazil rainforest tours: Amazon or Atlantic Forest?
A Brazil rainforest tour drops you into two of the richest forests on the planet. The Amazon covers around 5.5 million km² (roughly 60% inside Brazil), while the coastal Atlantic Forest (Mata Atlântica) holds about 20,000 plant species, nearly half found nowhere else. Whether you picture a jungle tour deep in the Brazilian Amazon or a shorter experience near the coast, both put you straight inside that biodiversity.
Most rainforest tours in Brazil mix several activities: guided canopy walks on suspended bridges, night safaris to spot caimans and tree frogs, canoe trips through flooded forest, and walks led by local and Indigenous guides. Trips run from a single day to a week or more, are based at a jungle lodge or aboard riverboats, and a multi-day Brazil Amazon trip reaches the quieter reserves where wildlife is richest.
Where you go shapes what you see. An Amazon jungle tour from manaus-travel-guide/”>Manaus is the classic choice—get ready to see pink river dolphins, monkeys, and over 1,300 bird species—and most tours leave from here, reaching the Amazon Rainforest by boat. The Atlantic Forest, near the coast, is easier to combine with cities like Rio de Janeiro and home to rare primates such as the golden lion tamarin.
Timing matters most in the Amazon, which has two seasons: the high-water season (December–May) floods the forest and opens canoe routes between the treetops, while the low-water season (June–November) exposes river beaches and makes trekking easier. The Atlantic Forest can be visited year-round, with drier trails from April to September.
Not sure which rainforest tour in Brazil fits your dates? Each itinerary lists its best months.
