Amazon Tours
Untouched lifeline of South America
Why take an Amazon trip?
Experience the unique natural beauty of the gigantic river system in South America on an Amazon journey. Originating in the Peruvian Andes, the Amazon meanders through nine countries and flows into the Atlantic Ocean near the Brazilian city of Macapá. Along the more than 4,000 miles the river, unique flora and fauna await you, as well as the largest rainforest in the world. The Amazon rainforest is considered the lungs of the earth and an important habitat for animals and plants. Immerse yourself in the multifaceted natural paradise on your Amazon adventure and explore one of the last secrets of our planet.
What to See During Your Amazon Tour?
The Amazon offers a wealth of natural beauty to discover during your trip. Visit jungle metropolis Manaus - the gateway to the Amazon - and Jaú National Park. Witness the breathtaking flora and fauna and experience the mysterious river system in an intense way with the recommendations of our travel experts.
Where to Go on an Amazon Tour?
Anavilhanas Archipelago
The Anavilhanas Archipelago is located about 60 miles upstream from Manaus on the Rio Negro and is one of the largest river island archipelagos on earth. During the rainy season many of the islands are flooded and form an impressive natural spectacle of floating forests and channels. In the dry season, the water recedes, creating expansive sandy beaches. The Anavilhanas Archipelago is a habitat for crocodile caimans, iguanas, squirrel monkeys, river dolphins and manatees.
Pico da Neblina National Park
Magnificent natural beauty awaits you in Pico da Neblina National Park in Brazil, near the border with Venezuela. Numerous trekking trails lead through the park. For experienced hikers, the trail up to Pico da Neblina is a unique experience. Pico da Neblina is the highest mountain in Brazil at almost 10,000 feet.
Museu Paranaense Emílio Goeldi
The Museu Paranaense Emílio Goeldi is located in Belém, which - next to Manaus - is the second most important city in the Amazon region. The center, named after the Brazilian explorer Goeldi, was founded in 1866 and is a leader in Amazon research.
Marajó
The huge island of Marajó lies in the estuary and is roughly the size of Switzerland. Visitors will find fascinating vegetation and wildlife here. Characteristic of the fauna on Marajó are the bright red scarlet ibis. Less
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