About Activity
On this 7-hour tour, you will leave from Manaus by fast boat travelling up the Negro River towards the Anavilhanas National Park. We will stop along the way to visit an indigenous tribe of the Tatuyos where we will have a cultural experience ritual dances and they will explain how life is for them in the Amazon Rainforest. While there at the tribe we will be taken for a hike in the jungle where they will explain hunting and trapping techniques and how they use flora from the jungle for survival. After leaving the Tatuyo Tribe we will travel further up the Rio Negro stopping at a community call Terra Preta. This people group are indigenous as well but live more domestically. Here we will visit the area where they live and be able to interact with the people there learning how they make manioc flour and very beautiful handcrafts After the visit at Terra Preta we will travel to the beginning of the chain of island known as Anavilhanas Archipelago and experience the beauty of a remote part of the island chain where an explanation of the area will be given by the guide and have an opportunity to pass between some of the islands looking for exotic birds and animals common to the area. This tour includes an amazing lunch of Tambaqui fish which is at a floating restaurant either in Paricatuba Lake area or on the Taruma River.
Highlights:
- Guided walk in the jungle
- Boat ride on the Negro River
- Visit of an indigenous community
- Lunch at a local restaurant included
- English-speaking guide included
- Complimentary pickup and drop off at your hotel
What's Included
Includes
- Sightseeing: per itinerary
- Guide: Private as per itinerary
- MEAL(s): Lunch (per itinerary)
Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Transfers not mentioned in the itinerary
Monday through Friday 9 am to 7 pm EST
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