The Amazon Clipper is a regional river boat that can carry up to 16 passengers. The boat features comfortable air conditioned cabins each with private facilities. This tour includes all meals aboard the boat as you cruise down Amazon river learning about and gazing at the magnificent wildlife that can be found no where else on earth!
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Trip Code: ZCTSACC
Location: Brazil
Ship: Amazon Clipper
On arrival, please make your way through to the Arrivals Hall where our representative will be waiting for you to transfer you to your hotel.
He/she will be holding a sign with your name on it. Please note this service is with a driver only.
Embark the vessel at the Tropical Hotel pier at 2.30pm. Set sail toward the Pagodão River, a tributary of the Rio Negro. Enjoying a canoe trip in time to watch the sunset, returning after dark, with the possibility of observing nocturnal animals and experience the change in the forest at night fall. Afterwards take a break for dinner before a navigation to Acu Creek or nearby tributaries.
Early morning we explore the surroundings along the waters edge in our canoes while we mainly find fruit eating birds like parrots and toucans. After breakfast we go for a jungle walk, we discover many surprising fragrances in leaves, fruits, woods and animals. Around midday we return and we may go for a swim, before lunch. In the Afternoon we navigate through the Anavilhanas National Park, one of the world`s largest fresh water archipelagos, a labyrinth of waterways. In the late afternoon we embark in the canoes and learn more about this wonderful nature park.
Navigation to a white sand beach, potentially Praia Grande. If conditions permit, you will have the chance to swim and observe the vegetation of the sandy areas. Afterwards travel by canoe to Lake Acajatuba to see typical flora including rubber trees, Brazil nuts, useful palm trees of various types. Try your hand at fishing for piranhas before lunch. Next, stop at the Paricatuba community to see old abandoned rubber-boom buildings, now overgrown with strangler fig trees.
At sunrise, take a trip to Lake Janauary for bird watching and then stop to enjoy breakfast. Navigation to the ‘Meeting of the Waters’, the incredible sight where the dark water of the Rio Negro meets the sandy coloured Amazon River, and a great place to spot both pink and grey river dolphins. Return to the Tropical Hotel landing-stage in the late morning, with fine views of Manaus' waterfront.
Transfer to the airport for your outward flight from Manaus.
Amazon Clipper 4 Day Cruise from USD 1,200 | ||
Departing | Ending | Duration |
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18 Dec 2019 | 21 Dec 2019 | 4 |
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Welcome drink
All meals
Accommodation in double cabins
Excursions as described in the itinerary
Bilingual guide
Exclusions
Alcoholic beverages or soft drinks
Personal expenses
Transfers
Travel insurance
Available upon request
Does not include internal flights to and from Manaus.
Season and availability
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