A required stop for all visitors near Manaus is the “Meeting of the Waters”, a stunning natural spectacle where the dark, cool, acidic waters of the Rio Negro meet the sandy, warm, neutral waters of the Solimões River. These two distinct rivers flow side-by-side for several kilometers without mixing due to differences in temperature, density, and speed, creating a visible, geological boundary and a perfect photo opportunity.

One of the most highly anticipated Amazon wildlife encounters is the observation of the beautiful Pink River Dolphin. These endangered, endemic freshwater mammals are known for their distinct coloration and playful nature. Our tours focus on ethical and responsible observation, allowing you to witness these unique creatures in their protected, natural river habitats near the convergence of the rivers.

Journey deep into the Amazon rainforest for a respectful and authentic cultural exchange with the local indigenous people. This immersive experience offers a unique opportunity to learn about their ancestral traditions, sustainable way of life, traditional crafts, and vital knowledge of the jungle’s medicinal plants. It is a powerful chance for cultural understanding and supports community-based ecotourism in the region.

Experience the thrill of a classic Amazon fishing trip. The nutrient-rich rivers are home to over 3,000 fish species, including the formidable Peacock Bass (*tucunaré*), pirarucu, and various piranha. Our tours promote sustainable, catch-and-release fishing practices, ensuring the preservation of the aquatic ecosystem while providing an exhilarating day of sport in the remote tributaries of the great river.

The Amazon boasts the world’s highest level of biodiversity, including over 1,300 species of birds. Our guided birdwatching expeditions cater to both novice observers and dedicated ornithologists, leading you through various ecosystems—from *várzea* forests to dry land jungle. Be prepared to spot iconic species like Macaws, Toucans, and Harpy Eagles, guided by expert naturalists who know the region’s diverse avifauna.