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The Amazon Rainforest

Deep rivers, flooded forests and extraordinary wildlife shape a journey unlike anywhere else in Brazil. Explore the Amazon through remote lodges, private excursions and experiences designed around the rhythm of the forest.

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amazon • Brazil

The Amazon Rainforest

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The Brazilian Amazon

About the Amazon

The Brazilian Amazon is a world defined by water and forest. Around Manaus, the Rio Negro opens the way to vast stretches of rainforest, river communities, wildlife-rich waterways and protected areas such as the Anavilhanas archipelago.

Days here unfold differently. Explore flooded forests by canoe, watch for wildlife along the riverbanks, discover the Meeting of the Waters or spend time learning about the cultures connected to the forest. Away from the city, jungle lodges make it possible to experience the region over several days while returning each evening to comfort and quiet.

The Brazilian Amazon

About the Amazon

The Brazilian Amazon is a world defined by water and forest. Around Manaus, the Rio Negro opens the way to vast stretches of rainforest, river communities, wildlife-rich waterways and protected areas such as the Anavilhanas archipelago.

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Into the Rainforest

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Experiences in the Amazon

From navigating forest waterways to discovering local communities, each experience offers a different perspective on the landscape, wildlife and culture of the Brazilian Amazon.

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Where to Stay in the Amazon

The right lodge changes the way you experience the forest. Our selection focuses on properties that combine remarkable natural settings with comfort, thoughtful service and direct access to the surrounding Amazon.

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Best Time to Visit the Amazon

The Amazon can be visited throughout the year. Rather than a single best season, the changing level of the rivers creates two distinct ways to experience the forest.

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March – August

Higher-Water Season

As rivers rise, flooded forests and waterways become accessible by boat or canoe.

September – February

Lower-Water Season

As water levels fall, river beaches emerge and more forest trails become accessible.

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Before Traveling to the Amazon

A journey into the Amazon requires a little more preparation than a city stay. We coordinate the logistics around your itinerary, but a few practical considerations will help you arrive prepared.

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Where to Go After the Amazon

The Amazon can form part of a wider journey through Brazil. Pair the rainforest with a completely different landscape, from the energy of Rio de Janeiro to remote islands or one of the country’s great natural landmarks.

Iconic Brazil

Rio de Janeiro

Iconic beaches, dramatic landscapes and a city shaped by culture, music and energy.

Natural Wonder

Fernando de Noronha

Protected islands, remarkable marine life and some of Brazil’s most beautiful beaches.

Iconic Brazil

Iguazu Falls

Monumental waterfalls, subtropical forest and one of Brazil’s most impressive natural landscapes.

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Explore the Amazon Before You Go

Discover more about the region, the experiences and the practical details that can help shape your journey through the Brazilian Amazon.

FAQ – Amazon

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Start Planning Your Amazon Journey

Tell us how you would like to experience the Amazon. Our team will design the stays, experiences, transfers and logistics around your journey.

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