The AMAZON BOAT ECO-LODGE program was carefully designed for travelers who want to experience the Amazon rainforest in a safer and more authentic way, far from the conventional tourist routes that most local agencies are accustomed to providing their clients.

The Amazon Boat Eco-Lodge experience project aims to take visitors on a more authentic and real experience of the Amazon rainforest, where they can enjoy nature in its purest form, off the beaten path and off the beaten path, where most people go to do their activities, in places that have been well-explored for years by local tourists. We want to avoid these routes.

About the Amazon Boat Eco-Lodge. The Amazon Boat Eco-Lodge is a typical Amazonian boat, fully equipped with all the comforts, a full kitchen, a bathroom, a leisure area with showers, a washing machine, a rest area, and a hammock area for overnight stays. This entire area is protected against mosquitoes.

The boat has lounge chairs, chairs, and tables, a marine radio, a power generator, life jackets, a first aid kit, amateur fishing equipment, and paddle and motor canoes for jungle activities.

Accommodation options on the Amazon Boat Eco-Lodge: On the upper deck of the boat, we have an area protected with mosquito netting where we use hammocks. Below, we have (3) full-size or double cabins, each with a double bed and a single bed, each cabin with its own bathroom and air conditioning. The ship has an ecological waste box.

BOAT SIZE

The boat is 20.70 meters long by 5 meters wide.

THE AREA WHERE OUR BASE IS LOCATED, AMAZON BOAT ECO-LODGE.

The Amazon Boat Eco-Lodge is located in the Piranha Lake Sustainable Development Reserve (RDS), on the Amazon River.

The AMAZON BOAT ECO-LODGE is strategically located on the Amazon River, between two Amazonian ecosystems: the Amazon River and the Manacapuru River. On the right bank, we find the Manacapuru River with dark waters (not dark, but with a color like Coca-Cola or tea), abundant jungle, solid ground where we hike through the jungle, and where we camp in the jungle because there are very few mosquitoes. There is abundant flora, many large trees, and medicinal plants. Very good for long walks, trekking, flora observation, etc.

On the left side, we have the Piranha Sustainable Development Reserve (RDS), which belongs to the Amazon River, with its brown waters. This area is where we explore the fauna, fishing for piranhas and other Amazonian fish; observing caimans at night; birdwatching, sloth watching, and monkey watching; exploring the flooded forest (from February to the end of July); seeing water lilies; spear fishing; fishing with the natives using traditional methods (arrow, harpoons, and nets); visiting native homes to see how they live and floating villages.

Within the Piranha Reserve, it is possible to observe large caimans, in large numbers, reaching up to 6 meters in length. The Piranha Reserve (RDS) is known as an Amazonian migration site, where birds come from other parts of Brazil and Latin America, meaning there is a lot of wildlife in the reserve.

Transfer from Manaus to our Amazon Boat Eco-Lodge

The transfer from Manaus to the Amazon Boat Eco-Lodge is as follows:

The first part is by car, and the second part is by boat to the Amazon Boat Eco-Lodge. The total time is approximately 1:50 hours.

Departure Times to the Amazon Boat Eco-Lodge

Morning Departure: 7:30 a.m.

Afternoon Departure: 3:00 p.m.

AMAZON BOAT ECO-LODGE PACKAGES

 3 Days and 2 Nignhts.

Activities during the three days

- Visit to the Meeting of the Waters (Manacapuru River / Amazon River)

- Piranha and other Amazonian fish fishing;

- Jungle walk with explanations about the Amazonian fauna

- Visit with the natives to see how they live in the jungle; and floating villages.

- Canoeing through the flooded forest (in season, from March to August);

- Wildlife and flora observation;

- Night tour to see caimans.

- Canoeing through the nagos of the Piranha Sustainable Development Reserve.

- Sunset and sunrise tour.

4-Day, 3-Night Package

Activities during the four days:

- Visit to the Meeting of the Waters (Manacapuru River / Amazon River)

- Piranha and other Amazonian fish fishing;

- Jungle walk accompanied by a native Indian from the region who will teach us about jungle life.

- One night camping in the jungle;

- Visit with the natives to see how they live in the jungle;

- Panorama canoe ride through the flooded jungle (in season, from February to August);

- Wildlife and flora observation;

- Night tour to see caimans and listen to the sounds of nature.

- Amazonian dolphin watching;

- Visit to the Water Lily Lakes (the largest aquatic plant in the world).

5-Day, 4-Night Package

Activities during the five days:

 -Visit to the Meeting of the Waters (Amazoas River / Manacapuru River)

- Artisanal Amazonian fishing with the natives;

- Jungle hike with lunch in the jungle;

- A full day in the jungle, practicing jungle survival techniques, learning how the natives prepare traps to catch animals, lunch and dinner in the jungle, and overnight in the jungle; camp setup, making plates, spoons, and cups made from completely ecological materials extracted from the jungle.

- Visit with the natives to see how they live in the jungle;

- Canoe paddle through the flooded jungle (in season, from March to August);

- Wildlife and flora observation;

- Night tour to see caimans and hear the unforgettable sounds of the Amazon rainforest.

- An overnight experience in a native home, where we will learn how to fish with arrows, harpoons, and nets.

- Dolphin watching.

- Visit the Amazonian water lily lakes, with their beautiful, colorful, fragrant flowers.