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• Great Day on the Amazon!

  Traveler 2,

  Mar 26, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Just got back from a wonderful day in the Amazon with Nathan and the rest of the crew! We met in front of the Coreta Restaurant inside the Adolpho Lisboa Mercado. We walked across the street to the boat. Our first stop was to swim with the pink dolphins There is an extra fee of 20R if you want to swim with them. We then headed to the Solimoes River to see the 2 rivers mix together. The next stop was to fish with no hook to catch a pirarucu. We had lunch and walked for a bit on a walkway to see a monkey, an alligator, the large lilly pads and a sacred rubber tree over 100 years old. Our final destination was to the Aldeia Yukuro indigenous tribe. It was fascinating to see where they live and they performed customary dances. We had a group of 40 or so and didn't feel as though we were crowded. I wouldn't pay for a smaller group. Nathan took exceptional care of us! Lunch was a buffet of chicken and pirarucu.

• very interesting tour

  Thuy L,

  Mar 18, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  we discovered amazing things in this tour and learnt more about the Amazon river, and enjoy sightseeing

• Curious Tourist

  Mohamed A,

  Mar 9, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Very interesting and informative your. Cordial staff. Big value for the cost. Meet point was a little bit confusing, would help if POC’s at meeting point have a banner or a flag to identify themselves,

• Nice day out!

  natolab,

  Feb 12, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Everything was very good, from the organisations, time keeping, activities and specially the guide Billy David.

• Bang for buck but would have paid more for smaller group experience

  Tam P,

  Feb 9, 2025

  - Viator

  3.00

  The tour does specify maximum group size 61 and it certainly felt like we were close to capacity. It’s apparent that boat was consolidation of multiple tour operators as people had different wristbands. Because of large group size, tour felt impersonal and guide mostly spoke Portuguese as majority on board were Brazilians. He did do abbreviated English translations. The botos, fishing and indigenous village visits all felt gimmicky and not at all representative of real Amazonias. On the positive side, there was a lot packed into the tour and the buffet lunch was delicious. I was also happy to spot several monkeys on the “nature walk.”