Outdoors in Manaus

Manaus, Brazil

Explore the Amazonian Archipelago

Outdoors

Adventure awaits just outside of Manaus in the extensive maze of the Amazonian Archipelago! With countless islands to explore, you can take a boat tour, paddle through off-the-beaten-path waterways, or simply relax on a beach exclusive to freshwater river islands. Whether you're searching for a secluded spot for a picnic or hoping to find a new favorite swimming hole, this unique natural wonder has something for everyone.

Cruise the Rio Negro

Outdoors

Set sail down the mysterious, dark waters of the Rio Negro, where adventure lurks around every river bend! As the largest blackwater river in the world, the Rio Negro is sure to impress with its unique ecosystems, abundant wildlife, and tangled canopy towering over its shores. A river cruise here is like no other — whether you’re on the lookout for playful pink dolphins or just enjoying the lush backdrop, you’ll feel like you’re in a nature documentary!

Observe the Big River Otters at Lake Janauari

Outdoors

Venture to Lake Janauari for a chance to witness the fascinating interactions of big river otters in their natural habitat! These playful creatures, known for their squeaky conversations and family antics, are a sight to behold. Get ready to experience an unforgettable wildlife encounter, and don’t forget your camera — you’ll want to capture these delightful moments of Amazonian charm!

Marvel at the Victoria Amazonica

Outdoors

Step into a world where giant water lilies rule! At Lake Janauari, the Victoria Amazonica has leaves that can reach up to 3 meters across, and the sight is nothing less than enchanting. Stroll along the boardwalk to see these botanical behemoths in bloom and let the surrounding fauna and flora sweep you into their serene tropical tableau. You're guaranteed to leave feeling like you've peered into a living watercolor, right out of a fairy tale.

Venture into the Anavilhanas National Park

Outdoors

Ever wanted to lose yourself among the world’s largest river archipelago? Anavilhanas National Park presents a mesmerizing tangle of islands and waterways that you can explore by canoe or boat. Witness diverse wildlife such as pink river dolphins, swooping toucans, and the mystical Amazonian manatee. Be prepared to immerse in tranquillity as the lush greenery and surrounding waters create a calming symphony.