EXTREME BOAT TOUR:

10 days, 9 nights

SINGLE: $15,000 – DOUBLE/TRIPLE: $11,800

Route Suggestions:

# Anavilhas National Park is the second biggest arquipélagos of fresh water in the world, there are over 400 islands and 650 lakes and canals in between, it has 130 km length by 22 km weight and species of birds that only exist in that area.

# Jaú National Park – fourth largest forest reserve in Brazil and the third largest park in the world in intact tropical rainforest. It is located in the Amazon Rainforest, covering the municipalities of Novo Airão and Barcelos, in the state of Amazonas, Brazil. It has an area of 2,377,889.00 (ha) (23,377 km2). The perimeter of the park is 1,213,791 meters (1,213 km) long.

DAY 1:

Presentation of crew, routes, and facilities. Welcome drink. Navigation through Manaus to the meeting of the rivers, Rio Negro and Solimões to form the Amazon River, Canoe trip and visit the streams to see life on the flouting houses, giant royal victories in an ecologic park called Janauari lake, from there the boat will continue selling up the negro River and a stop for entertainment with the pink dolphins and visit a family that has pets from the Amazon, boat ride continue to a beach for a swim and see the son set, dinner on board and navigate up stems, and overnight.

DAY 2:

Navigation on the Anavilhanas Islands to Jaú National Park. We will pass in front of the village of Novo Airão, with its boat builders market, and Continue to the ruins of old Airão. Time memories of rubber and petroglyphs of a more forgotten time.
We entered the mouth of Jaú.
Canoe trip in the black Igarapé. A small course of black water.
Dinner followed by Adventure. First night focus.

DAY 3:

Hiking on the Itaubal Trail. Great experience to enter one of the most protected areas of the Amazon, untouched for decades but even before the creation of the park was very little explored. In the afternoon we will visit the community of Cachoeira do Jaú. Opportunity to experience the day-to-day riverine and learn how to survive in the forest and cassava.

DAY 4:

Also, the community of the region will make a trip early, by flooded forests that are watched by primates of different qualities.
At the end of the day we will visit the Igarapé Miratucu, the turning point of our investment in Rio Jau. Between trips to the going down of the sun and a nocturnal, we remember this place that preserves fauna and flora with very little contact with human beings.

DAY 5:

Tour in the Carabinani River mouth region.

Pass through the base of the mouth of Jaú.

Out of Jau Park enter the Rio Aturiá where we can find the largest black-however rare piranhas.

DAY 6:

Still in Rio Aturiá the morning we will climb to the Serrinha region where we can enjoy the waters of the rapids.

Navigation down the Rio Negro. Focus possible.

DAY 7:

In the heart of Anavilhanas islands, it is still early to explore the maze of channels that are present on Urua Island. With the high water levels, we approach parrots, toucans, and macaws as well as clumps of many colors and shapes.

Visit to the Puranga-conquest community.

DAY 8:

Walk to a natural orchid garden in a little-known but impressive visual environment. Descent of the Cuieiras and Negro River.

Visit to the Buds.

Last focus.

DAY9:

Back down stems of the Negro River, will go for a hike at Jaraqui community and find more wild animals, overnight.

DAY 10:

Breakfast and visit a native tribe to see their culture and dances. Around 11 Am, Landing