Things to do in Manaus

Embark on an expedition through the Amazon Jungle. Make your way down the river to the Ipanema River reserve, spending a night on a floating guest house and watching pink and grey river dolphins.

Visit the Amazon, the largest tropical rain forest and river basin in the world. Take a 2, 3 or 4-day tour through the highlights of this unique biological wonder staying at Anaconda Jungle Lodge and learn about the diverse creatures within.

Enjoy a full-day Amazon adventure including jungle trekking, swimming with pink dolphins, lunch with a local family, fishing for piranhas, and alligator spotting.

Enjoy a full-day guided tour of the highlights of the Amazon Rainforest. Swim with river dolphins, visit an indigenous village to interact with the Dessanos and Tucanos ethnic groups, visit Januari Ecological Park and head to the Meeting of the Waters.

Prepare for exciting adventures on this 2-day tour from Manaus. Go on a jungle hike, spot caymans, visit an indigenous tribe, stay overnight in Amazonian style, fish for piranhas, and so much more.

Immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery of the Amazon on an excursion to the pristine Presidente Figueiredo waterfalls. Travel into the uninhabited jungle to discover incredible wildlife then explore a captivating cave filled with natural wonders.

Enjoy a tour around Manaus to get to know its most important landmarks and the city considered the major departure point for the surrounding Amazon Rainforest on the banks of the Negro River, the capital of the vast state of Amazonas.

Visit an indigenous tribe, discover a floating village, and see the meeting of the rivers on a small-group, full-day tour of on the Amazon.

Experience the beauty of the Amazon rainforest and rivers on a Rio Negro cruise. This multi-day boat trip will take you as far as the Anavilhanas Archipelago. Spot incredible wildlife on jungle hikes and river tours, fish for piranhas and much more.

Tour the Juma area at the Amazon Tapiri Lodge, located 100 kilometers south of Manaus in the wild Amazon forest. Take a 3, 4, or 5-day tour and explore the Amazon Jungle.

Learn about the indigenous people of Brazil, swim with pink river dolphins, and enjoy a refreshing time at a white sand river beach on this half-day trip to the Negro River.

Cruise down the Amazon River from Manaus to Belém like a local, marvel at the local nature in the rainforest and about everything else for a few days. Sleep in a hammock or cabin and blend in with local flora and fauna.

Join a multi-day Amazon tour on the Negro River departing from Manaus. Explore the rainforest, swim with dolphins, visit an indigenous community, and enjoy accommodation at the Tapiri Rio Negro Lodge.

Get to know the best about the historic city of Manaus in this very interesting tour with a lot of knowledge and fun facts about this unique city in the middle of the biggest rain forest in the world

Combine a guided walking tour in Manaus with one of the best things to do in the Amazon capital: tasting authentic delicacies.

Go to the floating village, with over a hundred floating houses, catch some giant pirarucu fish, navigate through the flooded forest and see the meeting of the rivers.

Enjoy an Amazon survival tour, perfect for those who love nature. Explore the south of Manaus and experience its flora, fauna, and local way of life.

The Amazon Rainforest is the biggest jungle on Earth. Don't miss anything by visiting it with an experienced guide. You'll see as many wild animals, and also visit the amazing Anavilhanas Archipelago. Lunch is included in this 8-Hour tour.

Cruise down the Amazon River from Manaus to Santarém like a local. Marvel the rainforest's diverse flora and fauna. Sleep in a hammock or a private cabin.

Get into the Amazonian Rainforest to observe a unique phenomenon: the union of the Black River and the Solimões River and have the amazing experience of swimming with the pink dolphins.

Enjoy a guided visit to the MUSA Amazonian Museum and the INPA Natural Sciences Museum. Explore abundant fauna and flora in nearly 250 acres of nature. Climb up the 42-meter (138 foot) observation tower for amazing views.

Explore the best and most outstanding touristic points that the city has to offer.

Often called Festival do Boi-Bumbá, Bumba Meu Boi, or simply Festival, the event takes place during three days in late June. The festival celebrates a local legend about a resurrected ox. Every night, have dinner with dancers from this festival.

Enjoy a jungle walk visiting one of the most beautiful grottos in Brazil. Learn about the local fauna and flora, and marvel at one of the region's most astonishing waterfalls.