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Enter the Amazon at its most lush and untouched, where an ocean of green hides incredible wildlife and unique cultures. Depending on where (and when) you go, there’ll be opportunities to explore on foot, trekking your way through the forest or scanning the landscape from a canopy tower. Not to mention, the moments spent basking on exposed river beaches. The Amazonas is also famous for its flooded forests, which can be explored by canoe. No matter your method of discovery, keep your eyes peeled for pink river dolphins, three-toed sloths and a whole menagerie of birdlife. The region is also home to incredible communities, open to sharing their way of life with you.
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High- water rainy Season
During this period from December to May, the rivers fill up and the flooded forest (várzea) can be explored by canoe.
Highly immersive experience: sailing among the treetops, intense sounds of the forest.
Less chance of dry trails, but great for observing aquatic fauna.
High- water rainy Season
High- water rainy Season
High- water rainy Season
High- water rainy Season
Drier Season
Although the Amazon has a predominantly hot and humid climate year-round June to November are considered the 'dry' season. River levels drop, river beaches appear (especially in Anavilhanas).
Easy access to trails and communities.
Best time for dolphin watching, traditional fishing, land activities.
Drier Season
Drier Season
Drier Season
Drier Season
Drier Season
High-water rainy Season