Rio Negro: Wildlife and Native Culture｜Brazil

The experience begins on the road, with a brief introduction to the activity and the local fauna. Then, we go straight to an encounter with the pink river dolphins, and after that, we try to catch the Pirarucu, the largest fish in the Amazon. Afterward, we will go to an indigenous tribe called Cubeuá to see their welcome ritual. Then, we will have a regional lunch and a brief rest after lunch in hammocks, and we will continue on to the next tour, with the possibility of seeing birds such as toucans, macaws, japins, swallows, and the gypsy bird, as well as capybaras in their natural habitat, with strategic stops for photos and information.

Along the way, you will see giant trees, such as the kapok tree, and learn about them. The hike continues to an area of historic ruins, the ruins of the Hotel Ariaú, where you can explore the site and learn about its history in the region. Throughout the journey, you will also come into contact with the sounds, smells, and interesting facts about the forest, making the experience rich, sensory, and unforgettable.