2 Days Refined Amazon River Journey & Jungle Stay
Overview:
Experience the Amazon in just two days. Cruise from Manaus to the Meeting of the Waters, explore January Lake’s giant water lilies, and visit an Indigenous community. Stay overnight at Amazon Camp Lodge, enjoy a jungle sunset and nocturnal wildlife, then wake to a guided jungle walk and dolphin watching before returning to Manaus.
Highlights:
January Lake: Cruise to the Meeting of the Waters and January Lake.
local Indigenous Community: Visit a local Indigenous community for cultural exchange.
Amazon Camp: Stay at the Amazon Camp Lodge in the rainforest.
Wildlife Tour: Enjoy a sunset, night wildlife tour, and jungle sunrise.
Dolphin Watching: Spot pink and gray river dolphins in their natural habitat.
Itinerary:
Day 1: Manaus - Acajatuba Lake - Amazon Camp Lodge
Cruise from Manaus Port to see the Meeting of the Waters and explore January Lake’s giant water lilies. After a floating restaurant lunch, visit an Indigenous community for cultural exchange. End the day with sunset views, a night wildlife tour, and a welcome dinner at Amazon Camp Lodge.
Accommodation | Amazon Camp Lodge
Meal | Lunch, Dinner
Day 2: Jungle Sunrise - Jungle Walk - Dolphin Watching - Manaus
Wake early to the sounds of the forest and enjoy a fresh Amazonian breakfast. After a jungle walk, visit a fluvial base supporting dolphin conservation and see grey and pink river dolphins up close.
Return to the lodge for lunch, then travel back to Manaus, arriving around 4:00 PM.
Accommodation | No
Meal | Breakfast, Lunch
✓ What's included
Transfer hotel - lodge - hotel
Bilingual guide
Spanish, English, Portuguese
Complimentary mineral water is available at the lodge through a self-service water dispenser
Tours as mentioned
Entrance fee
✕ Not included
International flights
Soft and alcoholic drinks
Travel Insurance
Hotel accommodation in Manaus
Tips
ⓘ Need-to-know
ⓘ Check your documents:
All passports must be valid for at least 6 months. It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure this validity to enter the country.
ⓘ Packing list:
Essential items for comfort, safety, and full immersion in the rainforest.
ⓘ Clothing:
-Lightweight, breathable long-sleeve shirts.
-Comfortable long pants (preferably quick-dry).
-Shorts for leisure time.
-Swimsuit (for optional bathing or dolphin observation).
-Light sweater or jacket (nights may be cooler).
-Rain jacket or poncho.
-Hat or cap for sun protection.
-Cotton socks (high-cut for forest walks).
-Comfortable walking shoes or trekking sandals.
ⓘ Personal Care & Protection:
-Sunscreen (high SPF)
-Insect repellent (with DEET or natural alternative)
-Personal hygiene kit (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, etc.) Quick dry towel
-Wet wipes & hand sanitizer
-Any required personal medication
ⓘ Accessories:
-Small daypack for daily excursions
-Reusable water bottle
-Flashlight or headlamp (for night tour – with extra batteries)
-Sunglasses
-Waterproof bag or dry sack (for electronics and documents)
-Camera or smartphone with extra battery/power bank