The last great Amazonian wilderness
The last great natural wilderness, the Amazon is a truly awesome location that needs to be experienced to be fully understood. Spend your days and nights here heading out into the lush forest to discover the wildlife that calls this stunning region home. Explore on foot with experienced guides, or head out on the waterways in canoes or luxurious Amazon River cruises as you gain new insight into the Amazon and its inhabitants.
With one fifth of the world’s fresh water, the sheer scale of the Amazon River is breathtaking, with new fish, bird and animal species constantly being discovered. Look out for a vast collection of bird species, sloths, alligators and snakes. You’ll find yourself immersed in a realm of breathtaking natural beauty, encountering rare and captivating wildlife.
The dense vegetation means that it’s essential to have a great guide to make the most of your Amazon experience. You’ll have your pick of some of our favourite lodges nestled in the pristine natural wilderness, many of which are committed to pursuing sustainable practices and preserving the precious environment. Depending on where you choose to stay, you can learn about some of the most successful conservation projects in the Brazilian Amazon and how best you can support them.
Highlights
After sunset, experience the Amazon’s nocturnal magic as you glide through the flooded igapós, revealing the hidden world of birds, sloths, snakes and alligators
Board a luxurious yacht and spend a few days exploring the waterways and tributaries of the Amazon, getting up close to nature
Take canoe ride excursions through the Amazonian creeks, waterways and flood forest of the Rio Negro
Spend time getting to know some of the local communities and learning about their traditions during Amazon cultural experiences
The Brazilian Amazon isn't just a trip, it's stepping into a whole other world of incredible wildlife and mind-blowing nature, all while being seriously pampered on amazing river cruises and in elegant jungle hideaways.

Charles Kronsten
Senior Travel Designer
Luxury accommodation in Amazon
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