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7 Days 6 Nights
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12 people
English
Embark on an unforgettable 7-day deep survival expedition to the heart of the Amazon rainforest, exploring the remote and stunning Amanã Lake. This immersive adventure offers a rare opportunity to disconnect from modern life and connect deeply with nature, guided by experienced local survival experts.
Throughout the journey, you will learn essential jungle survival skills, such as shelter building, sourcing food and water, wildlife tracking, and navigating dense rainforest terrain. Each day brings new challenges and awe-inspiring encounters with the Amazon’s unique flora and fauna.
Sleep under the stars, fish for your meals, and experience life as the indigenous communities have for centuries. Whether you’re a seasoned explorer or a curious adventurer, this trip is designed to push your limits while providing a once-in-a-lifetime connection to one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet.
Highlights:
Guided exploration of Amanã Lake and the surrounding rainforest
Encounters with exotic wildlife
Cultural exchange with local communities
Eco-conscious and sustainable practices
Are you ready to test your limits and discover the raw beauty of the Amazon?
From Manaus to Tefe, there are daily flights with AZUL AIRLINE with a 50-minute flight
At 9 am, you will be picked up at Tefe Airport upon arrival and transferred to the port of Tefe. From there, the group will take a speedboat to navigate through the dark waters of Tefe Lake, where the dark water of Tefe Lake meets the Solimoes River. Continuing our journey, we navigate on the Solimoes River, then take the Japura River, navigating on different tributaries of the Amazon River until we reach Amana Lake and the community base of UBIM, where lunch will be served. The journey takes approximately 5 hours, depending on the water level. At 3 p.m., the group departs on a local motorized boat to the first campsite. During the journey to the camp, it is possible to spot various birds from the region.
At 7:00 am, breakfast is served, followed by a jungle walk starting at 8:00 am and lasting until noon. During the walk, the guide provides valuable information about the flora and fauna of the Amazon Jungle, including medicinal plants, spiders, and trees. There may also be a chance to spot some monkeys. The afternoon activity begins at 3 pm with canoeing by paddle on the small channels, offering an excellent opportunity to spot wildlife. The group paddles upstream on the Ubim Creek toward the second campsite. Dinner is prepared, followed by a Caiman sporting activity, where the guide catches one by hand, allowing participants to touch and learn more about this prehistoric animal of the Amazon River. Then, it’s back to camp for the night.
After breakfast, a full-day hike to the next camp begins. During the hike, the group explores more of the Amazon and learns about survival techniques, such as identifying edible fruits, plants, and other creatures found in the jungle. Upon reaching the camp, dinner is prepared over a fireside, following the tradition of native people of the Amazon, before settling in for the night.
Breakfast is served, followed by a boat ride through channels and small creeks (depending on the water level), offering a great chance to spot birds and other wildlife, such as giant otters. After the boat ride, it’s time to set up camp in a new jungle area before going on a short hike. In the evening, a boat excursion with a spotlight allows for wildlife viewing, offering a unique experience of the sounds and sights of the Amazon jungle at night. Then, it’s back to camp for the night.
After breakfast, the group embarks on a hike to search for fruits, larvae, and other edible sources, enhancing the understanding of survival in the Amazon. Lunch is served at camp, followed by the group moving to another spot to set up a new camp. Fishing with a spear is the afternoon activity, aiming to catch fish for dinner. Then, it’s back to camp for the night.
Another day in the jungle begins with breakfast, followed by exploring a new area in search of fruits or larvae, focusing on learning about edible and poisonous species. After returning to camp for lunch, the group heads out by boat to explore the creek, engaging in piranha fishing and setting fishing nets for dinner. After dinner, a nighttime boat excursion offers more wildlife spotting opportunities before returning to camp for the night.
Breakfast is served, and after packing up, the group takes a boat ride to the Ubim Community, arriving at noon for lunch. At 2:00 pm, the journey back to the City of Tefe begins, with drop-offs at hotels in town.
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