Disconnect from the everyday and dive into a true wilderness experience. This 4-day, 3-night kayak expedition into Igarapé do Ubim and Amanã Lake is a fast, immersive way to see the Amazon up close: glassy lagoons, winding blackwater creeks and flooded várzea forest, guided by local experts who know the river like family.
– Authentic immersion: paddle remote channels few travelers visit and camp riverside under the stars.
– Rich wildlife: high chances to spot macaws, toucans, monkeys, herons, river dolphins and night‑active caimans.
– Cultural connection: meet riverine families, taste regional cuisine and learn traditional skills.
– Low‑impact travel: eco‑aware practices that support local communities and protect fragile habitats.
– Daily paddling (moderate effort): typically 3–6 hours with regular breaks.
– Guided jungle hikes, river swims (seasonal), fishing and community visits.
– Riverside camping in hammocks with mosquito nets or simple local lodging; hearty Amazonian meals included.
– Flexible itinerary that adapts to water levels and weather to maximize wildlife viewing and safety.
– Safety first: life jackets, experienced local guides and first‑aid equipment provided.
– Meet in Tefé (we handle airport or port pickup). Flights from Manaus to Tefé are the fastest option (approx. 1 hour). Slow-boat options available for a longer, scenic route.
– Nature lovers, photographers and adventurous travelers with moderate fitness. Beginners welcome with guided instruction.
Quick‑dry clothes, swimwear, water shoes, light rain jacket, insect repellent, reef‑safe sunscreen, dry bag, headlamp, small first‑aid kit, waterproof phone/camera case, passport/ID copy.
Morning/early afternoon: Meet in Tefé (airport or port). Briefing and gear check.
Transfer by speedboat across Tefé Lake, Solimões and Japurá rivers to the Ubim community (approx. 4–6 hours depending on water).
Arrive at the community base: orientation, safety talk, and kayak setup.
Dinner with locals and overnight at the community base or nearby riverside camp.
7:00 — Breakfast and final gear briefing.
8:00 — Launch kayaks into the igarapés; paddle narrow creeks and side channels. Wildlife watching en route (birds, monkeys, river life).
Midday — Riverside lunch and short rest.
Afternoon — Continue paddling deeper into flooded forest toward a remote campsite.
Late afternoon — Set up camp (hammocks/mosquito nets), collect water/firewood as needed. Dinner and nighttime wildlife listening.
– 6:00 — Early coffee and optional sunrise paddle for bird activity.
– 7:00 — Breakfast.
– 8:00 — Full-day paddling through winding channels and lagoons; frequent stops to explore banks, photograph wildlife, and swim in calm pools (season permitting).
Midday — Picnic lunch on the riverbank.
Afternoon — Shore excursion: guided short jungle hike to learn about medicinal plants, animal tracks and local ecology.
Evening — Return to camp, dinner, then night boat outing to spot caiman and other nocturnal animals.
7:00 — Breakfast and pack camp.
8:00 — Short morning paddle to reach Ubim village or community landing.
11:30 — Lunch with local hosts; brief cultural exchange (visit homes, see local crafts or fishing techniques).
13:00 — Speedboat transfer back to Tefé port across Amanã/Tefé waters.
Mid to late afternoon — Drop-off at Tefé port or airport; trip concludes.
Cancellation policy
Our goal is to provide the best possible experience for our guests, and we understand that plans can change. We have designed our cancellation policy to be as fair and transparent as possible, taking into account both your needs and our operational costs.
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