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Rainforests of Brazil
Manaus on the Amazon River featuring Amazon Boat Safaris Tropical Hotel Manaus • Caesar Business Hotel • Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge Amazon EcoPark • Pantanal Wildlife Sanctuary • Rio Mutum On the outskirts of Manaus sits the Tropical
Hotel, a magnificent property that blends comfort and elegance
with the river and surrounding jungle in a manner that leaves
both undisturbed. You will have a half-day tour of Manus, including
the famous Amazonas Theater and the colorful port and waterfront area.
The Caesar Business Hotel is situated in one of the top areas of the city of Manaus, very close to the Amazonas Shopping Center, Universidad del Estado de Amazonas, the State Social Welfare Ministry, Petrobrás, the convention center and the Vivaldo Lima Stadium. The hotel is located 10 minutes from the industrial district and 25 minutes from the Eduardo Gomes International Airport. The hotel has 229 rooms, a Lobby Bar, Room Service, free high-speed and wireless Internet for guests, a business center equipped with computers and rooms for meetings and events. The Amaranto restaurant has a casual atmosphere and is open from 6:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. with exquisite international cuisine.
Located in the heart of the Amazon jungle, but not far from Manaus, the Amazon Ecopark unites adventure and comfort. It has 60 rooms distributed among 20 bungalows throughout the forest, together with a thatched-roof, open-air restaurant, a private beach, natural swimming pools, and over 10 km. of jungle trails and unusual native fauna and flora. It is the only lodge authorized by the Brazilian Environmental Agency to maintain wild animals.
Excursions include: jungle hikes; a visit to Monkey Forest; alligator observation safari in the evening; a visit to a local native's house with the opportunity to learn about how rubber is processed; canoe trips; prianha fishing; a tour to the Meeting of the Waters (where the Negro and Solimoes Rivers meet to form the Amazon River); and instruction about jungle survival and medicinal plants.
Deep in the heart of Brazil lies one of the world’s great wildlife reserves, the Pantanal, which can now be seen by a handful of tourists wanting to view nature at her best. Sustained by the floodwaters of the Parana River, this wild and rugged savannah teems with bird and animal wildlife. Visitors can view the wildlife by 4-wheel drive, in canoe or on horseback, while staying in delightful accommodations. The fauna seen in the Pantanal varies by the seasonal rain and flooding. The wildlife follows the water cycle, so the animals you see will depend upon the season, the animal's cycle and luck! Many of the birds are endemic, but many others are migratory. The dry season typically starts in June and continues through September or even into October. This enormous savanna is in a constant state of flux: each visit rewards the visitor with an ecological adventure beyond description!
Rio Mutum coming soon! |
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