Context

The Amazon is discovered by looking in every direction. In the treetops birds and monkeys move about; by the water reptiles and amphibians appear; and among the vegetation grow plants that change shape and color with the landscape. While traveling by boat along rivers and lagoons, your eyes also search for river dolphins, or toninas, one of the most exciting encounters of the trip. With local guides, each outing becomes an opportunity to recognize sounds, tracks and species that could go unnoticed. There is no fixed itinerary for wildlife: each outing holds its own surprises.

What can you do?

• Travel by boat along rivers and lagoons
• Watch birds and mammals
• Look for amphibians and reptiles on guided outings
• Watch river dolphins from the boat
• Learn about the flora on interpretive walks