Amazon tours & holidays

It's not every day you get woken up by rowdy howler monkeys

But the world's largest tropical rainforest is full of surprises. Spend your days canoeing the waterways to spot giant river otters and capybara families, watching macaws swarm a clay lick or learning about ancient Indigenous wisdom in a medicine garden. As night falls, head out on twilight hikes – keeping your eyes peeled for caimans lurking on the riverbanks. You never quite know what's in store in the Amazon. But those I'm-so-far-from-home moments? They're guaranteed.

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Stay in an Amazon eco lodge

After a big day exploring the Amazon, what could be better than kicking back in a cosy lodge lit by kerosene lamps? Located in the heart of the action with decks that back onto the jungle, hammocks to lounge in and an ever-present soundtrack of weird and wonderful wildlife, this is as close as it gets to Mother Nature – without giving up a shower or bed.

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Go on a twilight hike

Grab your head torch, slather on the bug spray, and set off on a jungle walk after dark. As night falls, the Amazon comes alive with a chorus of high-pitched insects, the rattle of reptiles and the rustling of nocturnal mammals on the hunt. With a bit of luck, you might spot an anaconda or the glowing eyes of a jaguar.

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Explore the waterways

Hop in a motorised boat and cruise the calm waters of Lake Sandoval, an oxbow lake home to heaps of wildlife – including a resident family of giant river otters and countless bird species. After, swing by a parrot clay lick where hundreds of macaws and parakeets gather to get their daily mineral fix.

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Visit a medicine garden

If you know where to look, the Amazon is full of food and natural remedies! Join a local guide on a walk through a medicine garden and discover some of the plants and healing techniques Indigenous people have been using for thousands of years.

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