Itinerary
Day 1 – Friday | Boarding and sailing on the Solimões River
At 3:00 PM, check in at the Port of Manaus and get ready to begin an unforgettable experience in the Brazilian Amazon. At 6:00 PM, the boat will set sail on the Solimões River. Enjoy the sunset from the deck and admire the Amazonian landscapes. At 7:00 PM, join the welcome cocktail, featuring regional flavors and Amazonian music. The day will conclude with dinner on board, from 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM.
Day 2 – Saturday | Lake Janauacá and Amazonian culture
After breakfast, take part in a boat excursion around the Janauacá Lake region, with a visit to the home of a caboclo to learn about their way of life, customs, and local crops.
During the day, you can attend talks about Amazonian fruits, visit the bridge, and enjoy onboard entertainment activities.
In the afternoon, participate in a boat excursion or a piranha fishing activity, depending on the boat's schedule. After dinner, you can take a night excursion through the Manaquiri region to discover the Amazonian wildlife by lantern light.
Day 3 – Sunday | Manacapuru and Amazonian nature
The day begins with the possibility of taking a boat trip at dawn through the Manacapuru region, ideal for birdwatching and contemplating the landscapes illuminated by the first rays of sunlight.
In the morning, you can choose between a boat trip or a jungle hike, depending on the activities available. During the day, there will also be talks about Amazonian peoples and culture, as well as onboard entertainment.
In the afternoon, enjoy a boat trip around the Janauari Lake region, with a visit to a houseboat, an opportunity to learn about local crafts, and a short walk around the area.
In the evening, enjoy the captain's dinner and a folkloric show with rhythms and traditions from Brazil.
Day 4 – Monday | Meeting of the Waters and navigation towards the Negro River
At dawn, behold the famous Meeting of the Waters, where the Negro and Solimões rivers flow side by side without immediately mixing, creating one of Brazil's most emblematic natural phenomena.
After breakfast, continue enjoying the ship's amenities and the journey along the Amazonian rivers. This leg of the trip connects the Solimões River with the Rio Negro route, allowing you to appreciate the region's diverse landscapes and ecosystems.
Day 5 – Tuesday | Igarapés and the Três Bocas archipelago
Discover the Jaraqui region with a morning boat trip or a jungle hike, depending on the available schedule. During the tour, you'll observe the native vegetation and learn more about the Amazonian ecosystem.
In the afternoon, sail through the Três Bocas archipelago, a region of numerous river islands and natural channels. Enjoy the rest of the day relaxing on board and taking advantage of the entertainment activities.
Day 6 – Wednesday | Local communities and evening excursion
In the morning, visit a local community in the Cuieiras River region to learn about their customs, way of life, and traditional crops. You will also have the opportunity to discover the handicrafts produced by the region's inhabitants.
In the afternoon, take part in a boat excursion around the Ariaú region, with the possibility of visiting a local house or practicing piranha fishing, depending on the scheduled activity.
After dinner, a night excursion will allow you to discover the sounds and wildlife of the Amazon rainforest.
Day 7 – Thursday | Amazonian wildlife and gala dinner
Start your day with a sunrise excursion to the Ariaú River region, where you can observe birds and enjoy the Amazonian landscapes. A boat trip to observe pink river dolphins may also be available, depending on natural conditions and the operator's schedule.
Throughout the day, you can participate in talks about Amazonian wildlife and culture, visit the command cabin and enjoy free time on board.
In the afternoon, the program may include a visit to the Rubber Museum, where you will learn more about the history of rubber extraction and its importance in the development of the region.
In the evening, enjoy a gala dinner and a folkloric show celebrating Brazilian cultural diversity.
Day 8 – Friday | Disembarkation in Manaus
After breakfast, the boat will return to the Port of Manaus. Disembarkation is scheduled between 8:00 and 8:30 a.m., concluding a seven-night experience on the Negro and Solimões rivers, with extraordinary landscapes, lush nature, and contact with Amazonian culture.
