Amazon Expedition with Richard Rasmussen - 3 days and 2 nights

• Sailing in a two- and three-deck boat along one of the largest tributaries of the Amazon River, the Rio Negro, swimming with the pink dolphin, participating in the rubber tree extraction and getting to know the century-old tradition of manioc milling are just a few of your unforgettable experiences of this experience!
• Get in touch with the millenary culture of the Desana Indians, a people who inhabit the Amazon region since long before the 16th century, when Brazil was discovered, and also the floating community, houses adapted for the water cycles of the Amazon River and to avoid dangers. natural species such as alligators and snakes.
• For sure you will have remarkable experiences on this expedition! Record everything and make the most of each experience during this time.
• Have a unique encounter with the rivers and all the Amazonian biodiversity, discovering surreal landscapes and places!
• Meet one of the largest freshwater fish in Brazil, the Pirarucu, live the unique experience of swimming with the pink dolphin and see other animals from the rich biodiversity of the Amazon.

• Any and all possible direct contact with wild animals will be monitored by the expedition support team.
• The vessel has 02 or 03 floors (depending on the number of passengers) and has 04 crew members, with a maximum capacity of 25 people.
• All meals are served inside the vessel, alcoholic beverages are not included, if desired, the participant can bring their own alcoholic beverages (except beers), as they are available for purchase inside the vessel.
• It is recommended to bring cash in case you want to buy handicrafts from the Indians or to pay the jungle hotel if that is the option. Drinks on board can be paid for by card or cash.
• Ideally, you should arrive the day before the Expedition to sleep in Manaus (overnight not included).
• It is recommended to bring cash in case you want to buy handicrafts from the Indians or to pay for the jungle hotel (there is the option of sleeping in a jungle hotel instead of the hammocks on the boat). Drinks on board can be paid for by card or cash.
• Accommodation: overnight stays will be carried out in hammocks inside the vessel, if the passenger wants to. there are jungle hotels that offer accommodation (not included).
• Travel Insurance: the period of coverage of this insurance is during the entire expedition (from the departure at the meeting point of the hotel in Manaus until the return to the same or to the airport).
• The place where the boat is moored is very close to the inns that offer the overnight service. Participants who choose to stay overnight at these inns are taken with a smaller boat to the place. The overnight stay in these inns is not included in the package.
• Return: on the way back, the transport leaves the participants at the hotel, if there is someone with the return plane on the same day, the transport takes you to the airport free of charge. Ideally, the return flight is after 18:00 hours.
• What to bring: light bathing suits, long-sleeved shirt, pants and closed shoes for hiking in the jungle, hat, mosquito repellent and sunscreen and raincoat.
• Telephone: after leaving Manaus and arriving on the boat where we embark to Rio Negro we will no longer have internet and mobile phone signal.
• It is the traveler's sole responsibility to have all the necessary documentation up to date, so research in advance everything that is required at the destination of your activity.

Remember that with a pandemic, the documentation required may vary from place to place. Confirm what local authorities may require: proof of full vaccination, negative PCR test, and more. Find out what are the requirements of your destination and the location of the activity.

Oh, and don't forget to wear a mask, clean your hands often, and try to maintain social distance.