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Amazon Eco Lodge
Manaus
North Brazil
Brazil
(92) 3656-6033
Type: Hotel
Minimum Rate: R$ 200 - R$ 300
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North Brazil
Brazil
(92) 3656-6033
Type: Hotel
Minimum Rate: R$ 200 - R$ 300
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Located in Nature Safari’s Private Biological Reserve, Amazon Eco Lodge is 72 km/45 miles from Manaus on the southern bank
of the Amazon. The four-hour trip from Manaus to the lodge starts your adventure. Vans transport guests to a boat docked at Ceasa Port, about half an hour away, and as that boat crosses the river it passes the Meeting of the Waters.
Guests disembark at a small Amazon village where vans wait to transport them to a dock in another village nearby. Speedboats then complete the trip to the lodge, which is set on the lake formed by the Rio Juma. The lodge consists of a central floating module that contains the reception area, sitting areas and restaurant. Swaying hammocks throughout are perfect for relaxing or reading. Accommodations (16 in all) are in five lateral floating modules.
They have fans, twin beds, a wash basin and mosquito netting. A double bedded room is available upon request. Guests share three bathrooms and showers. Electricity is available for only a few hours each night, so alternate light sources such as candles are used.
Guests head to the floating dock for sunning and swimming when they aren’t on the motorized canoes “hunting” for alligators or trekking along rainforest trails. The reserve is home tobirds, butterflies, monkeys, fish and orchids. Double canoes are available for guests to explore on their own. There’s a minimum three-night stay.
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