5-Day Amazon Survival Tour 5D/4N

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Código del tour: 761340
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Ciudad de salidaCiudad de salida
Manaus
Ciudad del finCiudad del fin
Manaus
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5 days
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English

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5-Day Amazon Survival Tour 5D/4N-map
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Included: 13 meals (breakfast x4, lunch x5 , dinner x4 )
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Droop of to Hotel in town our Airport
Tourist Insurance
Mineral water
Lunch
Dinner
Breakfast
Hammocks and mosquito nets
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Tips For Guide and Staff
Accomodation in Manaus
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Customer Service4.3
Accommodation4.3
Transportation4.3
Tour Guide4.3
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R***5 July 28, 2026
5
We did the 5D/4N survival tour and we loved every part of it. We had direct communication with our guide, Ronaldo, from the moment we booked and also the days leading up to the tour. He was very attentive and knowledgeable about the Amazon region. He made us feel safe every minute and made sure our expectations were met. We especially loved the piranha fishing and eating them afterwards. We had a lot of fun and would totally recommend!
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H***1 April 02, 2026
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Pros: lodge was clean, vegetarian food was available, we saw many animals ( I think any tour will have you seeing many animals though) Cons: guide would just say 'snake, poisonous' or 'heron' or 'toucan'. No explanation no details no other information. We had also communicated that we didn't care for the survival thing and wanted more of a nature tour. This was not communicated to the guide. We asked about night hikes and they said yes but our guide said no. Safety issues? Or is the guide lazy? Who knows. The camping was unpleasant for no reason. Cooking over s fire tool 3 hours and really didn't add anything to the trip. I would prefer just a stove and more time doing something, learning, etc. Food while camping was very unsanitary. I've done many many overnight river trips (not commercial) and even on those we use bleach after washing or put food in Tupperware. Leaving food out for bugs to get in for 6 hours and then saying it's good for dinner... For 400/day we expected more. Bug nets were open on the bottom so my whole bug net INSIDE was crawling with roaches since they just crawl in from the bottom. Again, good gear could avoid this. What is the point of suffering like this when you don't even see more animals or learn what is eadible or how to ID certain plants or how to make anything?! I worked in tourism for many years and have worked as a guide so I feel qualified to say this was not great. We saw another of joshs guides at the lodge who looked equally miserable. My guess is he offered good tours for a while and now pays these guys not great but he gets all the business since we foreigners have to Google things and so they are making not much and hate their jobs and Josh is chilling and riding the wave...justa guess. Either way ... We had fun because I love being outside with my partner and seeing animals and because anywhere can be a good time but the tour did not contribute to that experience.
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O***8 February 19, 2026
5
We booked the 5 days, 4 nights Amazon Survival Tour with Joshua and it was honestly a once in a lifetime experience. Communication beforehand was excellent, everything was well organized, and pickup was perfectly on time. On the way we had some great stops, the Meeting of the Waters, where I even captured an amazing jumping dolphin video, plus a really interesting fish farm. After a mix of boat and car transfers we reached the lodge, with super friendly people, great vibes, and delicious food. Our two guides, Kenrick “Jungle Boy” and Leandro, were incredible. From the first moment in the jungle, they explained so much about how life works out there, how to read the forest, animal tracks and calls, fresh signs on the ground, which plants are useful for food, medicine or tools, and how everything is connected in the ecosystem. They answered every question with patience and real enthusiasm, even after hours in the heat. The pace of the tour felt perfect. We started with a boat tour and there was so much to see and so many moments where Kenrick and Leandro stopped to point out details we would have missed. Once we went deeper into the jungle, they showed us how to build and organize a camp in a way that actually works in that environment. Sleeping in hammocks took a little getting used to, but it became part of the adventure, and mosquito nets were absolutely essential. Over the days we did a longer hike and learned how to move through the forest safely. One of the most special moments was spear fishing at night, the jungle after dark feels intense and beautiful at the same time. On another day we went upstream by boat, and they cleared parts of the path with machetes with impressive skill, always calm and in control. Back at camp we fished, cooked over the fire, and ate really well the whole time. For the last night we moved to a different camp, went piranha fishing and it was delicious, and we even some caiman. We also saw traces of a jaguar and heard its call, plus capuchin monkeys, a tarantula, vultures, and toucans. Yes, this tour may cost a bit more than some others, but after hearing stories from travelers who were disappointed or even scammed elsewhere, it felt completely worth it for the quality, safety, and the real experience. This tour is truly immersive and takes you far upstream, much farther from civilization than many “survival tours” that claim the same thing but only go a short hop past an established camp, and because you’re really out there it’s also a bit rougher in the best way, including simple routines like showering each night on the boat using water straight from the river. One practical note: bring proper hiking shoes and ideally shin protection. Barefoot shoes, even if you normally hike in them, are a bad idea in the jungle because of real risks from spiders, snakes, and scorpions. It would help if the website made that clearer. Huge thanks to Kenrick and Leandro for making this unforgettable, and to Joshua for running such a professional operation. We would recommend booking with them to anyone.
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V***5 August 28, 2025
5
Edson was an excellent expert in flora and fauna. Our boat tour was an indescribable experience. There were so many exciting observations. We are totally thrilled. Edson is an excellent guide and the team on the boat fulfilled all our wishes. Thank you very much. Karin and Josef. ????????????????
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