Frequently Asked Questions 

Amazon Glamping is accessible through the Manaus airport in Amazonas State, Brazil. Upon the guest’s arrival in Manaus, our team will warmly welcome them and accompany them on a 2-hour road trip along the Federal Highway BR174, providing an opportunity to appreciate the breathtaking scenery of the northeast Amazon.

Yes, whether visiting as a family, with friends, as a couple, or solo, we offer a range of experiences tailored to accommodate your interests and travel preferences. Moreover, we craft programs specifically designed for birdwatchers and photographers.

Yes, at Amazon Glamping, beyond just offering private guiding services, we exclusively provide fully private experiences. This ensures that our guests are the sole occupants during their stay.

Yes, all guests have access to complimentary drinking water, which is sourced from a mineral spring and purified. They are welcome to refill their aluminum water bottles in the lounge area at any time.

The activities at Amazon Glamping are suitable for individuals of all ages and involve a low to moderate level of physical effort. To fully enjoy all available opportunities, participants should be in good health, and we recommend a basic medical check-up before signing up for a visit. Preparation for the trip includes familiarizing oneself with the suggested activities and bringing the recommended clothing and personal equipment.

Certainly, at Amazon Glamping, we supply electricity for lighting and provide the convenience of directly charging guests’ devices within their tents.

Suggested Clothing

During the rainforest summer, the average temperature in the Amazon region hovers around 40°C, occasionally feeling lower due to the wind chill factor. To ensure comfort, it’s advisable to wear a single layer of lightweight and breathable clothing. Consider packing the following for this Amazon adventure: a hat, synthetic and cotton t-shirts (both short and long sleeve), a rain cover, lightweight, waterproof, and breathable zip-off pants suitable for washing and wearing, a bathing suit, waterproof hiking boots or sturdy shoes, socks, sandals or flip flops, a torch or flashlight (preferably a headlamp) with extra batteries, a 40-liter day backpack, a one-liter water bottle or canteen, sun screen with a minimum SPF of 70, insect repellent, sunglasses offering high UV protection, and a personal first aid kit containing simple and light essentials like analgesics, disinfectants, and antibiotics.

Photography

For wildlife observation, one should bring a good pair of lightweight binoculars with suggested magnification at 7× or 8×. Photography enthusiasts should remember to bring a quality zoom lens for capturing wildlife without the need for close approaches. It’s advisable to pack an ample supply of memory cards and spare batteries, along with a waterproof bag, considering the rainforest environment.

By operating in mosquito-free Amazonian territories such as the Rio Negro and highland rainforests, we ensure outdoor experiences, including on our boats, are mosquito-free, allowing our guests to fully enjoy their off-the-grid adventure. Our commitment to providing a safe and enjoyable experience reflects our dedication to responsible and sustainable tourism in this remarkable and ecologically sensitive environment.

We gladly welcome children, but to ensure their safety, we kindly request that they be a minimum of 7 years old. Children delight in the freedom of the rainforest, be it playing among the trees, savoring the camp experience, or embarking on explorations of the jungle’s concealed wonders with our knowledgeable guide.

The final internet and phone connection point for our guests is in the nearby town of Presidente Figueiredo, situated approximately 30 km from Amazon Glamping. However, at the camp, we maintain a dedicated satellite connection solely for emergencies. Amazon Glamping is intentionally crafted for the purpose of disconnecting from the digital world and re-establishing a profound connection with nature!