Brazil contains the vast majority of the forest and rivers of Amazonia. The sheer scale of the Amazon basin is truly awesome, yet good wildlife viewing is only found in a few choice locations. Around Manaus and in many other parts of Amazonia, it is very difficult to spot wildlife satisfactorily, often due to hunting or human encroachment. But further afield, in the south and west, natural history lovers can fully experience the thrill of spotting the startling white uakari monkey, flocks of macaws, the powerful harpy eagle or a shy Brazillian tapir in the depths of the seemingly impenetrable rainforest.
Highlights of Brazil
Amazonia
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Accommodation Near
Amazonia
One of the top locations in Brazil to see an excellent variety of Amazonian flora and fauna
Located in the remote Mamiraua Sustainable Development Reserve, this community-run lodge is a floating wooden structure with only five guest bungalows
Located in a quiet residential part of Manaus, the main city of Para state, in Amazonia
