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Amazon Village Lodge

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Rustic Amazonian lodge offering a taste of the jungle within easy reach of Manaus.

The rustic Amazon Village lodge is reached from Manaus via a lovely journey by motorised canoe. Accommodation is in spacious, thatched bungalows constructed from beautiful rosewood and scattered within lush rainforest. Excursions include canoe trips, nocturnal safaris and piranha fishing.

The Amazon Village is a purpose-built eco-lodge, upstream from the River Amazon on the banks of the Puraqucuara, a small tributary of black water with few mosquitoes. It isn't that far from the city, and offers a taste of the jungle as opposed to a more in-depth exploratory experience. In high water (April to August) you can swim in the clear water off the pier, and canoe trips through the flooded forest are particularly enchanting.

Rooms each have a private veranda and hammock. There's  an off-grid feel here. The lodge does not have a generator although the battery-powered lighting is low, creating a quiet and atmospheric feel. For many guests, the lack of WiFi will be a welcome invitation to disconnect.

The lodge has a cosy bar, spacious sun-deck and a reception lounge with comfy sofas, as well as a large al-fresco restaurant serving a substantial buffet prepared with fresh local ingredients.

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What our clients say

  • "Great experience, simple but exactly as described. Food simple and delicious. We were the only people staying at the lodge which we loved. Osman changed his itinerary to show us what he thought would be of particular interest. We were very lucky”

    MC, Teddington
  • "Our guide Marco was excellent, very enthusiastic, knowledgeable and spoke excellent English - good variation of activities.”

    HM, Cheshire
  • “Osmar at the Lodge (who was our guide for the 3 days) was tremendous.”

    LB, Chiswick
  • A wonderfully relaxing experience. Food and service excellent. Rooms very basic and no soundproofing so little privacy.

    VS, Bicester
  • "Amazon Village was one of our highlights.”

    ER, Isle of Man
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Our expert's view

Hannah
Hannah Waterhouse - Travel Expert

Hannah had an early introduction to Latin America when her family moved to Ecuador and she returned to study in Buenos Aires for a year before backpacking across the continent.

The lodge manages to create a remote and rustic atmosphere even though it is relatively close to Manaus. The food here is very good and the guides are among the best working in Brazil's Amazon lodges which make the excursions particularly rewarding.

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