Tapajós National Forest, 2 days
The Tapajós National Forest with an overnight stay in a family home in Jamaraquá. The hunting trail almost no tourist walks, night canoeing for caiman, and the ancient kapok trees.

Half an afternoon by boat through the creeks of Lago Verde, swimming at Pindobal beach and sunset at Ponta do Cururú, where pink river dolphins appear.
Leaves at 2:30pm and returns with the sun going down. The route enters the creeks that feed Lago Verde, clear-water springs winding through vegetation before emptying into the lake. During high water, February to August, you can paddle into the Enchanted Forest, a stretch of submerged woodland navigated between the treetops. In the dry season, September to January, you walk the banks of those same creeks instead. Then a swim at Pindobal beach and a final stop at Ponta do Cururú for sunset, where pink river dolphins are a frequent sight.
Departure from Alter do Chão
Creeks and springs of Lago Verde
Enchanted Forest by canoe (high water) or bank trail (dry season)
Swimming at Pindobal beach
Sunset at Ponta do Cururú
Return to Alter do Chão





The Tapajós National Forest with an overnight stay in a family home in Jamaraquá. The hunting trail almost no tourist walks, night canoeing for caiman, and the ancient kapok trees.
Three days crossing all three rivers: Tapajós, Arapiuns and Amazon. The communities of Jamaraquá, Maripá and Urucureá, and the Jarí floodplain where the wildlife concentrates.
Four days sleeping in a hammock on board, across the Tapajós, Arapiuns and Amazon. Fish baked on a deserted beach, a six-hour trail, and the kapok tree it took twenty people to encircle.