Sandy beaches and river dolphins in the Amazon

Q: How do I get there?

Your starting point is Santarém in the Brazilian state of Pará. International flights reach Santarém via Brazilian hubs such as São Paulo, Brasília, or Belém; you’ll take a domestic flight to Santarém Airport (IATA code STM). From the airport, the tour operator’s team will drive you to the nearby river village of Alter do Chão, where your boat will be waiting. Boarding takes place on the day of arrival between 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.; on the day of departure, you’ll dock again by 12:00 p.m. Ground transfers between the airport, hotels in the region, and the boat are included in the tour price. Upon request, we’ll handle your flight arrangements for you.

Q: When is the trip taking place?

The trip departs on approximately 15 set dates throughout the year, each lasting 5 days / 4 nights from and to Alter do Chão. Some departures coincide with special occasions such as Carnival, Easter, or New Year’s Eve. You can find all current dates and prices under “Departures” at the bottom of this page.

Q: What makes the New Year's Eve event special?

The highlight is the night of December 31, featuring a New Year’s Eve celebration and dinner on a beach in the region, under the stars. There is deliberately no set day-by-day itinerary for this trip: The crew plans the route to visit the quieter spots around the festivities in Alter do Chão, avoiding large crowds. The regular five-day itinerary serves as a guide.

Q: What health issues should I be aware of?

The route follows the equator; the sun is very intense, so sunscreen, a hat, and light clothing are essential. For the forest trails, we recommend long pants and sneakers, as well as swimwear, insect repellent, a flashlight, and a lightweight raincoat. There are no shopping opportunities during the trip, so please bring all necessary medications with you; if you have an allergy to insect stings, please bring doctor-prescribed antihistamines and inform the tour group.

Q: Is this trip suitable for solo travelers and families?

Solo travelers book a single cabin for their exclusive use. Families are also well taken care of: There is a special children’s rate for children up to 11 years old, and the bunk-bed and connecting cabins are particularly well-suited for families with children. According to the general terms and conditions of travel, the minimum age is 6 years. Children sharing a cabin with only one adult pay the same price as the adult. Please contact us—we’ll find the right cabin solution for you.

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Max. 22 passengers

5 days (4 nights)

From/To Alter do Chão

5-day river cruise from/to Alter do Chão in the Amazon Rainforest of Pará | max. 22 passengers | scheduled departures year-round

White sandy beaches in the middle of the rainforest and water in three colors: Over the course of five days, you’ll cruise around Alter do Chão through the green waters of the Tapajós, the white waters of the Amazon, and the black waters of the Arapiuns. With a little luck, pink river dolphins will accompany your boat, and on the last evening, the crew will host a festive dinner on a quiet river beach.

You’ll travel in a small group on a traditional, all-wood, air-conditioned Amazon boat with a permanent crew; depending on the group size, it can accommodate up to 22 passengers. Because the boats are so small, they can reach quiet side channels, sandbars, and riverside villages that are inaccessible to larger vessels, and they deliberately head for the quietest spots around Alter do Chão.

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During the day, you’ll hike through the primary forest of the Tapajós National Forest to a Samaúma kapok tree that’s about 600 years old, swim at freshwater beaches, and glide by canoe through flooded forests. In the riverside and indigenous communities, the residents offer a glimpse into their way of life: from cassava flour production at the São Marcos flour mill to the turtle breeding station run by the Coroca community. With a little luck, you might spot river dolphins, sloths, or monkeys. The Amazon is not a traditional destination for wildlife viewing; its appeal lies in the vastness of the landscape and the encounters with the people who live here.

The trip departs on set dates throughout the year, with some departures coinciding with special occasions such as Carnival, Easter, or New Year’s Eve. We’d be happy to extend your trip—with a few days in the charming village of Alter do Chão, a side trip to the port city of Santarém, or a stay at a lodge deeper in the rainforest. Contact us, and we’ll tailor your Amazon River cruise to your individual preferences.

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Arrival and Departure: Upon request, we can handle all your travel arrangements, from long-haul flights and domestic flights to local transfers. The arrival airport is Santarém; from there, our team will drive you to Alter do Chão for embarkation. We’d be happy to help you plan an extension of your stay in Alter do Chão, Santarém, or further into the Amazon.

Entry Requirements: German citizens must have a valid passport. You can find the latest travel and safety advisories from the Federal Foreign Office for Brazil. Regulations may vary for other nationalities. Please feel free to contact us.

Payment Methods On Board: Card payments are not accepted on board or in the communities. For handicrafts and small purchases, we recommend bringing about 500 Brazilian reais in small bills.

HIGHLIGHTS

Three rivers, three colors of water —on a single trip, the green waters of the Tapajós, the white waters of the Amazon, and the black waters of the Arapiuns flow side by side.
Dinner on the Beach Under the Stars – On the last evening, the crew hosts a festive dinner on a quiet beach in the region, under the starry sky of the Amazon.
Encounters Along the Riverbank – You’ll visit riverside and indigenous communities ranging in size from 50 to 400 residents and learn about forest medicine, cassava flour, and the Coroca community’s turtle conservation project.
Samaúma in the Primary Forest – In the Tapajós National Forest, a trail leads to the massive samaúma kapok tree, which experts estimate to be about 600 years old and call the “Grandmother of the Forest.”
Swimming in Fresh Water – Between the two days, you’ll find bright sandy beaches and refreshing forest streams where you can swim at some of Brazil’s most beautiful river beaches.
Pará Cuisine and Piracaia – The menu features regional fish dishes, beach snacks, and the traditional piracaia, fish grilled over charcoal.
Wildlife Along the Water – With a little luck, you might spot pink river dolphins, sloths, monkeys, and numerous birds along the shore.

route

Map: Location of the travel region around Santarém in northern Brazil

itinerary

Day 1 | Arrival in Alter do Chão

The team will meet you at the Santarém airport. If you’re already staying at a hotel in Santarém, you’ll be picked up around noon. You’ll then travel by land to Alter do Chão, one of the most charming villages on the Amazon, with restaurants right on the water, a central square, and small shops full of indigenous handicrafts. Between 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m., you’ll board the ship, settle into your cabin, and attend the orientation, including safety instructions.

Then comes the “baptism”: the first swim in the Tapajós. You glide into the green, warm freshwater and have time to swim before the journey deeper into the rainforest begins.

Swimming in the Tapajós River on the day of arrival

Hike through the Tapajós National Forest

Day 2 | In the Tapajós National Forest

After breakfast, you’ll disembark in the Tapajós National Forest (FLONA), one of the region’s largest protected areas, covering over 500,000 hectares. Just outside the Jamaraquá community, your hike through the primary forest begins, taking you past dense vegetation to the massive samaúma—the kapok tree—which experts estimate to be around 600 years old and call the “Grandmother of the Forest.” The pace will be adjusted to suit the group, and the route can be shortened if necessary.

To cool off, take a dip in one of the region’s most beautiful streams before returning on board for lunch. The afternoon is free for swimming in the Tapajós. In the evening, relax on deck under the starry sky and listen to the sounds of the rainforest.

Day 3 | Jari Canal, Arapiuns, and the Coroca Community

You’ll wake up on the Jari Canal, a tributary of the mighty Amazon, and greet the dawn with the sound of birdsong. The journey continues to the Arapiuns River with its dark waters, lush forests, and white-sand beaches. With a little luck, river dolphins will surface alongside the boat along the way. In the late afternoon, you’ll visit the Coroca community, with its lake, Amazonian turtle breeding center, and craft shop, while the guides tell you about sustainable tourism in the region.

In the evening, a special dinner on board celebrates the day, featuring the authentic flavors of Pará cuisine.

Two travelers are walking across a light-colored sandbar in the middle of the river

Cassava Flour Production in the São Marcos Community

Day 4 | São Marcos and Piracaia Communities

After breakfast, you’ll be guests at the São Marcos community. At the “casa de farinha,” a traditional flour mill, the residents will show you how cassava is turned into the staple food of the forest peoples. Afterward, you can take it easy on the beach: the crew will prepare caipirinhas made from local fruits, serve traditional snacks, or set up a hammock in the shade.

To cap off the last night on board, there will be a special beach dinner featuring the traditional piracaia—fish grilled over charcoal in the style of Pará cuisine.

Day 5 | The Last Plunge into the Water

On your last morning, you’ll wake up to the green waters of the Tapajós and treat yourself to a farewell swim before the boat returns to Alter do Chão. You’ll disembark by noon. The team will take you to Santarém Airport or to another location of your choice in the region.

Last swim in the green waters of the Tapajós

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activities

Hikes in the primary forest (included)

With a Guide Through the Primary Forest

From the boat, you’ll disembark and follow your guides along narrow trails into the Amazon’s primary forest. In the Tapajós National Forest, a protected area spanning over 500,000 hectares, the trail leads to the massive samaúma tree—the kapok tree—which experts estimate to be around 600 years old and which the region calls the “Grandmother of the Forest.” Along the way, the guides explain which plants are used for traditional forest medicine. The route is tailored to the group’s pace and takes between one and five hours; at the end, a refreshing swim in a clear forest stream often awaits.

Swimming at freshwater beaches and in flooded forests (included)

Sunlight in the flooded forest

The Amazon in Pará is a realm of fresh water. On the light-colored sandy beaches of the Tapajós, whose green waters shimmer in the warm sunlight, you can go for a swim, float along with the current, or relax on the shore. On other days, the boat glides into the flooded forests—known here as igapós —where the treetops are reflected in the still water, and into shady forest streams, the igarapés, whose cool water is a welcome relief under the equatorial sun.

Encounters with riverside and indigenous communities (included)

A Bridge to a Riverside Community

Communities of fifty to four hundred people live along the riverbanks and welcome you to their villages. In communities such as Coroca or São Marcos, you’ll sit down with the residents, hear about life along the river, and learn how responsible tourism contributes to the preservation of the forest. The tour operator works in direct partnership with these guardians of the forest, whose knowledge of the forest, water, and tradition forms the core of this journey.

Canoeing and wildlife viewing (if you're lucky) (included)

A squirrel monkey at the Jari Canal

In canoes, you glide silently through narrow waterways, reaching places the large boat can’t go, and in the early morning, a chorus of birds fills the air above the water. The Amazon isn’t a classic destination for wildlife viewing, but with a little luck, pink river dolphins or gray tucuxis might surface beside your canoe, a sloth might hang motionless in the branches, or monkeys might dart through the treetops. What you see is a gift of the moment—not a promise.

Culture and Handicrafts of the Forest Peoples (inclusive)

Handicrafts Made from Seeds and Palm Straw

In the São Marcos community, a traditional flour mill—the casa de farinha—demonstrates how cassava is turned into the staple food of the forest peoples. In Coroca, you’ll visit a breeding center where Amazonian turtles are protected in collaboration with the environmental agency IBAMA. In the craft shops, you’ll find original items made from the straw of the Tucumã palm, wood carvings, and jewelry made from seeds and latex. Be sure to have some cash on hand for shopping, as credit cards are not accepted in the villages.

Pará cuisine and piracaia on the beach (included)

Regional Cuisine from Pará

The cuisine of Pará draws its inspiration from the river and the forest. On board, the crew serves fresh fish and regional dishes, along with juices and ice cream made from local fruits, and caipirinhas on the open deck. A highlight of the final night is the piracaia—fish grilled over charcoal—which you’ll enjoy on a quiet beach while the crew passes around snacks and sets up a hammock in the shade. On the New Year’s Eve departure, this turns into a New Year’s Eve dinner on the beach under the stars.

Sport Fishing for Piranhas (optional)

A view of the river from the open deck

If you’d like, you can cast a line for piranhas with the guides, just like the locals do, and always with bated breath the moment the line tugs. Sport fishing is available for an additional fee upon request and subject to availability; it takes place only in designated areas and follows the catch-and-release principle, so every fish is returned to the river.

Information

Included services:

All ground transfers between Santarém Airport or your hotel in the region and the boat in Alter do Chão
4 nights aboard one of the boats
Regional cuisine from Pará, as part of the daily program: breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks throughout the day
All activities and excursions as listed in the itinerary, including community and admission fees in the riverside villages
Drinks on board: mineral water, juices, soft drinks, beer, and caipirinha made with local fruits
Festive beach dinner on the last evening; on the New Year's Eve trip, a New Year's Eve dinner under the stars
Full crew, including the captain, sailors, cook, and assistant, as well as housekeeping staff and a personal host on board
travel insurance

Not included:

Flights to and from Santarém. Upon request, we can handle your travel arrangements.
Optional tips for the crew and activity guides

Important:

We recommend arriving one to two days before the trip begins to allow for any flight or baggage delays.
International travel health insurance that includes repatriation coverage is strongly recommended.
This trip takes you to remote areas without quick access to medical care. If you have a chronic condition or require regular medical treatment, please contact us before booking.
Languages spoken on board: English and Portuguese
Card payments are not accepted on board or in the communities. Be sure to bring about 500 Brazilian reais in small bills to buy handicrafts.
There will be no opportunity to shop during the trip. Please bring a sufficient supply of any medications you need. If you have an allergy to insect stings, please bring any doctor-prescribed antihistamines and inform the tour group.
The route runs along the equator, and the sun is very intense. Be sure to pack sunscreen, a hat, and sun protection.
There is no cell service or internet access for much of the trip. Be prepared for quiet days without a signal; reception is available mainly at the beginning and end of the trip, near Alter do Chão.
We will cancel the trip up to 30 days before departure and notify you by email if the minimum number of four adult passengers has not been reached. Such cancellations are extremely rare.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get there?

Your starting point is Santarém in the Brazilian state of Pará. International flights reach Santarém via Brazilian hubs such as São Paulo, Brasília, or Belém; you’ll take a domestic flight to Santarém Airport (IATA code STM). From the airport, the tour operator’s team will drive you to the nearby river village of Alter do Chão, where your boat will be waiting. Boarding takes place on the day of arrival between 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.; on the day of departure, you’ll dock again by 12:00 p.m. Ground transfers between the airport, hotels in the region, and the boat are included in the tour price. Upon request, we can handle your flight arrangements for you.

What are the entry requirements for Brazil?

German citizens must have a valid passport. You can find the latest travel and safety advisories from the Federal Foreign Office for Brazil. Regulations may vary for other nationalities. Please contact us.

When is the trip taking place?

The trip departs on approximately 15 set dates throughout the year, each lasting 5 days / 4 nights from and to Alter do Chão. Some departures coincide with special occasions such as Carnival, Easter, or New Year’s Eve. You can find all current dates and prices under “Departures” at the bottom of this page.

What makes the New Year's Eve event special?

The highlight is the night of December 31, featuring a New Year’s Eve celebration and dinner on a beach in the region, under the stars. There is deliberately no set day-by-day itinerary for this trip: The crew plans the route to take in the quieter spots around the festivities in Alter do Chão, avoiding large crowds. The regular five-day itinerary serves as a guide.

Will I see pink river dolphins and other animals?

Let’s be honest: The tour operator explicitly points out that the Amazon is not a traditional wildlife-viewing destination. Sightings are never guaranteed. With a little luck, you might spot pink river dolphins and gray tucuxis on the Arapiuns River or the Jari Canal, as well as sloths, monkeys, and numerous birds—such as during the morning chorus of birdsong. However, the focus of this trip is on the three river landscapes, the freshwater beaches, the primary forest, and encounters with the riverside communities.

Is there internet and cell service on board?

According to the onboard brochure, the boats are equipped with Starlink Wi-Fi. At the same time, the provider notes that neither cell service nor internet will be available for most of the trip, with reception limited mainly to the beginning and end of the journey, near the village. So be prepared for a deliberate digital detox over long stretches, far from the grid, in the heart of the world’s largest tropical rainforest.

Who is this trip for?

Hikes through the primary forest can be adapted to the group's pace and last between one and five hours. This trip takes you to remote areas without access to advanced medical facilities. People with life-threatening medical conditions or who require daily medical treatment cannot participate.

What health issues should I be aware of?

The route follows the equator; the sun is very intense, so sunscreen, a hat, and light clothing are essential. For the forest trails, we recommend long pants and sneakers, as well as swimwear, insect repellent, a flashlight, and a lightweight raincoat. There are no shopping opportunities during the trip, so please bring all necessary medications with you; if you have an allergy to insect stings, please bring doctor-prescribed antihistamines and inform the tour group.

Which meals and beverages are included in the price?

You’ll be well taken care of on board. The tour price includes regional cuisine from Pará as per the daily itinerary, featuring breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks, plus a festive beach dinner on the last evening. Meals include fish and regional dishes, including the traditional piracaia—fish grilled over charcoal. Beverages included on board are mineral water, juices, soft drinks, beer, and caipirinhas. The kitchen will gladly accommodate dietary requests and food intolerances in the menu upon advance notice.

Is this trip suitable for solo travelers and families?

Solo travelers book a single cabin for their exclusive use. Families are also well taken care of: There is a special children’s rate for children up to age 11, and the bunk-bed and connecting cabins are particularly well-suited for families with children. According to the general terms and conditions of travel, the minimum age is 6 years. Children sharing a cabin with only one adult pay the same price as the adult. Please contact us—we’ll find the right cabin solution for you.

Amazon Dolphin

The Amazon Dolphin on the Tapajós River

Beautiful Amazon

The Belle Amazon on the Tapajós River

The Tupaiú's panoramic deck, featuring seating and a view of the Rio Tapajós

Tupaiú Panoramic Deck

On the deck of the Tupaiú, with a sweeping view of the river

Stand-up paddlers on the river at sunset, with the riverboat in the background

Stand-Up Paddleboarding at Sunset

Paddling into the sunset on a stand-up paddleboard, with the boat always in sight

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Sunlight streams into the flooded forest, the Igapó

New Year's Eve in the Amazon - Freshwater Beach in Tapajós-Kaiara

A bright, freshwater beach on the banks of the Tapajós River

New Year's Eve in Amazonas, Baden—Sunset at Kaiara

Swimming in warm freshwater at sunset

A festively set table on a riverbank along the Amazon

A Festive Feast on the Beach

A festively set table on the riverbank, ready for a dinner on the beach

New Year's Eve_Amazon_Skeleton Monkey_Kaiara

With a little luck, you might spot a squirrel monkey along the Jari Canal

New Year's Eve_Amazonas Guide_Rainforest-Kaiara

With a guide through the dense vegetation of the rainforest

New Year's Eve_Amazonas-Cassava Flour_Flour Mill-Kaiara

Freshly roasted cassava flour at the traditional flour mill

New Year's Eve_Amazonas-Handicrafts-Kaiara

Handicrafts made from seeds and palm straw by the communities

New Year's Eve_Amazonas-Para_Kitchen-Kaiara

Regional cuisine from Pará featuring local fruits

A boat on the Amazon River, seen from a bird's-eye view

Riverboat on a sandbar

At anchor on a sandbar: traveling along the vast rivers of the Amazon

A long sandy beach along the river, set against wooded hills

New Year's Eve_Amazonas_Sandy Beach_Huegel-Kaiara

A long sandy beach set against wooded hills

Guests stand in the shallow waters of the Amazon in the evening light

New Year's Eve in the Amazon—Guests in the Water at Kaiara

Guests in the shallow river water in the evening light

Set tables and lounge chairs on a quiet riverbank

New Year's Eve_Amazonas Beach_Lounge-Kaiara

Set tables on a quiet riverbank

Deck chairs and pillows on the open sun deck of a riverboat

Relaxing on the open deck

Relax on the open deck overlooking the river

The Amazon Dolphin's bar and lounge area, featuring warm wood finishes

Amazon Dolphin Lounge

The Amazon Dolphin's Bar and Lounge, a gathering place on board

Amazon Dolphin Master Cabin

The Amazon Dolphin's master cabin with a view of the river

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HIGHLIGHTS

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itinerary

activities

Hikes in the primary forest (included)

Swimming at freshwater beaches and in flooded forests (included)

Encounters with riverside and indigenous communities (included)

Canoeing and wildlife viewing (if you're lucky) (included)

Culture and Handicrafts of the Forest Peoples (inclusive)

Pará cuisine and piracaia on the beach (included)

Sport Fishing for Piranhas (optional)

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