Hilton Rio De Janeiro Copacabana

Enjoy the best of Rio de Janeiro at Hilton Copacabana. Our hotel offers the largest number of ocean view rooms in the city, two outdoor swimming pools overlooking Copacabana Beach, beach service, Anna Pegova Spa, 24-hour Fitness Center, restaurant and two bars. Relax and enjoy sunset and a 360° view from our rooftop Isabel Lounge with while having a drink. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The Family Suite can accommodate up to 02 adults and 02 children up to 12 years old. For both leisure and corporate guests, we are conveniently located near to most of Rio attractions, close to downtown and airports. Our meeting space offers 36 flexible rooms, perfect for small meetings to large conferences and social events.

Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro (River of January) is the second largest city in Brazil with a population of 6.3 million. Rio is the most visited city in the southern hemisphere and is known for its natural settings, carnival celebrations, samba and beaches such as Copacabana and Ipanema. Some of the most famous landmarks include the giant statue of Christ the Redeemer (one of the modern Seven Wonders of the World) at 130 feet tall and built between 1922 to 1931 atop Corcovado mountain, rising 700 metres above sea level. Also Sugarloaf Mountain, which is 396 meters high, above the harbour with its cable car famously featured in the James Bond Movie “Moonraker”.

Quality Hotel Manaus

The hotel is situated close to shopping outlets, cinemas, restaurants and nightclubs, and is also near the financial and industrial area of the city. Guests can reach the city centre in around a 14-minute drive, and the beach at Ponta Negra is about 23 minutes away by car. The hotel is also conveniently located just 12 km from the airport. Built in 2011, the hotel comprises a total of 216 guest rooms, as well as conference facilities, which include a convention centre and meeting room. The hotel is air-conditioned and greets guests in its lobby at the 24-hour reception. Valuables can be stored in the hotel safe and refreshments are served at the café. Parking is also provided, as is lift access and a laundry service. The hotel rooms have a private bathroom with a shower and hairdryer, as well as a telephone, satellite/cable TV, Internet access and a minibar. A double bed features as standard and an iron and ironing board are provided. Individually regulated air conditioning comes in all accommodation, as does an in-room safe and guests can relax in the living area. Guests can unwind and soak up the sun at the nearby sandy beach. A continental buffet breakfast is served each morning, while set menus and à la carte options are available for lunch and dinner. We emphasize that the contracted daily rate is for 24 hours, with check-in from 2 p. m. and check-out until 12 p. m. The interval of up to 3 hours between guests' departure and arrival is provided for in MTur Ordinance No. 28 and is intended exclusively for cleaning, sanitizing, and tidying up the unit, ensuring the maintenance of our standard of excellence

Manaus

Manaus marks the furthest point that most cruise ships can reach up the Amazon. It is situated approximately 900 miles upriver from the coast at a major fork of the Amazon where the Rio Solimoes meets the Rio Negro to form the main Amazon River. Enjoy the mesmerizing spectacle of the meeting of the waters where the cooler sandy-coloured water of the Amazon River and the warmer and clearer black water of the Rio Negro collide. You would expect two rivers that meet to blend into one another but that is not the case here as the two types of water flow distinctly side by side for a further 6km beyond Manaus.

RV Brasilian Dream

RV Brasilian Dream

Designed as a catamaran to minimize its impact on riverbeds, this brand new River cruise vessel embodies a new vision of the Amazon, blending comfort with eco-responsibility. Launched in 20026 it carries 32 passengers in 14 staterooms, over 4 decks at 49 metres long by 15 metre wide. It features a restaurant, spa, sundeck and lounge bar; and sustainable materials, low-carbon engines, and solar panels for clean energy.

Onboard water treatment ensures responsible resource management, and every design choice aims to preserve the fragile river ecosystem. More than a cruise, it is an invitation to experience the rhythm of nature while respecting its delicate balance. Each passenger becomes both actor and spectator of an extraordinary journey, as the Amazon unveils itself along the water, between mystical mists and blazing sunsets.

Stateroom Amenities:  • 220V Electricity • TV • Hair dryer • Safe • Individual air-conditioning • Bathroom with shower and bathroom amenities • Wi-Fi

Purus River

The Purus River is one of the Amazon’s longest and most meandering tributaries, flowing over 3,200 km from Peru’s Ucayali region through Brazil’s Acre and Amazonas states before joining the Solimões. Its vast basin spans over 360,000 km², with immense floodplains, oxbow lakes, and wetlands supporting rich biodiversity and Indigenous communities. 

Boca Do Badajos - Plan Vapor

Boca do Badajós sits near the Badajós River, a 413‑km tributary flowing through Amazonas into the Solimões River, surrounded by villages such as Badajós in the Codajás region. Its riverside communities  once connected to the Amazon’s steam‑navigation era, shaped by 19th‑century “vapor” routes that modernised transport and river work culture across the region. 

Tefe - Lake Mamirua Estuary

Tefé sits on the lake at the mouth of the Tefé River beside the vast Mamirauá Reserve, a 11,000‑km² flooded‑forest ecosystem famed for pink river dolphins, caimans, white uacaris, and immense birdlife. The Mamirauá estuary’s seasonal floods create rich habitats supporting ribeirinho and Indigenous communities, making Tefé the main gateway for wildlife viewing, canoe trips, and immersive Amazon exploration.

Fonte Boa - Mamirua Reserve

Fonte Boa lies in the heart of the Amazon along the Japurá River and forms over half (52%) of the Mamirauá Sustainable Development Reserve, one of the world’s richest flooded‑forest ecosystems. This vast reserve protects Amazonian wetlands, endangered wildlife, and traditional communities, making Fonte Boa a gateway to pristine várzea forests, biodiversity, and authentic river‑based culture.

Terra Nova Island

Ilha Terra Nova is a serene Amazonian island located in the state of Amazonas, northern Brazil, positioned along the vast waterways east of Manaus. Defined by dense rainforest, winding river channels, and quiet rural communities, the island sits near the hamlet of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, placing it firmly within the lush natural landscape of the central Amazon Basin.

Geographically, Terra Nova Island lies at approximately 3.08° S, 59.73° W, with an elevation of about 32 metres, making it a low‑lying river island shaped by seasonal Amazon River water levels. The island is surrounded by picturesque tributaries and is part of the highly biodiverse Amazonian environment, where visitors encounter rich local vegetation, riverside hamlets such as Missão Nova Tribo do Brás, and access points leading deeper into rural Amazonas.

Jutai

The Jutaí–Santo Antônio do Içá corridor lies deep in the northwest of Brazil’s Amazonas state, connecting two culturally rich municipalities along major tributaries of the Amazon River. Jutaí, situated on the banks of the Jutaí River, is one of the largest municipalities in Amazonas by area and is known for its immense biodiversity, vast protected reserves, and traditional Amazonian communities. It contains parts of the Jutaí–Solimões Ecological Station, the Rio Jutaí Extractive Reserve, and the Cujubim Sustainable Development Reserve, the latter being the world’s largest sustainable development reserve—demonstrating its global ecological importance.

Jutaí’s rainforest‑fringed rivers, Indigenous heritage, and remote waterways offer exceptional opportunities for eco‑tourism, birdwatching, river expeditions, fishing, and visits to local communities. Its lush setting within the Juruá‑Purus moist forests makes it a prime destination for nature lovers seeking immersive Amazonian experiences.

Ticuna Villages - Amazon

Ticuna villages are found along the upper Solimões region where Brazil, Colombia, and Peru meet, home to the most numerous Indigenous people in the Brazilian Amazon. Their settlements, once large communal malocas deep in terra firme forest, have evolved into riverside villages of 70–1,500 people shaped by seasonal floods and traditional clan life.

Tabatinga

Tabatinga is a vibrant Amazonian border city located in the extreme west of Brazil’s Amazonas state, uniquely positioned at the triple frontier where Brazil, Colombia, and Peru meet. It forms a continuous urban area with the Colombian city of Leticia and sits directly on the banks of the Solimões River, the upper stretch of the Amazon River, making it a strategic gateway for river travel, cross‑border commerce, and cultural exchange.

Situated deep within the Amazon Basin, Tabatinga lies approximately 4,777 miles (7,688 km) from the Atlantic Ocean, highlighting its remarkably remote location along one of the world’s longest river systems. This distance underscores its importance as a major inland port on the Amazon River, connecting travelers and goods from Peru’s Iquitos region, Colombia’s Leticia, and onward toward Brazil’s interior and the Atlantic coast.

As a historic settlement founded in the 18th century as Forte de São Francisco Xavier de Tabatinga, the city has evolved into a bustling multicultural hub shaped by Indigenous Ticuna influence, Portuguese colonial history, and modern cross‑border trade. Its riverside markets, open borders, and proximity to rich Amazonian biodiversity make it a compelling destination for explorers seeking authentic rainforest culture and adventure. 

Quality Hotel Manaus

The hotel is situated close to shopping outlets, cinemas, restaurants and nightclubs, and is also near the financial and industrial area of the city. Guests can reach the city centre in around a 14-minute drive, and the beach at Ponta Negra is about 23 minutes away by car. The hotel is also conveniently located just 12 km from the airport. Built in 2011, the hotel comprises a total of 216 guest rooms, as well as conference facilities, which include a convention centre and meeting room. The hotel is air-conditioned and greets guests in its lobby at the 24-hour reception. Valuables can be stored in the hotel safe and refreshments are served at the café. Parking is also provided, as is lift access and a laundry service. The hotel rooms have a private bathroom with a shower and hairdryer, as well as a telephone, satellite/cable TV, Internet access and a minibar. A double bed features as standard and an iron and ironing board are provided. Individually regulated air conditioning comes in all accommodation, as does an in-room safe and guests can relax in the living area. Guests can unwind and soak up the sun at the nearby sandy beach. A continental buffet breakfast is served each morning, while set menus and à la carte options are available for lunch and dinner. We emphasize that the contracted daily rate is for 24 hours, with check-in from 2 p. m. and check-out until 12 p. m. The interval of up to 3 hours between guests' departure and arrival is provided for in MTur Ordinance No. 28 and is intended exclusively for cleaning, sanitizing, and tidying up the unit, ensuring the maintenance of our standard of excellence