A must-visit for lovers of adventure, the Amazon Rainforest is a haven of natural beauty and enduring indigenous cultures!
The world’s largest and most biodiverse rainforest, the Amazon extends into eight different South American countries, and is home to around 10% of the world’s known species of flora and fauna, including around 10 million types of animal!
With myriad rivers, lakes and Igapós, the Amazon is filled with an array of waterways
Read MorePiranha’s are found throughout the Amazon’s myriad waterways and are a popular local delicacy...
Read MoreFrom the Dessana of northwestern Brazil, to Ecuador’s Kichwa Añangu, the Amazon is home to numerous...
Read MoreThe Amazon is home to over 1500 types of bird, including numerous endemic and endangered species,...
Read MoreFrom alligators to tree frogs, honey bears to owl monkeys, at night, some of the Amazon’s most...
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Make My TripThe Amazon is a great place to visit year round, but May is the best month as it is the transitional period between the wet and slightly drier season, and offers the best opportunities for wildlife viewing.
Along with Peru, Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador, the Amazon is also in Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana.
The Amazon is generally very warm year round, with average temperatures of between 22 and 34°C.
Although it is possible to visit parts of the Amazon without a guide, this is not recommended as it is extremely unsafe and easy to get lost.
A breath-taking natural phenomenon turns the world’s largest salt flats into a mirror of the sky stretching as far as the eye can see.