Brazil Nuts' Exclusive: Lodge Finder

Discover the
Jungle Best for You

In the last 26 years there is no other questions asked more frequently of us than: "What is the best jungle lodge to stay at"? As there is no one answer - it all depends on how YOU want to "do" your jungle experience - we've come up with a guide that will walk you through the key differences/ attributes of each Amazon lodge option and help point you in the right direction.


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Distance from Manaus Pier
Overnight in Manaus Required?
Character
Size
Air Conditioning/ Overall Comfort
Swimming Pool
Optional Jungle Survival Course
Special Features
Pros
Cons
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Amazon Ecopark Lodge

Located in the midst of the lush jungle, just an hour from the Manaus International Airport, the Amazon Ecopark Lodge is a tourist, scient...

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Juma Lodge

The Juma Lodge is a quaint, comfortable hotel designed to integrate with the environment and allow guests to enjoy the wonders of the Amaz...

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Anavilhanas Lodge

The Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge is located 110 km northwest of Manaus, on the right margin of the Rio Negro. Located across from the world's ..

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Tiwa Lodge

The Tiwa Amazonas is an environmentally friendly hotel situated on the banks of the lush Rio Negro, just 10 km from Manaus. Located on a n..

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Amazonat Lodge

The Amazonat Jungle Resort is located 160 kilometers (100 miles) east of Manaus, the capital of the State of Amazonas, in northern Brazil...

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Ariau Jungle Tower

The Ariau Amazon Towers is a unique, eco-friendly resort built in the treetop canopy of the Amazon Jungle. Just a scenic 60 km ...

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Tupana Jungle Lodge

Approximately 178 km south of Manaus, in the middle of the forest, on the banks of the Tupana River, the Amazon Tupana Lodge is located in...

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40 minutes by boat 3 hours by boat, road 3 hours by road, boat 40 minutes by boat One hour by road 2 hours by boat 4 hours by boat and road
  Overnight in Manaus Required         Overnight in Manaus Required
Most "moderate" of the bunch Remote, Rustic Slightly exclusive Landscaped grounds Chalets in rolling jungle Busy scene Simple, very remote
60 individual cabins 23 rooms in several units 16 individual cabins 52 individual cabins 18 individual cabins 288 rooms in 4 towers 12 rooms in several units
Yes / Moderate No / Basic Yes / Moderate-to-High Yes / High Yes / Moderate-to-High Yes / Moderate No/
Natural spring No Yes Yes Artificial lake Yes No
? Yes ? ? Yes ? Yes
White sand beach,
Monkey Island
Pass Meeting of Waters enroute,
On stilts over the river
Near Pink Dolphin Project Resort style grounds Jane's Place for camping Virtual City in the Jungle Most Remote
Comfortable, spacious grounds,
close to Manaus
Overall best remote experience Relatively stylish Most comfortable Road transfer,
beautiful grounds
Plenty of space, activities Most remote of all,
Least expensive
Low flying planes overhead at times Too simple for some; overnight
required in Manaus on arrival
Most expensive Too "resorty" for some Near but not on river Theme-park in nature? Too simple for some; overnight
required in Manaus in and out
Couples, "Summer camp" style traveler Adventurous Romantics Comfort oriented All Families Indiana Jones