Learn how internet and mobile signal work in the Amazon, why instability is common in the forest, and how Uakari Lodge keeps guests safe

Uakari Lodge welcomes solo travelers to the Amazon. Private rooms, small groups, and local guides make the experience complete, with or without company

Mamirauá Reserve is home to 541 fish species within one of the largest flooded forests in the world. Discover the ichthyofauna and the várzea ecosystem that makes it possible.

Uakari Lodge, a community based tourism project located in the heart of the Mamirauá Sustainable Development Reserve, closed 2025 with significant results that reinforce its commitment to environmental conservation and the socioeconomic development of local communities.

The Amazon is not a luxury destination and that’s a wonderful thing. Discover why traveling with simplicity creates authentic experiences and helps protect the forest.

Discover the key differences between the Amazon’s two fascinating freshwater dolphins – the pink river dolphin and the tucuxi – and find out where you can see them up close at the Mamirauá Reserve.