Buriti, giant water lily and assacu: discover the useful plants of the Amazon that feed communities, sustain fish and hold up Uakari Lodge

Learn about the nocturnal animals of the Mamirauá Reserve, such as the black caiman, the jaguar and the margay, and see how to observe them during Uakari Lodge's night spotting excursions.

How water color determines vegetation, wildlife, fishing and landscape, and why Mamirauá Reserve exists only where muddy rivers rule

Discover the many Amazons forests, cultures and ecosystems that form the largest tropical biome on Earth and inspire conservation and connection.

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.

Stay at Uakari Lodge and support community-based tourism in the Amazon. Your visit creates local income, preserves the forest, and changes lives.