Pick-up from your hotel in Manaus is followed by a transfer to Ceasa port. A speedboat carries the group along the Rio Negro to the floating village of Catalao, with a stop at a fish farm housing Giant Arapaima Gigas, the largest scaled fish in the world. The journey continues past the Meeting of the Waters and through Careiro Village before arriving at the first jungle camp by late morning. After lunch, the group departs by motorised boat to reach the initial overnight spot in the forest. The evening closes with a caiman spotting excursion by boat.

A canoe departs at dawn to watch the forest come alive at sunrise. Breakfast follows, then a jungle hike from 08:00 to 11:30 covering medicinal plants, local tree species, spider habitats, and possible monkey sightings. The afternoon session focuses on canoeing through the flooded forest and small channels, combined with piranha fishing using traditional methods. A night excursion by spotlight closes the day.

An early morning hike departs before breakfast to observe wildlife at its most active. After the meal, the group moves to a new campsite, continuing the pattern of rotating through different areas of the jungle. The afternoon is dedicated to navigating the smaller channels by boat for bird watching and fishing to supplement the evening meal.

These two days are spent entirely within the forest, practising survival skills alongside native guides. Activities include spear fishing after dark, trekking through sections of jungle not covered on previous days, canoeing, and visiting local families. Building forest camps and acquiring practical wilderness knowledge are the central focus of both days.

The group returns to the main lodge by mid-morning. Lunch is served before the journey back to Manaus begins at approximately 13:30, with arrival in the city expected around 16:30.