Depart Manaus by speed-boat from Ceasa Port, passing the Meeting of the Waters before crossing to Careiro da Varzea. After a short overland leg, a second boat ride reaches the base lodge for lunch. The afternoon move to the jungle campsite begins, where hammocks are rigged for the first night in the forest.

A predawn canoe trip along the channels captures the forest at first light. A guided hike from mid-morning covers medicinal plants, spider species, native trees, and occasional monkey sightings. The afternoon shifts to paddling through the flooded forest, and the night concludes with a boat excursion to spot caimans by torchlight.

The morning is spent visiting a family living in the forest, offering a candid look at subsistence routines and traditional knowledge. In the afternoon the group moves by boat to fish for piranha and other Amazonian species, returning to camp to clean and cook the catch for dinner.

An early jungle hike explores a fresh section of forest before breakfast, followed by a boat journey through narrow creeks and channels where bird and wildlife sightings are common. The group relocates to a second campsite for the night. After dark, guides demonstrate traditional spear-fishing methods along the waterways.

Breakfast at camp is followed by a final boat journey back toward the lodge, navigating open lakes where river dolphins and birds are frequently spotted. Lunch is taken at the lodge before the group departs by speed-boat, arriving back in Manaus in the mid-afternoon.