A full-day tour in Manaus including the most interesting options of tourist attractions, between the city, nature, history, and culture. In this option, you can really see Manaus and how big the has grown over the years and has been done to protect the forest and nature to live in harmony in the near future. This is a private tour with a minimum of 2 people; we don't make it in groups.

MUSA – Museum of the Amazon Discover the forest. Duration to the Musa is 45 minutes, the Even coming back. Located in the midst of the Amazon forest, MUSA is a unique space where nature and science meet. Here, you live a transformative experience amidst biodiversity and knowledge. Educational and interactive exhibitions Livestock with orchids and bromelias Lagoons, aquariums and laboratories with snakes, insects and butterflies The trails through the forest provide pleasant walks and full of surprising discoveries. Observation tower with 42 meters high and 242 steps – amazing view of the tree tops at dawn! WAIT TIME IN HOTEL OR PORTO IS 25MINUTES, after no arrival time. ⚡️ Important: It is mandatory to wear closed footwear for your safety on the trails and in the natural areas. ️ Climate in the region: Amazon summer: from August to early November Amazon winter (most rainy): from late November to late July

Deux parcs naturels amazoniens en une seule visite ! Le Museu da Amazonia (MUSA), l'un des nombreux parcs naturels de la ville et faisant partie d'un laboratoire de recherche, offre près de 100 hectares de nature à proximité du centre de Manaus, au Brésil. Parcourez les sentiers, admirez les arbres, les grenouilles, les orchidées et les oiseaux, et montez jusqu'à la tour d'observation de 41 mètres avec un guide pour une vue imprenable. Créé en 1952 et mis en service en 1954, l'Institut national de recherche amazonienne (INPA) mène depuis des années des études scientifiques sur l'environnement physique et les conditions de vie en Amazonie afin de promouvoir le bien-être humain et le développement socio-économique régional. L'INPA est aujourd'hui une référence mondiale en biologie tropicale.