The Amazon Clipper gives guests the best way to enjoy the Amazon: on the water, integrated with the environment. The Amazon Clipper cruises are perfect for those wanting to experience the Amazon up-close and in comfort. The Amazon Clipper offers three packages for travelers, with itineraries ranging from three to six days. Destinations include the Amazon River, Rio Negro, and a longer tour combining both rivers. All tours include delicious buffet-style meals, day trips for fishing and exploring, and specialized information from the boat’s guide. Guests can choose from two categories of boats: traditional and premium. Differing in size and facilities, both offer air-conditioned cabins with private bathrooms, a covered dining room with bar, and a sundeck. Boats are large enough to offer spacious cabins and inviting public spaces, but small enough to dock at remote spots and cruise to hidden locations. The boats also come equipped with electrical power in 120 V (AC) and 12 V (DC), and two outboard-motor canoes for side-trips and fishing. The Amazon Clipper program has 3 boats - Amazon Clipper Cruise, Selly Clipper, Selly Clipper II. Programs are conducted on one of the three boats without previous confirmation - depending on the number of passengers for each departure. The difference between the boats is mainly number of cabins. They all have the same facilities and amenities.

5 nts pckg
	This package is a combination of the programs of 2 and 3 nights with departure on Mondays only
3 nts pckg
	1st Day - Leaves the Hotel Tropical landing-stage at 02:00 pm. Presentation on board of the staff, route and facilities. Navigation to the Ariau river (tributary of Rio Negro). canoe trip shortly before sunset, returning after dark, with the possibility of observing nocturnal animals and perceive the change in the forest as night falls. Dinner. Navigation to Açu-Creck or nearby tributaries. 2nd Day - Breakfast. Walk in the forest with commentaries by specialists. Observation of flora. Visit to a "Caboclo" family. Change to see the local way of life, preparation of manioc flour (the staple food stuff of the Amazon), the health and education situation of children. Lunch. Navigation through the Anavilhanas Archipelago. Visit to the small, isolated town of Novo Airao with opportunity to see local boat building sawmills, market, sometimes the commerce of palm-fiber and ornamental fish, and other activities. Navigation. Dinner. Night trip to see Caymans and possibly frogs, sloth, snakes and other species, depending on the season. 3rd Day - Breakfast. Navigation to Praia Grande or other while-sand beach. Swimming if conditions permit, and observation of vegetation of sandy areas. Canoes trip in Lake Acajatuba or adjacent lake to see typical flora (rubber trees, Brazil nuts, useful palm trees of various types). Fishing for piranhas. Lunch. Depending on water-level and wind: stop at the Paricatuba community to see old, abandoned rubber-boom buildings, now overgrown with strangler fig trees, or canoe trip in the Jacareubal area.Dinner. Navigation. 4th Day - Lake Januari. Canoe trip at sunrise for bird watching. Breakfast. Navigation to the “meeting of the waters”. Return to the Hotel Tropical landing-stage, with fine views of Manaus waterfront buildings, activities and commerce. Arrival at 11:30 am End of our services.
2 nts pckg
	1st Day - Departure Hotel Tropical landing-stage 02:00 pm Navigation to the ""Meeting of the waters"". Observation. Navigation in Xiborena and Careiro region to Curari. Canoe trip in smaller creeks to see life on the floodplain: jute, market-garden produce, rubber trees, as well as floodplain forest and lakes with giant water lilies (when in season). This trip returns after sunset, so that we can observe night life, including caymans. Navigation up the Amazon (Rio Solimões) to the Janauaca. Dinner on the way. 2nd Day - Early morning canoe trip for bird-watching. There are good changes of seeing Hoatzins and large flocks of greets and Cormorants. Breakfast. Visit to the inhabitants of Lake who live from manioc plantations, fishing, diverse fruit trees, rubber, Brazil nuts plantations, wood and other extractive products. Walk in the forest with commentaries by the specialist. Lunch. Navigation. Fishing for piranhas and others types of fish. Dinner. Night trip to see nocturnal animals, sometimes including night-hawks, snakes, Toro-rats, sloth and frogs. Navigation downstream on the Amazon (Rio Solimões). 3rd Day - Early morning bird-watching trip in the Januari Ecological Park or nearby waterways (often good for Capped Herons). Breakfast. Navigation to the Hotel Tropical Landing-stage arriving at 11:30 am.