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A river cruise down the Amazon is the perfect way to explore South America in all its mysterious beauty. You will have the opportunity to experience enchanting cultures and eclectic landscapes firsthand as you travel the colossal continent – Ecuador and Chile to the west, Argentina to the south and Brazil to the east. Journey through the untouched jungle landscape of the rainforest, explore spectacular coastlines and study the wild varieties of flora and fauna that flourish within. On a river cruise through the Amazon, you will have the opportunity to explore these exciting South American countries, cultures and landscapes with adventurous shore excursions. Discover Iquitos in Peru or Leticia in Colombia; explore the iconic Amazon River and seize the chance to witness the pristine beauty of Brazil. Amazon River cruises offer you a wide range of routes and itineraries in order to help you experience South America in all its beauty. Many culminate in the Atlantic estuary before continuing onward to Miami, Florida or the Caribbean – your chance to prolong the South American cruise holiday of your dreams.

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Expert Tips for Cruising the Amazon River

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South America is one of the most beautiful regions in the world, drawing in tourists from all over the globe. River cruising in this area allows you to take in all the scenic views as well as get the chance to explore various destinations thanks to adventurous shore excursions. Companies, such as Avalon Waterways, sail through amazing destinations, including Peru, Ecuador, the Galapagos Island and more.

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Iquitos, Peru

Iquitos is the largest city in the Peruvian rain forest with more than 400,000 inhabitants. The city is cut off by road from the outside world and only reachable by plane or by boat on the Amazon. Make sure to see the floating village, Pilpintuwasi Butterfly Farm and go on a jungle tour.

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Iquitos Cruises

Belo Horizonte, Brazil

Belo Horizonte is the 6th largest city in Brazil with around 2.5 million people and is located in the southeast of the country. The city's top attractions are Mangabeiras Park and Alta Vila Tower, which offers a magnificent view over the beautiful city.

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Belo Horizonte Cruises

Jaú National Park, Brazil

The Jaú National Park is the second largest national park in Brazil. The park offers a variety of animals to discover, among which are jaguars, tapirs, manatees and crocodiles. In year 2003, the park was expanded so that today it is about 52000 square kilometers in size and is known as the Central Amazon Conservation Compley.

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Jaú National Park Cruises

Amaturá, Brazil

Amaturá is a town of just under 9,000 in the state of Amazonas in Brazil.

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Amaturá Cruises

Anavilhanas National Park, Brazil

Anavilhanas National Park is a forested park in the Brazilian state of Amazonas that encompasses a fluvial archipelago in the Rio Negro. Visitors can observe several protected wildlife species in their natural habitats, including the jaguar, giant anteater, giant armadillo, giant otter, Amazonian manatee and Amazon river dolphin. In 2000, Anavilhanas National Park was recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Anavilhanas National Park Cruises

Nauta, Peru

Situated in the northeastern corner of the Loreto Province in the Peruvian Amazon is the town of Nauta. The town sits on the north bank of the Marañón River, which flows into the mighty Amazon. Only one major road heads out of Nauta, leading to the provincial capital Iquitos 100 kilometres north. Recently, Nauta has become a major site for ecotourism lodges and ships cruising on the Marañón.

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Nauta Cruises

Rio Jutaí, Brazil

The Rio Jutai is a tributary of the Amazon River in the far west of Brazil. The landscape along the river is shaped by recurrent floods. This is has affected the flora, which has developed its own unique survival strategy.

Maguari Village, Brazil

Maguari Village is a small village located on the shore of Tapajos National Forest.

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Maguari Village Cruises

Almeirim, Brazil

Almeirim is a city in Brazil with 31,000 inhabitants in the state of Pará. The city is traversed by the equator in the Amazon region and is located about 73 kilometers from Monte Dourado.

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Almeirim Cruises

Rio Solimões, Brazil

Rio Solimões is part of the Brzillian state of Amazonas, located in the north west part of the country. The area known as Rio Solimões is between the mouth of the Rio Negro and the border between Peru and Brazil.

Badajos (Pará), Brazil

Badajos(Brazil) is an area of land scarcely populated with an estimated 5 people per square kilometre. It is located in the northern part of the state of Para, Brazil.

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Badajos Cruises

Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve

Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, behind Alto Purús National Park, is the second largest protected area in the Amazon region, encompassing 20,800 square kilometres. The Amazon River splits at the northeast corner of the reserve, flowing northward as the Marañón River and southbound as the Ucayali River. The reserve is rich in biodiversity and preserves the ecosystems of the Omagua Natural Region.

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Pacaya-Samiria Cruises

Barra Norte Sea, Brazil

Barra Norte Sea is situated near the Amazon River in Brazil.

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Barra Norte Sea Cruises

Travel Tips for Amazon River Cruises

Cruising on the Amazon River is well-known for its breathtaking scenery and colourful cultures. Embark on an exciting cruise along the Amazon River and take in the awe-inspiring views that South America has to offer. Between the lush rainforests, snow-capped mountains and towering waterfalls, there is no doubt that you will be consumed by the natural beauty of the region.

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