Cruise Overview
day 1

From Andean Heights to Amazonian Depths [Bogota - Leticia - T Bogotá Dawn – Where the Journey Begins
day 2

Tabatinga - Where Three Nations Meet – A Tapestry of Cultures
day 3

Cultural Encounters in the Triple Frontier – Tabatinga/Leticia. Wisdom of the Forest Guardians – Matis & Marubo Encounters
day 4

CROSSING CULTURES: TICUNA LIFE ALONG THE SOLIMÕES
day 5

TICUNA CULTURAL IMMERSION: GUARDIANS OF THE AMAZON
day 6

JUTAÍ TO SANTO ANTÔNIO DO IÇÁ: RIVERS OF CULTURE & BIODIVERSITY
day 7

FONTE BOA: HARMONY BETWEEN PEOPLE & FOREST
day 8

MAMIRAUÁ TO FONTE BOA: DAWN IN THE AMAZON
day 9

TEFÉ & MAMIRAUÁ RESERVE: A MODEL OF SUSTAINABLE HARMONY
day 10

VILA LIRA & THE BOUNTY OF THE BRAZIL NUT FOREST
day 11

LAGO BADAJÓS & THE MAGIC OF AÇAÍ
day 12

ANAMA & THE PURUS RIVER
day 13

MANAUS

Terra Viva on the Mighty Amazon II - A 12-Night Voyage Through the Heart of the World's Greatest Rainforest
27 Jan - 08 Feb 2027

SO MUCH IS INCLUDED

12 nights aboard in your choice of suite, all with private bathrooms and fine vegan organic toiletries
1 Night in an airport hotel in Bogota, Columbia (including dinner and breakfast)
Domestic flight from Bogota to Leticia [one-way; economy class]
La Jangada boutique ship exclusive to Vegan Travel
Comfortable travel in a region without any infrastructure
Vegan fine dining (full board), prepared using the finest and freshest ingredients
Local vegan chef on board
Welcome & Farewell cocktail
Non-alcoholic beverages during Lunch and Dinner
Airport transfers (Manaus Airport to Manaus Port)
Nightly entertainment including Cultural Performances on some nights
All shore tours and expeditions, all fully hosted by experienced English-speaking local guides
Fascinating fauna: caimans, sloths, river dolphins, howler and uacari monkeys, exotic fish and birds
Colorful flora: gigantic trees, açai, camu camu, pupunha, and medicinal plants
Bottled water on shore excursions
Vegan Travel Cruise Director to guide and assist
All taxes, port charges and entrance fees; tourism and harbour taxes

Terra Viva on the Mighty Amazon II - A 12-Night Voyage Through the Heart of the World's Greatest Rainforest

From the Triple Frontier to the Heart of the Jungle – A 1,000-Mile Vegan Odyssey Downriver

Begin where the world ends. At the mystical meeting point of Brazil, Colombia, and Peru, where the Amazon still whispers its most guarded secrets. For 12 nights aboard the intimate La Jangada, you’ll embark on the ultimate homecoming – sailing eastward with the current, tracing the liquid spine of the world’s greatest rainforest as it carries you back to civilization... but not unchanged.

Spot three-toed sloths smiling from cathedral-like kapok trees while scarlet macaws paint the sky. As night falls, watch black caimans’ eyes gleam like rubies in your flashlight beam. The jungle thrums with life: Uacari monkeys with fiery faces, howler troops conducting forest orchestras, and giant otters cracking open palm nuts. This is their world – we’re just blessed to witness it.

This Is Where the Wild Still Writes the Rules

Dawn breaks with pink dolphins surfing your bow wave, their silver-pink bodies glistening like submerged treasures
Noon finds you harvesting wild açaí with riverside communities, your fingers stained purple with forest nectar
Dusk falls to a symphony of howler monkeys and tree frogs, their calls echoing through 200-foot kapok cathedrals

Your Passage Includes What Others Only Dream Of:

Sacred Encounters: Receive a Ticuna blessing at the water’s edge, learn the Matis "language of feathers," and witness the legendary Boi-Bumbá folk traditions coming alive in riverside villages
Nature’s Most Exclusive Show: The "Meeting of Waters" – where the black Rio Negro and golden Amazonas swirl in a liquid ballet that defies physics
The Vegan Bounty of Eden: Jungle feasts featuring fruits without names, chocolate harvested by moonlight, and the legendary pupunha palm heart that tastes like the forest’s own butter

Why Eastbound Changes Everything:

Go With the Flow: Sailing downstream means more time exploring – linger longer at indigenous villages, stay out later for caiman spotting
The Grand Finale: Arrive in Manaus via the legendary Opera House – where the jungle suddenly gives way to the "Paris of the Tropics" in one breathtaking moment
Deeper Connections: Guides who’ve known these waters for lifetimes share stories you won’t find in any book

You’ll Return Different:
With the Amazon’s red clay still clinging to your sandals...
With the taste of wild cupuaçu lingering like a stolen kiss...
With the unshakable knowledge that you didn’t just visit the rainforest – you let it visit you, deep in your bones.

THIS IS YOUR ALL VEGAN FLOATING HOTEL

The M/S La Jangada will make your vegan trip to the Amazon an unforgettable experience. Take advantage of specialized guides, a natural wealth of the sites, remarkable comfort, and quality of the services on board. This vessel is the newest in the Brazilian Amazon! A cruise along the rivers that carve through the jungle is the best way to experience everything the Amazon Rainforest has to offer.

La Jangada has 10 luxurious and spacious staterooms and 2 Suites on board, each with a private bathroom and large windows that look out onto the water. Here, guests will be able to drift off into a peaceful slumber aboard their vegan floating home. Outside of their cabin, guests will be able to enjoy the rich plant-based delicacies served up in the ship’s restaurant and take advantage of the comfortable lounge and bar areas. On deck, you can gaze out at the world class surroundings that pass by leisurely as you drift along the river. With unparalleled natural beauty just an arm’s length away, you will be able to fully connect with the great outdoors and forget about the outside world.

This riverboat is named La Jangada, as a tribute to the French author Jules Verne and his novel La Jangada, which was published in 1881. The story takes place between Belèm in Brazil and the city of Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon. This part of the world is steeped in mystery and filled with natural wonder. A cruise along the rivers that carve through the jungle is the best way to experience everything the Amazon Rainforest has to offer. La Jangada will be the latest addition to these powerful waterways and aims to create an immersive experience whereby passengers can become one with their natural surroundings.

day 1

Your Amazonian odyssey starts with the first golden light spilling over Bogotá's Andean peaks. At our exclusive airport partner hotel, savor your final "city breakfast" – perhaps Colombian arepas with wild forest berries and freshly blended lulo fruit juice – as the morning mist clings to the mountains.

Then, the magic begins:

A Seamless Transition: Simply walk from the hotel directly to El Dorado Airport, where our team handles every detail
The Flight of Transformation: Watch from your window as the rigid geometry of civilization gives way to the endless emerald swirl of the Amazon basin
First Contact: Landing in Leticia, the air itself changes – thick with the scent of wet earth and blooming guayacán flowers

As our bus or tender takes you to La Jangada, keep eyes peeled for:
? Pink river dolphins performing their welcome ballet
? Yellow-headed caracaras circling above the dock
? The first hypnotic glimpse of the "Meeting of Waters" phenomenon

Aboard La Jangada – Coming Home to the Wild

Settle into your cabin as the ship thrums to life, its solar panels drinking the equatorial sun
Sunset cocktails with your first rainforest soundtrack – howler monkeys calling across the water
Your inaugural vegan feast featuring flavors that whisper of adventures to come: patarashca (herb-steamed plantains), chontaduro palm fruit salad, and Amazonian dark chocolate so pure it tastes like the earth's heartbeat

Welcome aboard the voyage of discovery!

day 2

As La Jangada stirs gently at dawn in the heart of the Amazon's most extraordinary crossroads, we prepare for our final full day exploring the vibrant cultural mosaic where Brazil, Colombia, and Peru embrace.

Morning Market Magic
We begin with a breakfast of dragon fruit and fresh coconut yogurt before boarding our motorboats for Leticia's bustling riverside market. Here, the Amazon's incredible biodiversity unfolds in a kaleidoscope of:

Rainforest Superfoods: Sample borojó (nature's energy fruit) and acai berries sold by Ticuna women in vibrant headdresses
Healing Botanicals: Discover yoco vines for immunity and sangre de grado sap used as natural antiseptic
Ethical Souvenirs: Seek out chambira palm fiber handicrafts and sustainable rubber items

Borderland Explorations
After a lunch featuring Peruvian-inspired quinoa stew and Brazilian cariru greens, we embark on our afternoon trifecta:

Islandia (Peru): Glide across the river to this floating village where:

Children paddle to school in dugout canoes
Elders demonstrate aguaje palm thatch weaving
The entire community lives in rhythm with the river's pulse

Tabatinga's White Clay Secrets: Learn how the Tupi-named city's unique:

Barro branco clay forms the riverbed
Traditional pottery techniques survive amid modernity

Three Borders Monument: Where you can literally stand in three countries simultaneously as:

Scarlet macaws fly overhead
River taxis buzz between nations
The Amazon continues its timeless flow

Sunset Celebration
As our final dinner onboard begins, our vegan chef prepares special fusion dishes from all three nations:

Colombian-inspired arepas with wild mushroom filling
Peruvian lucuma ice cream with Brazilian cupuaçu drizzle
Toast with camu camu sparkling juice as the guides share their favorite moments from our journey

Tonight, as we dock at Tabatinga harbor, the distant sounds of carimbó music from a riverside bar blend with the forest's nocturnal chorus – a perfect lullaby for our last night afloat in this magnificent region.

day 3

As the first golden light filters through the rainforest canopy, we awaken in the extraordinary borderlands where Brazil, Colombia, and Peru meet. Today offers what many travelers describe as the most transformative experience of the voyage – immersion in the ancient wisdom of the Matis and Marubo peoples.

Morning Revelation
After fortifying ourselves with a breakfast of camu camu smoothies and Amazonian nut granola, we journey to a Marubo village where the air hums with the melody of wooden flutes. Here, master trackers prepare us for what they call "opening the forest eyes":

The Silent Walk: Learning to move like curupira (forest spirits), our bare feet reading the earth's messages as we spot:

Fresh tapir tracks in the mud
A three-toed sloth disguised as tree bark
Heliconia flowers that bloom only for certain hummingbirds

Plant Wisdom Demonstration: A Matis elder shares their pharmacopeia:
"This vine (Banisteriopsis) teaches truth... This leaf (Copaifera) stops fire in the flesh... We never take more than the forest gives."
Breath of the Blowpipe: Witnessing (without participation) the remarkable 3-meter bodoque weapons that demonstrate precision engineering using only natural materials.

Midday Return
Back aboard La Jangada, lunch features Marubo-inspired dishes:

Manioc "fufu" with fermented jungle herbs
Grilled heart of buriti palm with tucupi sauce
As we dine, the ship glides toward the "three-border city" of Leticia.

Afternoon Cultural Fusion
In Colombia's Amazonian capital, we discover:

The Living Museum: At the Ethnographic Museum, vibrant exhibits reveal how indigenous knowledge is saving modern science – from plant-based antivirals to flood-resistant architecture.
The Parrot Parliament: As dusk falls in Parque Santander, thousands of mealy amazons and orange-winged parrots debate the day's events in raucous squawks, their emerald feathers glowing in the sunset.

Evening Reflection
Over a dinner of Andean quinoa-stuffed bell peppers and passionfruit mousse, our guides help us process the day's profound lessons. Later, on the moonlit deck, the distant pulse of mariri ceremonial drums from a riverside village reminds us that tomorrow holds one final day of discovery before our journey concludes.

As La Jangada rests at Porto Brasil, the sounds of the Amazon – chirping frogs, lapping water, distant howler monkeys – slowly compose our farewell lullaby, reminding us that this extraordinary ecosystem continues its eternal rhythms long after our departure.

day 4

A day of meaningful connection at the Brazil-Colombia-Peru frontier

Morning Exploration

Sunrise breakfast with açai bowls and toasted coconut coffee
Eco-conscious motorboat tour through the várzea (flooded forests):

Spot harpy eagle nests in kapok trees
Learn to identify three types of mangroves
Witness the Ticuna fishing technique of waiting (observing fish behavior rather than catching)

Borderlands Navigation - we cruise toward the triple frontier.
Campo Alegre Village Visit
At this riverside Ticuna community:

Welcome Ceremony

Traditional blessing with sacred smoke (plant-based resins)
Exchange of handcrafted seed bracelets

Sustainable Living Demonstration

Forest pharmacy tour: See how 50+ plants treat:

Copaiba for inflammation
Unha-de-gato (cat's claw) for immunity

Zero-waste crafting: Turning fishing nets into hammocks

Youth Cultural Program

Watch children perform animal mimicry dances
Learn Ticuna words for local wildlife

Sunset Return

Cruise toward Tabatinga as the sky turns violet

Dinner Special:

Pupunha palm heart "scallops"
Wild cocoa sorbet with camu camu drizzle

Arrive in Benjamin Constant under a moonlit sky

day 5

A profound encounter with one of the Amazon's most resilient indigenous nations

Morning Journey
After a breakfast of fresh buriti palm fruit and cassava bread, we'll:

Cruise up the Içá River by motorboat, watching for:

Pink river dolphins surfacing in the tannin-dark waters
Troupes of squirrel monkeys leaping through flooded forests

Disembark at Bethania Village, greeted by Ticuna elders with traditional welcome chants

Cultural Exchange
Experience the living heritage of the 40,000-strong Ticuna nation:

Sacred Textiles & Crafts

Women demonstrate natural dye techniques using:

Genipap (black body paint)
Urucum (red plant pigment)

Men showcase sustainable mask-making from:

Wild latex rubber
Harpy eagle feathers (ethically collected)

"Moça Nova" Rite Demonstration

A cultural adaptation of the coming-of-age ceremony:

Learn about the ritual's botanical symbolism
Witness (non-participatory) traditional dances
Understand how this practice strengthens community bonds

Forest Walk with Ticuna Guides

Discover medicinal trees used for:

Natural contraceptives
Spiritual cleansing

Visit the communal maloca (ceremonial house)

Plant-Based Lunch
Share a traditional vegan meal prepared by Ticuna women:

Manioc-based dishes with wild herbs
Tacacá soup (vegan version with mushrooms)
Cupuassu juice for dessert

Afternoon Return

Cruise toward São Paulo de Olivença, observing:

Floating schools along the banks
Giant river otters fishing in side channels

Onboard discussion: How tourism can ethically support indigenous sovereignty

Evening Reflection

Dinner Special:

Hearts of palm "ceviche" with wild cilantro
Brazil nut cheese with forest “honey”

Documentary screening: Ticuna Resistance Through Art

day 6

CULTURE & BIODIVERSITY

A day celebrating indigenous wisdom and the Amazon's living library

Sunrise Expedition

Silent motorboat glide through Jutaí's flooded forests at dawn:

Witness the "morning market" of wildlife - toucans breakfasting on figs, howler monkeys claiming their territories
Visit a Ticuna artisan family crafting sustainable palm fiber baskets (perfect for vegan souvenirs!)

Morning Navigation
As we cruise 110 miles toward Santo Antônio do Içá:
? Deck-side biodiversity bingo: Spot 10+ species from the observation lounge using our illustrated guides
? Vegan cooking demo: Learn to make tacacá soup with jambu leaves (natural tingling sensation!)
? River geology briefing: Why these blackwater tributaries create unique ecosystems

Indigenous Wisdom Afternoon

"Guardians of the Forest" Lecture:

The Ticuna people's plant-based pharmacopeia (600+ medicinal species documented)
How their cosmology protects biodiversity through sacred sites
Ethical photography guidelines for visiting communities

Hands-on workshop: Weaving with sustainable arumã fibers

Golden Hour Exploration
By speedboat through the Içá River's side channels:

Macaw clay lick viewing (safe distance observation)
Water lily sunset photos among giant vitória-régias
Bioacoustics demo: Recording the forest's evening chorus

Evening in Santo Antônio

Dinner Special:

Pirarucu-free "fish" stew made with banana blossoms
Cupuassu mousse with toasted coconut

Stargazing: The Southern Cross reflected in the blackwaters

day 7

Discover how riverside communities thrive through sustainable plant-based traditions

Morning Exploration
After a nourishing Amazonian breakfast featuring fresh tropical fruits and cassava crepes, we'll:

Visit a Riverside Village

Learn traditional plant-based subsistence methods:

The art of manioc (cassava) cultivation and flour production (a vegan staple for centuries)
Sustainable forest gardening techniques with dozens of edible species
Ethical wood harvesting for handicrafts and housing

Witness Conservation in Action

Observe how communities protect the giant pirarucu fish (without exploitation) through:

Population monitoring programs
Eco-tourism as alternative income

See how these "people of the waters" serve as guardians of biodiversity

Midday

Return to La Jangada for a farm-to-table lunch featuring:

Hearty manioc-based dishes
Fresh tucupi broth (made from wild manioc)
Foraged greens from the floodplain forests

Afternoon Navigation
As we sail toward Jutaí (75 miles downstream), watch from the decks for:
? Mixed-species bird flocks hunting insects
? Families harvesting açai from riverside palms
? The ever-changing "floating forest" landscape

Sunset Wildlife Expedition
By silent speedboat, we'll:

Search for rare hoatzin birds in lakeside vegetation
Learn to identify medicinal plants along the banks
Witness the magical evening transition when day animals yield to nocturnal species

Evening

Dinner Special: Forest-to-table tasting menu featuring:

Pupunha palm heart ceviche
Wild mushroom stew with toasted Brazil nuts

Arrive in Jutaí under a blanket of stars

day 8

Awaken with the rainforest in this celebration of wild beauty and vibrant river life

Sunrise Spectacle

Silent speedboat glide through misty waterways as the forest wakes:

Watch hundreds of cormorants take flight in dark clouds toward feeding grounds
Spot iguanas sunning on branches and pink river dolphins breaking the glassy surface
Marvel at the reserve's protected black caimans slipping into the water

Morning Navigation

From your cabin or the observation deck, witness:

Stilt villages where children wave from dugout canoes
Japim birds weaving sock-like nests in riverside trees
Rainbow-hued hammock boats carrying plantains and açai

Enjoy a jungle-inspired brunch featuring:

Fresh papaya with lime
Hearty cassava pancakes with palm fruit syrup

Afternoon Deep Dive

"Living Amazon" Lecture Series:

Discover how indigenous cosmologies shape conservation
Rare film footage of Uakari monkeys and giant otters in the wild

Ethical Wildlife Expedition:

Explore the Solimões' side channels to observe:

Scarlet macaws feeding on palm nuts
Three-toed sloths in cecropia trees

Evening Arrival

Dock in Fonte Boa as fireflies begin their dance
Dinner Highlight: Savory jackfruit "pulled pork" tacos with cupuaçu cheesecake

Optional: Night photography session capturing the Milky Way over the river

day 9

Discover how conservation and community thrive together in the heart of the Amazon

Morning in Tefé:

Begin your day with a sunrise vegan breakfast as we arrive in Tefé, a historic riverside town.
Disembark by speedboat to explore:

The "Vitória Régia" pond, where giant water lilies float like green platters under the morning sun
The hilltop ruins of the Spiritins Mission, offering breathtaking views over the Tefé River
The vibrant local markets, brimming with exotic fruits and handcrafted goods

Journey to Mamirauá:

After lunch onboard, learn why this 1.1 million hectare reserve (established 1996) is a global model for:

Community-led conservation protecting biodiversity
Sustainable livelihoods that value living forests over destruction
The incredible seasonal flooded forests (várzea) that transform with the river's pulse

Afternoon Exploration:

Visit Mamirauá 1 community for a special talk by local leaders about:

Protecting endangered species like the bald Uacari monkey
How sustainable practices preserve both nature and culture

Choose your adventure (water level dependent):

Silent canoe glide through flooded forest tunnels
Forest trek to spot squirrel monkeys and vibrant birds

Evening Spectacle:

As dusk falls, witness the reserve come alive:

Black caiman eyes glowing red in flashlight beams
The symphony of frogs and nightbirds

Enjoy a planet-friendly dinner featuring Amazon superfoods, then fall asleep to the sounds of the protected forest

day 10

A day of deep connection with the Amazon’s wild heart—where nature provides, and compassion guides our way.

Morning:

Wake up near Vila Lira, where the river hums with life. After a nourishing breakfast, set out to explore the lush surroundings.
Glide along tranquil waterways, where pink river dolphins surface playfully, and vibrant macaws flash through the canopy. Witness the rhythms of riverside life—sustainable farming, bustling markets, and communities living in harmony with the forest.
Venture into the primary rainforest with local guides and Brazil nut gatherers, learning how these towering trees provide sustenance without harm. Discover the challenges of harvesting these precious nuts (January to June) in the wild—a testament to human resilience and nature’s generosity.

Afternoon:

Return to La Jangada for a flavorful plant-based lunch, then sail toward Tefé as the Amazon’s ever-changing tapestry unfolds.
Hop into speedboats for an eco-conscious exploration of hidden coves and tributaries. Spot iguanas basking on branches, toucans in flight, and the golden light of sunset painting the water.

Evening:

Gather in the lounge for sunset cocktails (try a cupuaçu mojito—vegan, of course!) and reflections on the day’s wonders.

Enjoy a gourmetdinner under the stars, serenaded by the sounds of the rainforest.

day 11

A day of rainforest wonders, cultural connection, and vibrant plant-based flavors!

Morning:

Wake up surrounded by the tranquil beauty of Lago Badajós, near Codajás—a region steeped in indigenous history and thriving biodiversity.
After a hearty vegan breakfast, set out by motorboat to explore the lush lakeshores, keeping an eye out for exotic birds, playful monkeys, and lush Amazonian flora.
Visit a local açaí producer and discover the fascinating journey of these superfood berries—from tree to table! Learn how skilled harvesters climb palm trees using only ropes and strength, gathering antioxidant-rich açaí in harmony with nature.

Afternoon:

Enjoy a fresh lunch onboard as we cruise toward Vila Lira, soaking in the ever-changing riverscape.
Later, embark on an eco-conscious wildlife expedition with our expert guides. Glide through serene waterways, spotting otters, caimans, and other native species in their natural habitat.

Evening:

Return to La Jangada for sunset cocktails at the lounge bar, sharing stories of the day’s adventures.
Savor a delicious dinner under the stars as we gently sail toward Vila Lira, arriving in the early hours.

day 12

Immerse yourself in the wild heart of the Amazon—where nature thrives in harmony.

Morning:

Wake up near Anama, where the lush rainforest meets the winding rivers.
Glide by speedboat to explore this tranquil riverside town, witnessing daily life along the water.
Return to La Jangada and set sail toward the mighty Purus River, a vital artery of the Amazon basin.

Afternoon Adventure:

After a delicious plant-based lunch, embark on an exciting motorboat expedition along the Purus River.
Discover vibrant birdlife in the serene lakes and narrow furos (hidden waterways)—where parrots, ibises, herons, and majestic eagles fill the sky in a breathtaking spectacle.
Visit a local riverside village, learning about traditional ways of life deeply connected to the river and forest (without exploitation of wildlife).

Evening:

Cruise toward Plano Vapor Badajós, near Codajás, as the Amazon’s ever-changing scenery unfolds—floating homes, playful river dolphins, and lush greenery along the banks.
At sunset, gather in the lounge for refreshing drinks, sharing stories of the day’s discoveries with your guides.
Enjoy a stellar plant-based dinner under the stars, anchored at the mouth of Badajós Lake.

Tomorrow: More wildlife, wonder, and vegan Amazonian flavors await!

Date	Ports of Call	Arrival	Departure
27-01-27	From Andean Heights to Amazonian Depths [Bogota - Leticia - T Bogotá Dawn – Where the Journey Begins	-	-
28-01-27	Tabatinga - Where Three Nations Meet – A Tapestry of Cultures	-	-
29-01-27	Cultural Encounters in the Triple Frontier – Tabatinga/Leticia. Wisdom of the Forest Guardians – Matis & Marubo Encounters	-	-
30-01-27	CROSSING CULTURES: TICUNA LIFE ALONG THE SOLIMÕES	-	-
31-01-27	TICUNA CULTURAL IMMERSION: GUARDIANS OF THE AMAZON	-	-
01-02-27	JUTAÍ TO SANTO ANTÔNIO DO IÇÁ: RIVERS OF CULTURE & BIODIVERSITY	-	-
02-02-27	FONTE BOA: HARMONY BETWEEN PEOPLE & FOREST	-	-
03-02-27	MAMIRAUÁ TO FONTE BOA: DAWN IN THE AMAZON	-	-
04-02-27	TEFÉ & MAMIRAUÁ RESERVE: A MODEL OF SUSTAINABLE HARMONY	-	-
05-02-27	VILA LIRA & THE BOUNTY OF THE BRAZIL NUT FOREST	-	-
06-02-27	LAGO BADAJÓS & THE MAGIC OF AÇAÍ	-	-
07-02-27	ANAMA & THE PURUS RIVER	-	-
08-02-27	MANAUS	-	-
Note: The itinerary presented is subject to modification due to water levels, lock closures or other uncontrollable factors. Every effort will be made to operate cruise programs as planned, but changes may still be necessary throughout the cruise. This schedule is su bject to change. Your final itinerary will be provided with the cruise tickets.

MS La Jangada

THIS IS YOUR ALL VEGAN FLOATING HOTEL

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Riverview Staterooom

Decorated with Indian handicrafts and contemporary art works, they will offer 17 to 25 m² of understated luxury, and a height of 2.20 meters. The interior space, in wood and coloured fabrics, will participate in the charm of a high quality boutique boat. Six cabins on the main deck, with large windows overlooking the landscapes crossed, the other four cabins and two suites on the upper deck opening on to a private terrace. Toilet, shower hot water, double bed or single beds, air conditioning. The cabins in this category are 17 m².

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Superior Riverview Stateroom

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Deluxe Balcony Stateroom

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Balcony Suite

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Embark on an unforgettable journey with Vegan Travel. Discover the magic of an all-vegan Amazon cruise, where adventure meets compassion, and every moment is a celebration of culture, flavor, and discovery. Explore all pricing and availability here or in our live booking system. Welcome aboard - your extraordinary voyage of discovery awaits!

Cabin Category	PRICE PER PERSON
Riverview Staterooom	4699€
Superior Riverview Stateroom	5199€
Deluxe Balcony Stateroom	5799€
Balcony Suite	6699€

Cruise Pricing Terms and Conditions:
Cruise prices listed above are the average "from prices," and are in Euros (unless noted otherwise), per person, based on 2 Guest(s) occupancy, and do not include airfare or any other additional charges (unless noted otherwise). Pricing and availability are subject to change at any time prior to successful payment processing and reservation creation. All prices and dates are subject to availability. All offers and upgrades are for select sailings and accommodation categories only, are subject to availability, and are capacity controlled. Bonus offers listed above (if any) are not combinable, unless noted otherwise. We reserve the right to correct errors.

Which airport do I fly into?

We recommend flying into Rio de Janeiro – Galeão International Airport (GIG). There are regular direct flights from Rio to Manaus.
Planning to join our Amazon II cruise in 2027? You would fly into Bogota - El Dorado International Airport.

Do you offer a pre- or post-cruise extension?

Yes!
Amazon I: We'll offer a 3-day/2-night pre-cruise extension in Rio de Janeiro (details coming soon).
Amazon II: We’ll offer a 3-day/2-night post-cruise extension in Rio de Janeiro (details coming soon).

Do fares include international and / or domestic flights?

No, international flights are not included. This allows you to choose the best option for your needs. We recommend SkyScanner and Kayak for booking flights.
Included are the domestic flights between Leticia and Bogota [Amazon I] / Bogota and Leticia [Amazon II] (one way; economy class).
If you join one of our extensions, the following flights will be included:
Amazon I: Rio - Manaus
Amazon II: Manaus - Rio

When is the best time to visit the Amazon?

The Amazon is great year-round! Expect heat, humidity, and some rain.
During the rainy season (January - June), the weather is mild, and there is an even better chance of spotting animals.

What's the food on board like?

Excellent, fresh, and vegan! Expect local and international cuisine featuring jungle fruits, vegetables, and juices.

What are the tour leaders like?

Our Amazon guides are exceptional! They're fluent in English (with some tours having additional native guides) and possess expertise in biology/ecology, allowing them to spot amazing wildlife.

Are these trips good for solo travelers?

Absolutely! We cater to solo travelers and offer a friendly, inclusive environment.
We recommend sharing a twin room.

What vaccinations are required?

Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Yellow Fever are recommended. Consult your doctor or the CDC website (www.cdc.gov) for the latest information.

I'm interested in booking this unique cruise, but I'd like to review your cancellation policy beforehand. Where can I find your terms and conditions?

Our terms and conditions, which include our cancellation policy for small ship cruises, are available on our website: Terms and Conditions.