Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge - Hotels Brazil

After an exciting day full of new adventures and experiences, including jungle hikes and diving chaperoned by an experienced native guide, you treat yourself to the best in Amazonian and international cuisine before retiring to your cottage, where you lazily relax in the porch for the remainder of the evening. This is how you will spend your days at Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge. You will have the best of two worlds: the beauty and richness of a tropical rainforest with all the comfort you would expect from an international class Lodge. Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge is a small charm hotel that brings together nature and comfort in a subtle and harmonious fashion. In this Lodge, you will not find grandiose buildings, vast fields, fiberglass replicas of animals or plastic flowers on the tables. The Lodge celebrates the natural beauty of this region, tastefully matching nature and local culture.

Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge is located 110 km northwest of Manaus, in the county of Novo Airão, on the right margin of Rio Negro (Black River). The Lodge is right across from the world's largest river archipelago, bathed by the Rio Negro waters and cut by Pato and Monteiro riverbanks. In the region considered as the fountainhead of the Amazon basin, Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge is the perfect place to rest and relax.

The hotel can be reached by land or by water, and all transport is based on the city of Novo Airão. From Manaus, after crossing the majestic Rio Negro in one of the regular ferry boats, you will take a comfortable van across a road that stretches 180km into the woods and leads to the small town of Novo Airão. The hotel is about 15 minutes from the town sailing down the Rio Negro, and the access is not affected by the yearly droughts in the region. Transport takes an average of 3:15hs and is coordinated by the hotel.

As with the majority of Amazonian counties, there is an extremely low population density in Novo Airão due to the low number of residents and to its vast area (37.500 km2: almost as large as Switzerland). 85% of its total area is ruled by regimes of environmental protection, so the county invests in cultural and tourism activities, taking advantage of its privileged position and ecological orientation.