How about a trip to Brazil Amazonia

Jungle and rainforest and a heck of a lot of rivers… including a big one! This is the Amazon and the landscape here is one of countless trees, bird species, insects, other wildlife and an awful lot of water. The Amazon river and its 100’s of tributaries here cover vast %’s of the land in the dry season and a far greater amount in the wet season, when much of the region is simply impassable. If you want to travel from the south of the mighty Amazon to the north, or vice versa and don’t like boats… then you’d better be prepared for a 4,000 mile round trip covering most of south America, as the Amazon river, has not one single bridge! This region is also almost certain to be home to tribes and cultures yet to be studied by, even know to, modern “man”, such is the remoteness of vastness of this region. In the centre of all this you have the city of Manaus, a trading mecca and the place at which every single Amazon adventure begins… and if you’re with the right guides, comes back to! As a city it really isn’t a hugely impressive place in its own right, with little to maintain interest for more than 24-48 hours, but as a setting off point for a real adventure, it’s almost impossible to beat