Hostel Manaus
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Travelogue- Tabatinga to Manaus, further downriver
And so further down the river we go... My stuff was OK and when I got back to the boat I found that it was full of people and that my hammock had been totally surrounded. Luckily I saw some fellow Gringos and upon introducing myself found that they were English and so I moved my stuff over with them, and all out bags were chained together. They …
HO HO HO AND A BOTTLE OF RUM
We got dropped across the road from the bus terminal ( apparently the company we went with doesn't use bus terminals) and after finding loads of taxis with no drivers anywhere we crossed the busy road and caught a bus. Of course it was rush hour and it was packed. 4 of us getting on this bus with packs and bags must have been a sight. Especially …
Stop the clock!
Everyone comes to Manaus to "experience the Amazon", to "see" the jungle, but Manaus is enchanting, more than I could have ever expected it to be (as I just saw it as a jump off point into the Amazon myself), even though it is crawling with dodgy Delboys selling tours! The worrying thing is that there is a market for them because they continue to …
4am and I'm wide awake!
Having worked until very late last night I think I went to bed with 100 things on my mind again and woke up at 4am needing to write them down!
I worked from 4:30am until about 10:30am then Ricardo and I headed out. There was a Greenpeace office a few blocks away and I wanted to put a list of questions to them regarding ecotourism in the …
It´s my Birthday!
It's my birthday!!
We got up early, taxi booked at 7am for the airport. We could have got the bus but we were advised against it, after doing the journey I think it was just to get us to book the taxi through the hostel!! I'm on the plane now, feeling a little queasy from the turbulence but looking forward to arriving in Manaus, the city in the …
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHostel Manaus
“ Chilled out ”
Reviewed Apr 16, 2011
After 3 nights in a hammock I was looking forward to a comfy bed and I was not disappointed. The bed was comfortable and the pillow good and R$21 with my HI card. The dorm was cramped and the bathrooms were separate. Big open communal area with dominant TV provided perhaps the best entertainment in Manaus. Kitchen and good breakfast included. Staff friendly and helpful but slow to do things. R$25 for laundry seemed very expensive.
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