Hotel Monaco Manaus

... esta coisa e a vão lendo à medida que as horas não passam, e a pausa para café não surge e têm de fingir que estão concentrados em algo... Enfim, é apenas uma ideia, mas deixo isso ao critério de cada um, mas.... AI DE VOCÊS QUE DEPOIS ME MOAM O JUÍZO!!!! Confesso que ando com um bom-humor daqueles, mas isso não quer dizer que estou disponível para aceitar reclamações! A ver se a gente se entende....! :p<br><br> <br>Bom, a Colômbia então....<br><br>País famoso pela sua agricultura ...

... the first time I thought it was probably a wise move to wear a hat to protect me from the incredibly strong sun. The purpose of the slow boat ride was bird and dolphin spotting. As soon as we headed out we saw many different birds along the tree line, and fishing in the river &#8211; eagles, canaries, kingfishers to name a few. We also got to see both grey and pink dolphins swimming around in the river. The grey freshwater dolphins here are ...

... the middle of the first day tour, we arrived on our floating house, where I was going to sleep on the first night. The floating was really nice, peaceful. Definitely for relax.<br>After lunch fish we went to fishing piranhas. It was so great to see ours guides, two natives, caring the nature. The way that they took off the hook of the live fishes, and put them back to water, was a learning for me.<br>The first night ...

... into the jungle and set up camp with hammocks. Our guides cooked us an incredible meal of barbequed chicken, fish, rice, pineapple and banana. They made our table, serving platter, plates and utensils out of materials from the forest around us. So cool to see these guys use the environment around them so well. After dinner we went for a walk. This, I must admit, was my personal limit: as we walked for an hour, we kept on encountering these huge and highly poisonous ...

... Lodge is located within the Mamirua Resevre, which the Brazilian government created in 1996. The lodge is staffed by guides and cooks from surrounding village located within the reserve. Each year, all of the profits from the reserve are divided equally between the villages. Both the jobs and the profits make the people truly vested in the health of the reserve habitat and the related success of the ecotourism. As a result, the villagers act as ...

Hoje foi dia de conhecer o tao falado encontro das águas... e realmente, é impressionante... Os dois rios Negro e Solimoes se encontram e as aguas nao se misturam. Nas fotos da pra ter uma ideia (nao tem como postar as fotos agora porque nao achei o cabo da camera)... Depois de ver as aguas se encontrarem, seguimos para os igapós mata adentro...<br><br>Conseguimos ver o ...

... tree tops some more. We spent a good couple of hours exploring, and we saw some more animals. We spotted a bunch more Macaws, which were pretty common by this point, but no less interesting. They sit in groups, squawking, and eating nuts. You can hear the constant *plop*ing of empty pods splashing below them, as they eat. We also saw 2 toucans, which was excellent. Their beaks really look rediculoulsly large when you see them flying, they're probably a third of their ...

... After a few mistaken mud nests or other plant life anomalies, our guide spots the prize a good 25-30 feet up in the tree and about 100 feet into the flooded jungle. This of course does not deter our fearless guide as we plowed through the grasses and vine tangle to reach the tree and then he proceeds to climb up, take hold of the sloth, and to everyone´s surprise, swings it into the murky water below -- apparently they´re slow, but quite able swimmers. So ...

... park - all the famous electronic companies of the world - Sony, Nokia, Samsung etc have offices here. The restaurant had views over the "encontro", the famous meetingof the Rio Negro and the Rio Solimoes, famous because one is black and one is brown, the difference is very noticeableand due to differences in density and speed the 2 rivers do not mix. Anyway, Adriana and Leo had ordered some Amazonian fish in advance , which came grilled and we had some fish fried with ...

... in Bolivia and the boat left the dock at 12:30.<br><br>But of course I don't know how to be in public without making a complete fool of myself. It's just a rule. So, I started the trip by sitting down into my hammock, missed and fell straight down, on my bottom. Later, I had left my bra inside my hammock, then laid down in it, then I had to get up to walk around for a bit... without realizing I had my bra hanging down from my back like a tail! Fortunately, I hadn't passed ...