Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge – Rio Negro, Brazil
Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge, located in the heart of Brazil’s Amazon rainforest, is a small, charming hotel that brings together nature and comfort in harmony.
Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge is located 110 km / 68 mi northwest of Manaus, Brazil in the county of Novo Airão, on the right bank of the Rio Negro (Black River), directly across from the world’s largest river archipelago – Anavilhanas.
This region is considered the fountainhead of the Amazon basin. The Anavilhanas National Park is a Brazilian preservation unity located in the state of Amazonas and covering the territory of Iranduba, Manaus and Novo Airão. Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge is the perfect base for regional activities or just to rest and relax.
Upon arrival you will be greeted with welcome cocktail and a native tree seedling, which can be planted around the hotel area.
Regional fruit drinks and good wine are always available. Whenever hunger may strike, you can find excellent sandwiches at the bar.
All of this in the heart of the world’s largest forest, right across from the world’s largest river archipelago, and surrounded by unforgettable activities in and around the Amazon jungle rivers.
Anavilhanas offers 16 Standard Chalets, 4 Superior Bungalows and 2 Panoramic Bungalows with forest views.
Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge Rooms:
Chalets
The chalets are equipped with air conditioning, minibar, safe, hairdryer, hot shower and a balcony with hammock and forest view. They can be set as double, single or triple.
Bungalows
he bungalows are equipped with air conditioning, ceiling fan , minibar, safe, hair dryer, hot shower, 32″ LCD TV with SKY HD channels and a balcony with two hammocks and views of the forest.
Panoramic Bungalows
Panoramic, 70m2, with a glass wall 10m long, overlooking the Amazon rainforest. Equipped with air conditioning, ceiling fan, minibar, safe, hairdryer, soaking tub, hot shower, 40″ LCD TV with SKY HD channels and a balcony with hammock and living room. They can be configured as double, triple or quadruple.
Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge Features
| Swimming Pool overlooking Rio Negro and islands |
| 13 meter high Observation Deck with a stunning view over the river and the Anavilhanas Archipelago. |
| Reception lounge and concierge |
| TV lounge (SKY HD channels) |
| Bar serving a special selection of caipirinhas and south-american wines |
| Floating Deck over Rio Negro |
| Local handicraft shop |
| Board games |
| Small library with books about the Brazilian Amazon |
| Internet access at the lounge area (subject to the satellite service availability) |
| Cell phone coverage area at the lounge area (Vivo network only) |
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