The very mention of the name Amazon conjures images of adventure and mistery. Designating the world's largest rainforest and the world's largest river, Amazon defines the word "exotic".

The term “Rain Forest” describes jungles that thrive in areas with registered rain fall reaching 1500 mm per year. The Amazon River measures approximately 7,000 km, considered the largest river in the world. Its water volume is 11 times larger than the Mississippi River. The Amazon region consists of flora that occupy 38,5% of the Brazilian territory, representing a mere 7% of the counties population.

Most of the amazon's inhabitants live in a few cities in the surrounding areas, including Manaus, which is thousands of miles from the Atlantic Ocean and Belém, which is situated on the Equator. The rain forest is the largest in the world with the most varied flora and fauna.

The Resort

Amazon Ecopark Jungle Lodge is a tourist, scientific and educational complex, created and directed by a private initiative back in 1991, opening its doors to the public as an Ecotourism Lodge in 1995. Several streams of clear water run through the area. Over 6 miles of jungle trails including un-catalogued species, natural savannahs and creeks enable clients to explore the jungle, observe orchids and giant trees.

Amazon Ecopark Jungle Lodge has 60 apartments distributed in 20 bungalows. Each unit has three apartments, made of concrete and wood. Each room with independent entrance, porches and bathrooms, all with air conditioning, electric showers and screened windows. The bungalows, although rustic, are pleasantly decorated and provide much comfort (night light, carpet, indigenous decorative objects, etc.).

The gastronomy in Eco Park is a separate attraction. It also has event rooms, pools, restaurant, private beach, and regional boat.