Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge sits on the banks of the Rio Negro at Novo Airao, opposite Anavilhanas National Park, one of the world’s largest river archipelagos, in the Brazilian Amazon. It has 24 units inspired by caboclo architecture, from cottages and chalets with hammock verandas to bungalows, panoramics and a family villa, with air conditioning, hot water and Wi-Fi. Dining is all-inclusive, with an on-site restaurant and a floating bar on the river, meals and tours covered in the daily rate. There are swimming pools overlooking the archipelago, a forest massage room, a gym and a thatched lounge and viewpoint, rather than a standalone spa.
The regional caboclo-inspired architecture blends into the forest, with a conservation mission through the Anavilhanas Institute. Guided all-inclusive programmes of three to six days run from sunrise boat rides and piranha fishing to archipelago tours with dolphin sightings, jungle hikes, canoeing the flooded igapo forest, night tours and community visits. Independent, it suits travellers seeking authentic, all-inclusive Amazon immersion with guided wildlife excursions, from nature lovers to adventurous couples and families.