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Amazon River Boat Trip // 8 days from Brazil to Peru

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Amazon River Boat Trip!
Our adventure crossing the Amazon River for 8 days from Santarém, Brazil to Iquitos, Peru by boat. A challenging, but rewarding experience that we'll always remember!
Hope you guys enjoy watching.
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I’m a 22 year old travelgirl that's been living abroad for 3 years. Travel, work, volunteering and studying abroad has allowed me to explore this beautiful planet and myself!
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27 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 21

@JennaAndersen 2 года назад

This was really helpful to see. Thank you!

@abroadanna2749 2 года назад

So glad to hear that!! Enjoy your trip if you're planning to travel to this very special place 😍

@villevictorazzo1958 4 года назад

So fun! Loved to share this travel with you! Next video you should tell the secret story of what happened in Manaus! :P

@abroadanna2749 4 года назад

Haha! 😂 If I would tell it it wouldn't be a secret anymore 😋

@watsong24 3 года назад

Whaooo sure seems like you had a lot of fun. Hope I get a chance to experience this kinda adventure.

@abroadanna2749 3 года назад

It was an unforgettable experience!! 😍 can highly recommend it! It’s a unique experience. I hope you can, I keep my fingers crossed that you’ll do that trip in the future 🤞🏼☺️

@weirdunique1013 2 года назад

Wow you have lot of patience

@Bryanvcarbino 2 года назад

I’m wanting to make the trip from Santa Rosa to Iquitos in February or March 2022. I just left Leticia last month (November). I never checked while I was there if the slow boats are still allowing people on them. I was told land borders are closed. I want to fly from bogota to leticia. Take boat from Santa Rosa to Iquitos then fly from Iquitos back to bogota. Not sure if I can or who to contact. And great video. Thank you for sharing.

@arpoador72 Год назад

Parabems na viagem e pelo video.

@Arawak9 2 года назад

lol sounds like a holiday from hell as far as I'm concerned 😂😂😂

@FrugalTravellers 3 года назад

Great video and very informative. We hope to do this journey sometime in the future. Good value for money but tough travelling. You guys did well. Seems that everyone just leaves their stuff under the hammocks. Is security an issue? Thanks for posting this. 👍

@abroadanna2749 3 года назад

Heyy! Thank you so much, it makes me so happy to hear that you liked the video and that I could give some useful information ☺️ I remember it was so hard to find information on how to organize this trip so I thought it might help if I summarize everything in a video and blog post. 🥳 The experience was amazing and for sure one of the most unique trips I’ve ever made! I can really recommend it, it’s so beautiful. And very special to see the Amazon Rainforest! But you have to be prepared for living only with the necessary basics for 8 days (cheap food, no clean bathrooms, no shower, sleeping in hammocks) 😄 I honestly didn’t feel insecure or really afraid about my belongings during the travels, but other people have told us before that robberies have happened. That’s why you definitely shouldn’t leave your valuables like wallet, passport and phone out of sight. I was carrying a small bum bag with me when I left my hammock to have my valuables close to me. ☺️

@andresamplonius315 2 года назад

Iquitos... It's pronounced: "Eketos"... When there's an U after a Q the U's mute

@Leo13 3 года назад

nice....

@abroadanna2749 3 года назад

danke Leo!! :-)

@janekl4369 4 года назад

Meeega was ihr beiden erlebt, gerade so tief in der Natur 🙏 echt ich dachte mir die ganze Zeit nur dass ich da auch hin wiiill 😂😭😍 Ganz liebe Grüße an euch beide, Erinnerung kommen hoch wenn man euch beide so sieht ❤️🙏

@abroadanna2749 4 года назад

Jane Kl Jaaaane 😍 vielen dank!! ❤️ Das ist so süß von dir 🥰 ich kann es sehr empfehlen dort mal hin zu reisen, ist echt besonders 🙏🏼 Hoffe sehr wir sehen uns bald mal wieder!

@flaviocalderon6159 3 года назад

In wich time of the year did you made the trip, wich one is better, not too hot, rainy, bugy and humid?

@abroadanna2749 3 года назад

We made the trip at the end of October and I felt that it was the best time to go! We had lots of sunshine (rain as well of course but not in big amounts) and the Rainforest was perfect to do trails, we saw a lot of wildlife too! ☺️ The flooded season goes from December to April, it’s a little colder during that time. The trails can get very wet and partly flooded, so it’s not as good to explore but on the other side it’s better to see some wildlife from the water side (access to some waters and lakes that wouldn’t be possible in dry season) The dry season from June to December is warmer, still gets rain but trails to explore hiking is way more accessible and therefore also wildlife in the rainforest. So it really kinda depends on what experience you want 😄 but we were really happy with October/November, had lots of sun and saw a looot of wildlife (monkeys, birds, snakes, caymans, sloths etc.)