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Manaus Holidays
Located at the heart of Amazonia, Manaus is a lively and architecturally remarkable city packed with stores of all types.
Visit Manaus
- Music
- Museums
- Park and garden
Manaus: How to get there?
One hour and twenty minutes by plane from Santarem
Manaus: See when to go?
All year round
Manaus: For how long?
1 to 2 days
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Manaus: What to see nearby?
What our travellers think of their stay
The biggest city in the Amazon, located on the river.
My suggestion
Take advantage of Manausto stock up on food that will not be available once you are in the depths of the jungle!
Located at the heart of Amazonia, Manaus is a lively and architecturally remarkable city packed with stores of all types.
My suggestion
Take the time to get to know and appreciate Manaus as the city's open-air supermarket aspect often discourages visitors from staying for long.
Manaus is incredible not only for being one of the moste remote big cites in the world, but also for its incredible cultural heritage. The opera is a must see and they are plenty of natural activities in the surroundings.
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