CABOCLOS HOUSE ECOLODGE

Accommodation

14 accommodations in 4 categories (maximum capacity 44 guests). All are private, with air conditioning, private bathroom with hot water, bedding and towels, in a cozy design inspired by local architecture. There are no shared dormitories.

Twin Room
Family Bungalow
Sapopema Bungalow
Samaúma Bungalow

The TWIN ROOMS (6) offer 2 single beds, air conditioning and private bathroom with hot water. For up to 2 guests.

The FAMILY BUNGALOWS (5) offer 1 double bed and 2 single beds, air conditioning and private bathroom with hot water. For up to 4 guests.

The SAPOPEMA BUNGALOWS (2) are the lodge's newest suites, built entirely of wood, side by side. They offer 1 queen bed and 2 single beds (double, triple or quadruple), air conditioning, private bathroom with heated shower and balcony with hammock. For up to 4 guests.

The SAMAÚMA BUNGALOW (1) is the only suite with a forest view through panoramic glass, located at the end of the walkway in a more secluded area. Built entirely of wood, it offers 1 queen bed and 2 single beds (double, triple or quadruple), air conditioning, minibar, private bathroom with heated shower and private balcony with hammock. For up to 4 guests.

Rates

Rates in R$ (Brazilian Real) per person, per package, according to the room type and the number of guests sharing it.
Low season: all dates except the high season. High season 2027: January 1 to 31 and June 25 to August 31. 3 days/2 nights packages are not available in high season.
Packages that include high season dates are charged at high season rates.
New Year's Eve and other special packages (Carnival, expeditions): rates on request.

TWIN ROOM

FAMILY BUNGALOW

SAPOPEMA BUNGALOW

SAMAÚMA BUNGALOW

Additional Information

Packages include:
- Regular round-trip transfer Manaus / Caboclos House / Manaus (by van and boat).
- Accommodation in the chosen room type.
- Full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner) according to arrival and departure times at the lodge.
- Experiences described in the chosen itinerary, accompanied by local guides.

Guide: guide included in the rates, accompanying the itinerary activities.

Does not include: Drinks and other services not mentioned as included (Ex: Travel Insurance...).
The Meeting of the Waters tour is not offered from the lodge (it is too far away) and must be booked separately from Manaus.

Transfers outside the regular schedule (between 6:00 am and 4:00 pm): R$ 250 per leg, for up to 4 people.

Child Policy: one child up to 9 years old per room stays free of charge, and the adults pay the rate for their own occupancy (example: 2 adults + 1 child of 5 years = 2 x DOUBLE rate). From the second child on, and for guests aged 10 and over, the regular rate applies.

Check-in and check-out: rooms are available from 11:00 am on the arrival day, before lunch. On the departure day, check-out is after breakfast, by 8:00 am; guests may continue to use the common areas and join the scheduled activities until the return transfer.

Special diets: vegan, vegetarian and allergy-related diets can be arranged. Please inform us at the time of booking.

Activities involve walking, boarding and disembarking boats and direct contact with nature. Guests with reduced mobility or special needs should let us know before booking.

Itineraries may be adjusted according to natural conditions (river level, rain, forest conditions) and the availability of attractions; in that case the lodge team arranges alternatives.

Caboclos House

Caboclos House began as a riverside family home on Acajatuba Lake and grew organically into an ecolodge. It is run by the local riverside community itself – women, guides, cooks, boat drivers and suppliers – so that the income from tourism stays in the region. The experiences follow the principles of community-based tourism, within the Rio Negro Sustainable Development Reserve.

The lodge was built with local materials and low-impact construction, and uses renewable energy, composting and recycling. Meals are prepared with regional ingredients, many of them sourced locally, such as fresh tapioca and pirarucu.

Seasons: the river level changes the landscape and the activities. During high water (March to August) canoe trips go through the igapós (flooded forest); during low water (September to February) longer forest trails are possible and white-sand beaches appear along the Rio Negro. At the peak of the flood (around June) or of the dry season (October and November), some activities may be replaced.

What to bring: Comfortable clothes, long pants, shorts, socks, sandals, sneakers or boots suitable for hiking in the jungle, bathing suit, sunscreen, flashlight, binoculars, repellent, sunglasses, hat or cap and raincoat.

Transport

The regular transfer between Manaus and the lodge is made by van and boat:

Departure from Manaus: between 8:00 am and 8:30 am.

Duration: 2 to 3 hours in total (about 3 hours in September, October and November, due to the low river level).

Return: departure from the lodge at 2:00 pm.

Packages

All packages combine nature, riverside culture, regional cuisine and moments of contemplation, with experiences led by local guides, residents and women entrepreneurs of the region. Some activities depend on the season: river beaches appear during low water and canoe trips through the igapós (flooded forest) happen during high water. Where the itinerary says "or", guests choose one of the options.

Custom itineraries are possible according to the activities available. For groups, the lodge also creates tailor-made programs on specific themes: wellness and self-discovery retreats, Amazonian gastronomy and culinary traditions, or forest knowledge and survival skills. Ask us for a quote.