Would You Cruise the Amazon River on a Cargo Ship?
I did—and it was the adventure of a lifetime.

Starting in Tabatinga, Brazil, I boarded the Esmeralda, a cargo ship making its way to Manaus, deep in the heart of the Amazon Rainforest.

For just $10 a day, this 4-day, 850-mile journey offered a hammock to sleep in, three meals daily, and front-row views of the breathtaking Amazon.

Along the way, I passed tiny Indigenous villages, listened to Macaws calling from the treetops, and marveled at night skies bursting with stars and the Milky Way.

This was more than a trip—it was a true Amazonian adventure.

Here is a link to a blog post that helped make my Amazon River Cruise possible. Great information and extremely accurate.
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Chapters
00:00 Tabatinga, Brazil
01:55 Boarding the Cargo Ship
04:20 What You Should Bring
08:45 Eating on the Cargo Ship
10:53 Amazon River Cruise Day 2
12:23 Making Friends on the Boat
14:50 People on the Cargo Ship
16:56 Amazon River Cruise Day 3
18:40 A Tour of the Cargo Boat
23:00 Security on the Boat
24:26 Amazon River Cruise Day 4
26:28 Immigration Colombia to Brazil
28:07 The Merging of the Rivers
28:28 Arriving in Manaus
29:12 Getting Off the Boat

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