Small-Group Hidden Communities Tour from Belem
Belém, Brazil
Trip Type: Day Trips
Duration: 5 hours 30 minutes
Visit the region known as Low Acara River, over the course of this 5.5-hour tour. Meet the local people, Ribeirinhos, who live by the river, thus making a living off of fishing and farming. Enjoy traditional snacks such as juices, fruits, and nuts as you stroll the town, observing the structures. End your day with a tour of the flour mill and a dip in herbal waters before returning back to Belem with your small-group of no more than 10.
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Visit the region known as Low Acara River, over the course of this 5.5-hour tour. Meet the local people, Ribeirinhos, who live by the river, thus making a living off of fishing and farming. Enjoy traditional snacks such as juices, fruits, and nuts as you stroll the town, observing the structures. End your day with a tour of the flour mill and a dip in herbal waters before returning back to Belem with your small-group of no more than 10.Meet your guide at 8:00am to board the departing boat to the port of Boa Vista do Acara Village. See the “Ribeirinhos”, the Amazonian people who live along the river and their native houses. At 9:00am, begin hiking up the village trails of Boa Vista do Acara along the vegetation. Pass through a large tree and centennial Sumaúma while on this 40-minute walk. Upon your arrival in the community, you will be greeted with a traditional snacks including juices, tapioquinhas and pastries made from cassava.
After your visit, stroll over to the where locals produce cassava flour and its derivatives. Learn of how the cultivation of priprioca, a type of grass with fragrant root, currently used by cosmetics industry, is being increasingly used as a flavoring in cooking. Moreover, you will also be taught about fruits of the Amazonian trees such as brazilian nut, tucumã, acai, graviola and buriti. Finally, immerse yourself in a fragrant herbal bath in the nearby creek. Return to Port Vila Boa Vista's Acara by 1:30pm and transfer by river back to Belem.
After your visit, stroll over to the where locals produce cassava flour and its derivatives. Learn of how the cultivation of priprioca, a type of grass with fragrant root, currently used by cosmetics industry, is being increasingly used as a flavoring in cooking. Moreover, you will also be taught about fruits of the Amazonian trees such as brazilian nut, tucumã, acai, graviola and buriti. Finally, immerse yourself in a fragrant herbal bath in the nearby creek. Return to Port Vila Boa Vista's Acara by 1:30pm and transfer by river back to Belem.
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