Baumklettern im Amazonas

Climbing up 40 meters up the red angelim tree was an amazing experience. The guides are excellent, they teach you the technique and assist with the climbing. Got some amazing photos from the canopy. Also saw macaws flying around. Climbing down the tree was also fun. Also did the Manaus city tour which was also a good experience.

Great experience, was a good choice to do in the morning in Manaus. The two guides are very good and attentive and led us very well in the climb and descent in Angelim of more than 45 meters.

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Amazing experience with Amazon Amazing Tours! They replied to my messages quickly and managed to organise the tree climbing tour on very short notice. The guide was friendly, spoke great English, and made sure everything felt safe. Climbing high into a massive tree in the middle of the Amazon was absolutely thrilling — the view from the top was incredible. A must-do adventure for anyone visiting the area!

Everyone treated me very well. Fabiano instructing me about how the experiment would take place. Charles was very punctual and ask with the route. Special cometary for Matthew and Diniz who were teaching me about the equipment, giving me all the safety, following my rhythm and bringing lightness and humor so that everything was excellent. The experience would not be the same without them. They made all the difference. The experience was sensational. I am from Manaus and I was happy to find this differentiated activity in the city to do. On the climb I became aware that there are defective environments to do. I will visit the company more often to experience new experiences. Thank you for everything. It was simply amazing and unforgettable.

We had an amazing climbing experience on a beautiful Angelim Pedra tree of 60 meter tall. The team was very knowledgeable, precise in setting us up and explaining the steps for climbing. They were super caring and supportive the whole way up and...down. Half way the distance the leafy branches offer a canopy like a blanket, we had not fear of heights and once standing on one of the highest branch, we could see the Amazon river, and the City of Manaus. This was the highlight of our trip in the Amazon!

Me and my husband loved the experience! We climbed a tree 60 meters high inside the city of Manaus. The driver Rosivaldo took us from the hotel to the venue, and was very friendly and caring. Arriving there, the Guide Matheus 2 passed us the instructions and we started climbing. At first, it was a little difficult to synchronize the movements, but after we got the pace, we went up the climb until we reached the top of the climb, which is 40 meters from the ground. It was very nice to have a view of the forest from another point of view. The tour was very fun! We love and recommend! The instructor passed us a lot of security.

The trip is advertised as ~4 hours, but my group found ourselves back at the hotel in just a little over 2 hours. Based on the description provided and what I communicated with the company online prior to booking, I was led to believe that there would be multiple trees, we would be walking on platforms between the trees, and more. That is not what we had. When we arrived at the site, which was just a tree on the side of a busy road that had major construction going on at it, we noticed that there was no *structure* in place and instead just 3 ropes hanging down the branch of a tree. Our guide was beyond kind and energetic, however we were promised an English speaking guide and he only spoke Portuguese. Frankly, to have my life literally in the air and all my instruction provided about how to stay safe being in a language that I do not understand was concerning. Our guide himself even said he was nervous as he wasn't sure if we properly understood what was going on. Thanks to google translate and the luck that a member of our group happened to speak Spanish and Fabiano spoke some Spanish as well, we were able to make it work. Then the climb. It was just a straight climb on the ROPE NOT THE TREE over 160 feet up. Then sit at the top, look around, and come back down. We were told there would be education about the flora and fauna we could see, well all we could see was a construction project. And any instruction was not in a language we could speak. Additionally, I had originally booked for 12:30pm but then received a call an hour before we were supposed to leave that "we are all booked, no platforms are open." Why have it available for booking if you can't actually go? I had already made plans for the day around this excursion, would have planned otherwise if I knew it wouldn't be happening. Overall not what is described. It is fun and a good time, but I would not pay the price advertised for what I got.