Introducing Tefé
Tefé is the jumping-off point to the Mamirauá reserve, one of the best ecotourism experiences in the Amazon. Visits there are closely coordinated with airline schedules, so those coming and going by plane generally have little or no time to explore the town. Those traveling by boat may have a day or two to spare, which is plenty. It’s not that there is anything wrong – it’s a perfectly safe, agreeable place, just not particularly memorable.
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Last updated: Oct 3, 2008
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Re: experiences travelling from manaus to colombia via the amazon
by Wendy79 11 September 2011
I had a blast doing the boat trip from Tabatinga/Leticia to Manaus last month. The food was repetitive, but decent--rolls and coffee (someti…
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RE: The Amazon River. Peru to Brazil
by ToadofToadHall 26 July 2011
Tabatinga to Belem is faster - Going Iquitos-Leticia, Tabatinga-Manaus, Manaus-Santarem, Santarem-Belem involved a total of 9 days on…
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Re: Amazon: jungle trip vs. riverboat
by lilianalvess 02 July 2011
Hi! So, I'm from Tefé (not living there right now, though), and the 10 days seems rather short to do Tefé-Manaus-Belém. There are a…
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