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• Not 6 hours and Not an easy hike, but AMAZING!

  Bonnie C,

  24 thg 7, 2025

  - Viator

  3.00

  We signed up for a 6 hour trip and were not returned to our hotel until 11 hours later. The walk back up from the 1st waterfall was strenuous. The guides were helpful when I struggled but it was definitely to hard for me. Walking to and from Presidente falls was for all levels, an easy walk. You are going to walk through water and jungle, both tênis shoes and flip flops (water shoes) are advised.

• Amazing nature

  Simona B,

  18 thg 4, 2025

  - Viator

  4.00

  The waterfalls are really outstanding, totally recommend seeing them. The tour is around 11 hours including the car trip from Manaus. Lunch is included and it's very good. The guide speaks 80% English, not a lot of information is provided during the trip. There is a 30 min hike included, you should have adherent shoes for it.

• This was an amazing...

  Beth H,

  15 thg 1, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  This was an amazing experience! The guides did everything to accommodate different languages and preferences. We saw waterfalls, got to explore the Amazon rain forest and had an amazing and tasty lunch. It was definitely educational and we'll worth our time and $$$.

• it was really great...

  TULATAT P,

  24 thg 4, 2024

  - Viator

  5.00

  it was really great experience! we are just group of 3 (Brazilian, Portuguese and me). Also, there is no other people at the waterfalls may be beacause we visited on a weekday.

• Not as advertised for English speakers

  Mallory D,

  2 thg 3, 2024

  - Viator

  3.00

  I’ve never given a bad review before, but I don’t want other non-Portuguese speakers to go on this tour and have a less than awesome time because they didn’t get what they paid for. If you like hiking, it’s worth going on for the experience of seeing the waterfalls (which are indeed beautiful!). Two issues: - There is very little English translation (and at times, none), which is not what is advertised. - With that in mind, it’s overpriced for English speakers. Firstly: I don’t expect anyone in Brazil to speak English, unless it’s their job. In this case, the tour is *advertised* as such. The tour guide started off translating into English and then just stopped like an hour in. He was giving long, detailed histories for minutes at a time in Portuguese and then… nothing. That was moderately annoying at first, but it became a serious problem once we were on the trail. The English speakers were put in our own group for translation. Then the guide who spoke English inexplicably decided to go with a Portuguese-speaking group instead, leaving us with a local trail guide who spoke zero English. It was a safety issue because we needed instructions about which way to go, what we should avoid, etc. If you just want to see some waterfalls, it’s overpriced, because it’s a round trip bus ticket, a lunch (albeit, a delicious one), and pretty minimal attention from a tour guide. I say it’s a bus ticket instead of a tour because there were 20 people in my group, and English speakers are basically ignored. To put that into perspective, a round-trip bus ticket to Presidente Figueirado is 70 Reis, which is about $15. A similar lunch in Manaus would be around $4.