There’s a reason that the Amazon attracts curious travelers from all corners of the globe: you have a chance to observe the giant anaconda in the field - not behind glass, float among the caimans of the mighty Amazon river and immerse yourself in the tapestry of age-old indigenous culture.

Its beauty lies in the promise of adventure, the thrill of remote ecotourism, making it a coveted, once-in-a-lifetime experience. When you step into the Amazon, you’re not just a tourist; you travel with those who protect and inhabit it, helping to expand on-the-ground protection.

Led by National Geographic Explorer & Rainforest Connection Founder, Topher White, our 9 day expedition weaves together an immersive cultural, tech and ecological experience inside a protected Amazon reserve. Trek through hidden paths, paddle across jungle waterways, assemble rainforest connection tech up in the tree tops and connect with indigenous communities who await to share their food, stories and wisdom.

Your participation in this trip will support our efforts to deter illegal logging & poaching, safeguard biodiversity and strengthen the rights and livelihoods of the indigenous people who call this rainforest home.