Wildlife, History and Adventure In the Amazon

Tuesday, 25 November 2014

Silver Whisper in Santarem - Private shore excursion

On Dec 2nd I shall be leading a tour with passengers cruising on Silver Whisper.

The meeting of the waters, exploration of the floodplain east o Santarem with lots of birds, Pink Dolphins, Sloths guaranteed! Short hikes plus delicious lemonades, fish snacks, bottled drinks Caipirinhas and great information not given by your lectures on board.

Limited number of people. Join us!! contact: gilserique@gmail.com

Friday, 7 November 2014

Tuesday, 21 October 2014

I hate to be overbooked, frankly I wish I could guide every single cruiser

Dear Gil
Thanks again for your hospitality. I' m happy to meet you. The main and bigest atraction of Alter de Chao and nearby forest is your person :)
Best Regards

... without you, we would have never been able to experience the uniqueness of the Amazon!

Oops Santarem Nov 6th and Nov 13th on the Seabourn Quest.
OVERBOOKED!

Sunday, 21 September 2014

Ooops! I guess i did it right again

A fun guide with hundreds of stories to tell, Gil is the ultimate guide for families. He is full of energy, knows the areas like the back of his pocket, and always try to find ways to make us have a good time. His english is perfect with a charming accent, which makes everything more interesting and easier for us foreigners. He also focuses on learning and knowledge, as well as on adventure, love of nature, laugh out loud fun and good home made food. A perfect combination.

At our request, Gil organized a night in the jungle for our families and friends! What an adventure, truly out of the beaten path! Him and his companions brought us to the perfect spot to set up camp: Hammacks and campfire. They even built an elevated structure for the teenagers to sleep higher in the trees! Memorable. They set up a rudimentary grill to cook the fish and the meal. Finger licking good diner, in good company right in the middle of the jungle.

Then at sunset time, fireflies of different colours started decorating the canopy, a way to say good night to us traveller for a night to remember in the middle of the National Tapajos Forest.