Brazil | Amazon Rainforest
Brazil | Amazon Rainforest

What the heck is going on in Brasil ?

What the heck is going on in Brasil? There has been a lot of bad press recently, some of it accurate. But there are good reasons to expect the health status here to begin to rapidly improve – there are good reasons for hope.

As the world’s sixth largest country with one of the largest public health care systems, Brasil has tremendous scientific and research capacity. There are seven types of vaccines in approval stages. In the next months 550 million doses of vaccine will be produced, twice the country’s population. The resources of this vast and young country will defeat this scourge. So this dark moment will pass.

And there are successes. Here in Manaus, in the Amazon, cases of CV19 have dramatically dropped. The intensive vaccination program has made Manaus the most vaccinated city in Brasil. We are beginning to feel a sense of relief and we are busy preparing for a return to normal in the travel industry.

Please find below a few notes and availability for our Amazon cruises. We look forward to, again, offering your travelers a meaningful, fun, and safe experience deep in the wild pristine Amazon Rainforest. O Brave New Tucano!

1) V for Vaccinated!

What the heck is going on in Brasil ?

All of our crew are being vaccinated including our mariner Paquito and our Ship’s Engineer, Chicão.

We’re busy keeping the Motor Yacht Tucano in tip-top shape for your travelers.

2) Morning will come.

What the heck is going on in Brasil ?Thiago de Mello, one of Brasil’s most loved poets, lives in the Amazon and was 95 years old yesterday.

Faz escuro (já nem tanto), vale a pena trabalhar.

Faz escuro mas eu canto porque a manhã vai chegar. (from Madrugada Camponesa)

It’s dark (but no so much) it is worthwhile to work It’s dark but still I sing because the morning will come.

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Is an expert in everything South America, his passion for the region and exploring off the beaten path makes his travel writing both useful and interesting. He has written for several mainstream publications and you can read his guides on Ecuador, Peru, the Galapagos Islands and the Amazon. Andre is also an accomplished photographer and has been recognized as one of the best wildlife photographers in the region, his photos have been featured in National Geographic and other journals. As a travel agent Andre specializes in curating unique experiences, crafting tailor made itineraries and helping visitors make the best of their vacation, always putting the experience first

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