In the heart of the Amazon, a river of clear waters and blue tones has been drawing attention to the fact that it seems closer to a Caribbean destination than to the largest tropical forest on the planet. The Arapiuns River, surrounded by white sand beaches and traditional communities, has become one of the most emblematic examples of sustainable tourism in Brazil. Unlike the barren rivers common in the Amazon region, the Arapiuns impresses by t…
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In the heart of the Amazon, a river of clear waters and blue tones has been drawing attention to the fact that it seems closer to a Caribbean destination than to the largest tropical forest on the planet. The Arapiuns River, surrounded by white sand beaches and traditional communities, has become one of the most emblematic examples of sustainable tourism in Brazil. Unlike the barren rivers common in the Amazon region, the Arapiuns impresses by t…