Hotels in Amazon Jungle, Brazil

The Amazon Jungle stretches across Brazil, Peru, and Colombia, famous for being the world's largest rainforest and home to 10% of all known species. The climate is hot and humid year-round, with temperatures averaging 80°F (27°C); the dry season from June to November is best for spotting wildlife like pink river dolphins and sloths on boat tours, while the wet season from December to May brings higher water levels perfect for canoeing through flooded forests to reach villages like Leticia. You can hike to canopy walkways near Manaus for bird's-eye views or join a guided night walk to see tarantulas and frogs-just remember your rain jacket and bug spray!