Cabana Kanarô is a private two-story cabin at Tribo Hospedagem, tucked into the Amazon rainforest in Iranduba — around 35 minutes from Manaus by car across the Rio Negro Bridge.
Built for couples seeking quiet immersion in nature, the cabin pairs modern comfort with the textures and rhythms of the forest: a private outdoor jacuzzi, a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning throughout, Starlink Wi-Fi, and a spacious balcony framing the trees.
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Inside Kanarô
A vertical sanctuary
01 / Ground Floor
Living & kitchen
An open-plan living area with a 55" smart TV and Netflix, a fully equipped kitchen (stove, refrigerator, air fryer, cookware), and a dedicated workspace with Starlink Wi-Fi. Behind a handcrafted sliding door, a full bathroom with a rain shower overlooks a flowering cacao tree. Just outside: the private jacuzzi, surrounded by greenery.
02 / Upstairs
Bedroom & closet
The upper level is for rest. Queen bed with premium linens, hotel-quality mattress and pillows, blackout curtains, air conditioning, closet space, and a private half bathroom. Windows open onto the garden and canopy.
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Cabin Amenities
Private Jacuzzi
A private outdoor space for relaxing amid the forest.
Kitchen
Equipped with a stove, refrigerator, air fryer, cookware, and utensils.
Spacious Balcony
Forest or river views depending on the season.
Starlink Wi-Fi
Fast internet and a dedicated workspace for remote work.
Two Floors
Living areas downstairs; bedroom, closet, and half bathroom upstairs.
Air Conditioning
Air conditioning in both the living area and bedroom.
At Tribo Hospedagem
More to enjoy, just outside your door.
Guests can also use Tribo Hospedagem's shared outdoor pool, equipped outdoor kitchen and barbecue area, and tropical gardens.
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Two Amazons, one address.
May — August
The season of waters
The igapó floods the forest floor. Explore silent waterways by canoe with the local Castanho Waterfall canoeists' cooperative, gliding between the flooded trees.
Photo: K / Pexels
September — February
The season of streams
The waters recede and the igarapé reappears — clear freshwater streams perfect for swimming, plus easy walks to nearby waterfalls and bathing spots.
