Xingu Lodge
Experience the Remote Amazon Adventure of Xingu Lodge
Xingu Lodge is located on the Xingu and Iriri rivers within the Kayapó Indigenous Territory in Brazil, offering anglers the chance to target Amazon species such as payara, peacock bass, wolf fish, bicuda, matrinxã, and pacu. Guests stay in comfortable riverfront cabins with private bathrooms, enjoying a lodge fully immersed in the rainforest.Fishing excursions are conducted from skiffs guided by professional and Kayapó native guides, with structured morning and afternoon sessions to maximize time on the water. All-inclusive packages cover accommodations, meals, beverages, and guided fishing, providing convenience and comfort in this remote setting.
The combination of structured fishing, riverfront accommodations, and immersive Amazon surroundings makes Xingu Lodge a distinctive destination for anglers seeking adventure and a connection to one of the world’s great river systems.
Brazil
Xingu Lodge
Species
Payara, Peacock Bass, Wolf Fish, Bicuda
Accommodations
Comfortable riverfront cabins with private bathrooms and river views
Prime Season
May–November (peak payara fishing Sept–Nov)
Length of Stay
5–7 nights
Rates
$$$
Capacity
8 Persons
Accommodations
Xingu Lodge features 8 riverfront guest cabins, each designed to provide comfort while maintaining a close connection to the surrounding rainforest. Cabins offer expansive river views, comfortable sleeping arrangements, and spaces to relax in the shade or in a hammock. The lodge includes a central dining and lounge area with a private chef, filtered drinking water, and satellite Wi-Fi.
The design emphasizes sustainability, with solar-powered electricity and low-impact construction that blends into the natural environment. Guests can swim in the river, enjoy the surrounding wildlife, or simply relax while observing the Amazon from their cabin or the lodge’s communal spaces. Every aspect of the lodge is structured to combine comfort, accessibility to prime fishing waters, and respect for the remote Amazonian setting.
The design emphasizes sustainability, with solar-powered electricity and low-impact construction that blends into the natural environment. Guests can swim in the river, enjoy the surrounding wildlife, or simply relax while observing the Amazon from their cabin or the lodge’s communal spaces. Every aspect of the lodge is structured to combine comfort, accessibility to prime fishing waters, and respect for the remote Amazonian setting.
Travel Details
Xingu Lodge is located on the Xingu and Iriri rivers within the Kayapó Indigenous Territory of the Brazilian Amazon. Guests typically fly into Manaus International Airport, followed by a charter flight and short boat transfer to the lodge. All-inclusive packages cover accommodations, meals, beverages, guided fishing, daily housekeeping, and skiffs for excursions. Guests may bring personal gear if preferred, with recommended equipment available on site. It is advised to arrive at least one day before the fishing program to allow time for travel, orientation, and gear preparation. Fishing days are structured with morning and afternoon sessions, providing access to prime payara, peacock bass, wolf fish, bicuda, and other Amazonian species, while the surrounding rainforest and wildlife create an immersive Amazon experience.
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FAQ
- Do I need a visa to travel to Brazil?
- Yes, most travelers require a tourist visa. Guidance on requirements and documentation is provided prior to departure.
- What fishing gear should I bring?
- 8–10 weight rods with floating and intermediate lines are recommended. A detailed gear list is provided before the trip.
- Can non-anglers join the trip?
- Yes. Non-anglers can relax at the lodge, explore local areas, or enjoy wildlife viewing while anglers fish.
- What species can I expect to catch?
- Expect payara, peacock bass, wolf fish, bicuda, matrinxã, and pacu, with other Amazon species possible depending on season and water levels.
- How are daily fishing excursions organized?
- Guests fish in small guided groups on skiffs or from the riverbank, rotating locations to follow the best conditions.
Terms
Traveling to Xingu Lodge offers a remote Amazon adventure focused on predator fishing. While all-inclusive packages cover accommodations, meals, beverages, guided fishing, skiffs, and daily housekeeping, specific terms and conditions apply. Guests are encouraged to review information regarding booking, cancellation policies, domestic flights, and any additional services that may enhance their stay.
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Why We Go Here
Xingu Lodge offers prime predator fishing in a remote section of the Brazilian Amazon, providing access to top waters for payara, peacock bass, wolf fish, bicuda, matrinxã, and pacu. Skilled professional and Kayapó guides lead small-group skiff excursions, rotating fishing locations to follow optimal conditions.The lodge’s riverfront location allows guests to fully experience the Amazon rainforest, with abundant wildlife and scenic surroundings enhancing each fishing session. Peak fishing for payara runs from September through November, though the lodge operates throughout the season from May to November. Guests enjoy structured excursions, expert guidance, and a fully supported, immersive Amazon experience.