About The Motor Yacht Tucano

Decks and Stateroom Locations

Below are diagramsof each of the three decks of Tucano. Passenger staterooms are indicated by drawnbeds. Note the symbol for windows - there arel ots of them! Most of them can be openedpermitting the Amazon breeze scented withblossoms to waft into the staterooms, (unlessyou choose to close them and the curtains too).

All of the 9 staterooms on Tucano are outsidefacing the river, with large windows and privatebathrooms. Each staterooms is air-conditionedwith its own thermostat. All of the stateroomsare comfortable and all have private baths. TheSalon is at the front of the boat affordingsplendid views of the rainforest throughout theday. The Salon is also air-conditioned, thoughin the cool of the day we generally leave the windows open to breathe the fresh air scented byAmazon blossoms.

There are 3 categories of staterooms

All of the staterooms on the M/Y Tucano areoutside staterooms with large windows, privatebaths with showers, and air-conditioning. Thereare three categories, named after the colors of Brasil: Yellow Category, Blue Category, and Green Category. These are color coded in the diagrams below.

Observation Deck

The Observation Deck runs the length of the entire upper deck on the M/Y Tucano. Guests can go forward and watch the crew navigate the vessel, sit comfortably under the canopy and scan the canopy for monkeys and birds, or simply swing in a hammock in lazy comfort.This deck is open and an exceptional place to observe wildlife. The forward balcony allows views to the front and into the treetops. From beneath the sun canopy we see the world's

 greatest collection of birds and the occasional monkey cavorting in the branches.From the top deck there is wilderness as far as the eye can see.The top deck is a wonderful place to lounge around as we cruise along the wilderness river.
From this deck the immensity of the Amazon becomes clear. From horizon to horizon we see forest and rivers, and almost completely undeveloped. We can appreciate how the all of world once was, a vast wilderness whose only sounds are the wind, the calls of animals, and the lapping of waves on remote uninhabited shores. It is a magnificent view and experience, and we are treated to it every day during the trip.

Middle Deck

The balcony around the front of the boat is a wonderful place to pull up a chair and observe the forest close up. The salon is airy and has windows all the way around. All of the walls are paneled in lovely hardwood.
Two staterooms on this deck have a single beds separated by a night stand.
Two other staterooms have a bunk bed with a twin size mattress above and below. All of the staterooms have

 private showers and sinks.
The Mid-deck balcony has connecting doors to the Salon. It is a wonderful place to relax with a good book, sip a glass of wine, a soft drink or a beer, or simply to marvel at the splendor of the last great wilderness on Earth.

Main Deck

Two staterooms on this deck have single beds separated by a nightstand. By inserting a third narrow bed in the middle, these staterooms can also accommodate three persons.
Stateroom number one is a Blue category stateroom designed to accommodate one traveler.
Stateroom number 2 has a bunk bed with a twin size mattress above and below.

All of the staterooms have private showers and sinks. There is a full galley and a swim deck at the stern. We get in and out of our launches to the side of the boat through two entries designed for this purpose.