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Explore the vibrant Amazon city of Manaus, journey through the picturesque riverside town of Santarém, and discover the colonial charm of Belém, each offering a unique gateway to Brazil's lush landscapes and rich cultural heritage.

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1.Manaus
Wander into the Amazon’s Heart
2.Santarem
Where the Amazon Meets the Tapajós
3.Belem
Belém- Where Brazil Begins
Washington
Manaus
3,770 mi
Plane
8h 22m
Manaus
- Trip Weather 27 °C - Trip Weather 27 °C
Discover Manaus
Wander into the Amazon’s Heart
Manaus, the capital city of Amazonas, is the main gateway to the Amazon rainforest in Brazil. It is known for its rich wildlife, diverse culture, and historical landmarks.
Manaus
Santarem
331 mi
Plane
1h 44m
Santarem
- Trip Weather 26 °C - Trip Weather 26 °C
Discover Santarem
Where the Amazon Meets the Tapajós
Santarém is a city located in the western part of the state of Para, Brazil. It is the region's main commercial and educational hub, known for its vibrant culture, historical monuments, and enthralling nature. The city hosts the celebrated 'Meeting of the Waters', where two separate colored rivers meet but do not mix. Its distinguished cuisine, bustling markets, and welcoming locals make it an inviting destination for tourists.
Santarem
Belem
473 mi
Plane
1h 3m
Belem
- Trip Weather 25 °C - Trip Weather 26 °C
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Belém- Where Brazil Begins
Belém is the capital of the state of Pará, in the northern part of Brazil. It is widely known for its history, culture and fine dining. The city is rich in colonial architecture, with landmarks like the Gothic-style Belém Cathedral and the Fort of the Nativity. Its Cultural Space Market is famous for regional cuisine, while the Bosque Rodrigues Alves Botanical Garden adds a touch of lushness.
Belem
Washington
4,177 mi
Plane
9h 16m
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Travel Tips

Currency: BRL Time Zone: Amazon Time (UTC -4:00) Language: Portuguese

Hi there! It's fantastic to hear that you are planning a trip to Manaus, Santarém, and Belém. Here are some tips to help you prepare:

Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit Manaus and the nearby areas is typically during the dry season, which runs from June to September. However, be aware that the weather can still be quite hot, with July usually being the warmest month. Santarém and Belém also have similar climatic conditions.

Route and Accessibility:
You can reach Manaus via the Eduardo Gomes International Airport. There are boat services from Manaus to Santarém, but it's a long ride, usually taking a couple of days. Alternatively, you can take a flight to Santarém. To reach Belém from Santarém, you can either choose a ferry ride through the Amazon river or an easy flight.

Accommodation and Booking:
There's plenty of hotels and lodges to suit a range of budgets in all these cities. Online travel platforms such as Booking.com, Expedia or Airbnb can be used to compare prices and book in advance.

Clothing and Essentials:
Pack light clothes that breath well due to the hot and humid weather. A good insect repellent, sun block and a hat would also come in handy. Don't forget rain gear, as sudden showers are common, even in the dry season.

Health and Safety:
Make sure you are up-to-date on routine vaccines before your trip. You might want to consider vaccines for diseases like Yellow Fever that are prevalent in the region. Always drink bottled water, and be cautious while swimming or doing water activities due to the presence of certain parasites in the fresh water bodies.

Local Etiquette and Respect:
Be respectful to the local traditions and norms. Avoid littering, especially while exploring the Amazon rainforest. When interacting with indigenous communities, take guidance from a knowledgeable tour guide to avoid unintentionally offensive behaviors.