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... the shore go by, which in some cases was a couple miles away in both directions... the Amazon River is HUGE !!!! While in Belem I did the usual city exploration and checked out a couple museums and the fish market. From here, I am well positioned to ...
... I hadn´t seen a film since Lima, this was a nice change. That night we had our second last night bus, to Belem. All in all, a fairly straightforward trip except for the road disappearing sometime in the middle of the night and experiencing the bumpiest ...
... in the middle of the Brazilian rainforest. Said our goodbyes to the Dragoman group and chilled out until midnight awaiting our 3am flight to Belem which is the coast and entrance to the Amazon. We had intended to fly to Sao Luiz directly but it was too ...
Belém, Brazil Nov 3-4 Ok. The mouth of the Amazon -- where it feeds into the Atlantic. Otherwise known as a place to skip! Not much here, a fun dinner at some restored docks. And a musician playing on a moving platform...hmmm. Managed to find a ...
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Bolivia-Pantanal-Manus-Rio
Posted on Jun 20, 2008, 22:13:41
... de Janeiro and Miami! Here is a good site to find domestic air schedules in South America. Beware, internal flights in Brazil are very expensive. Unless you are taking a luxury cruise, travelling by river from Manaus to Belem is by no means the ...
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Question Amazon
Posted on Feb 1, 2009, 20:23:50
If you are really adventurous, you might look into a ferry boat from Manaus to Belem, at the mouth of the Amazon. This web site is a bit out of date, but it gives you an idea of the possibilities. Here are some Travepodder's comments on this area: ...
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Bolivia-Pantanal-Manus-Rio
Posted on Jun 19, 2008, 11:59:45
... to SAmerica in Nov-Jan with 2 friends. Round-about 19 December we are planning to cross from uyuni in Bolivia to The Pantanal in brazil. We want to spend around 3-4 days in the Pantanal and then go to Manus for about 4 days, before heading to Rio. Can ...
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Accross the Amazon to Venuz
Posted on Sep 24, 2009, 23:55:10
... quite likely to get bored very soon. How long can you look at trees? The scenery changes little from Bolivia to Belem, the river just gets wider. You should start at Rurrenebaque and continue to Guayaramirim on the Brazilian border. Continue to Porto ...
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