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Itacoatiara Airport

Itacoatiara, Brazil
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Gateway to the Amazon in Amazonas state, Brazil.

Location
Itacoatiara, Brazil
Itacoatiara Airport (IATA: ITA, ICAO: SBIC) is a public airport serving the city of Itacoatiara in the state of Amazonas, Brazil. Located on the southern bank of the Amazon River, it provides essential air connectivity to a region where road transport is limited and river travel is the dominant alternative. The airport handles regional domestic flights and is operated under Brazil's federal airport infrastructure system. It plays a key logistical role for the municipality of Itacoatiara, which is one of the oldest cities in the Amazon and an important river port for agricultural exports including soybeans and grains. Given its remote location in the Amazon basin, the airport is vital for passenger travel, cargo, and emergency medical services, connecting Itacoatiara to Manaus and other regional centers.
Terminals
The airport has a small, single terminal facility typical of regional airports in the Brazilian Amazon.
Getting to & from
Ground transport to Itacoatiara city center is available via road, with taxi services being the primary option from the airport.
Airlines here
Regional carriers operating within the Amazonas state network have served the airport, with connections primarily to Manaus.
Notable facts
  • ›Itacoatiara is one of the oldest cities in the Amazon region, adding historical significance to its air gateway.
  • ›The airport ICAO code is SBIC, within Brazil's SB- prefix designation.
  • ›The city of Itacoatiara is a major river port for soybean and grain exports along the Amazon River.
  • ›Limited road infrastructure in the region makes the airport a critical transport link for residents.
  • ›The airport serves emergency and medical airlift functions for the surrounding Amazonian communities.
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City & Place Guide

Amazon river town where jungle meets the mighty Rio Negro

Itacoatiara is a mid-sized city in Amazonas state, Brazil, situated on the south bank of the Amazon River roughly 270 kilometers east of Manaus. Its name derives from the Tupi language meaning 'painted rock,' a reference to ancient indigenous petroglyphs found in the region. The city blends riverine culture, agricultural commerce, and Amazonian biodiversity into an authentic, tourist-light destination.

The surrounding landscape offers dense rainforest, flooded igapó forests, and pristine river beaches that draw nature lovers and adventure seekers. Itacoatiara is also a significant port for soy and timber exports, giving visitors a glimpse into the modern economic engine of the Amazon basin alongside its traditional fishing communities.

  • •Praia da Lua Cheia — popular white-sand river beach on the Amazon, best enjoyed in low-water season
  • •Pedra Pintada — ancient indigenous rock carvings that give the city its Tupi name
  • •Porto de Itacoatiara — bustling riverport offering authentic Amazonian trade and boat culture
  • •Bosque Municipal — small urban forest reserve ideal for birdwatching and a shaded walk
  • •Igreja Matriz Nossa Senhora do Rosário — historic parish church anchoring the city center
  • •Lago do Canaçari — nearby lake system rich in pink river dolphins and piranha fishing
  • •Mercado Municipal — lively covered market for regional fruits, dried fish, and local crafts

Getting around: Itacoatiara has no rail service; the city is accessed by BR-174 highway from Manaus or by regular passenger ferry along the Amazon River. Within the city, mototaxis are the fastest and cheapest option for short trips, while local buses cover main neighborhoods. Conventional taxis are available near the port and central square, and app-based rideshare penetration is limited, so carrying cash is advisable.

Best time: Visit between June and November during the dry season when river beaches emerge, roads are passable, and wildlife is easier to spot along receding waterways.

Local food: Try tambaqui grilled over charcoal, tucunaré fish stew, tacacá soup, and fresh açaí served in its pure unsweetened Amazonian form at riverside stalls and the municipal market.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

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Encyclopaedia

Mariano Arico Barros Airport is the airport serving Itacoatiara, Brazil.

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