PBM → BEL

Atlantic Coastline

Vivid views of the muddy, sediment-rich waters of the Atlantic where the Amazonian rivers discharge.

Oiapoque River Border

The natural border between French Guiana and Brazil, visible as a prominent winding waterway.

Marajó Island

The northern edge of the world's largest fluvial island, surrounded by the massive Amazon river mouth.

Amazon River Delta

A complex network of channels and sediment plumes where the world's largest river system meets the sea.

Baía de Guajará

The final approach over the bay, offering a sweeping view of Belém's waterfront and skyline.

Pristine Rainforest

Unending stretches of dense, deep-green canopy characteristic of the northern Amazon basin.

Guiana Shield

Views of one of the oldest geological formations on Earth, featuring low plateaus and ancient rock.

Sinuous River Tributaries

Countless dark-water rivers snaking through the jungle floor like silver threads.

Belém Urban Fringe

The contrast between the dense jungle and the rapidly expanding urban outskirts of northern Brazil.