Introducing Tabatinga
Tabatinga is most notable as the place where the Amazon River enters Brazil; otherwise, it’s a nondescript border town. Boats headed down to Manaus and up to Iquitos depart from Tabatinga’s two ports, and its airport serves Brazilian and Peruvian destinations.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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Re: experiences travelling from manaus to colombia via the amazon
by Wendy79 11 September 2011
I had a blast doing the boat trip from Tabatinga/Leticia to Manaus last month. The food was repetitive, but decent--rolls and coffee (someti…
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RE: Leticia and Putumayo
by runwildrunfree 02 September 2011
Leticia itself is a small town that has a friendly enough crowd, and is used as the landing point for tourists to go off into the jungle.…
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Fast Boat MANAUS to TABATINGA /LETICIA - how far to book ahead?
by runwildrunfree 31 August 2011
Folks, how far ahead does one need to book the said FAST boat from Manaus to Tabatinga / Leticia? I believe the boat only leaves once…
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