Cheap Flights from Paramaribo to Belem

About Belem

Belem, a port city and gateway to Brazil’s lower Amazonian region, is often overlooked by tourists in favor of the deep Amazonian wonders. But Belem is more than just a port city and offers numerous cultural gems and tourist attractions. It is the capital of Brazilian state Para, which is home to a large portion of the Amazonian rainforest. Although a large number of tourists book a Paramaribo to Belem flight to explore the inland, the city also flaunts a mix of markets, restaurants, museums, and gardens.

Best Time to Book Paramaribo to Belem Flights

Belem has a tropical rainforest climate. It remains hot and rainy year-round. The months between October and November are slightly drier than the rest of the year. The months from June or July start experiencing slight rainfall. Hence, you can plan your trip to Belem between June or July and December.

Details About Paramaribo to Belem Flights

Only Gol Linhas and Copa Airlines along with a few connecting airlines offer ten flights from Paramaribo to Belem. Moreover, only Gol Linhas offers one nonstop flight on this route. Hence, if you are traveling with a different airline or taking connecting flights, expect one or more layovers at Panama City, São Paulo, Brasilia, and Georgetown. The aerial distance between Paramaribo to Belem is 1,090 miles and it takes 02 hours to reach your destination.

To avail cheap Paramaribo to Belem flight ticket prices, book your seat with GOL Linhas at the cost of R$ 834 for a one-way trip and R$ 2,542 for a round trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports of Paramaribo and Belem are- Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport and Júlio Cezar Ribeiro International Airport (PBM-BEL) respectively.

Here are some insights concluding flight fares on this route:

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	GOL Linhas	R$ 834	Book Now
	Copa + LATAM	R$ 885	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	GOL Linhas	R$ 2,542	Book Now
	Copa Airlines	R$ 2,601	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Belem

Amazonia Na Cuia

Amazonia Na Cuia, which means ‘Amazon in a bowl’, is known for its traditional approach to Amazonian cuisine. They use guard bowls to serve traditional staples like Tacaca, a kind of prawn soup. You should also try their famous salted pirarucu, a famous Amazonian fish, dried prawns, and sun-dried beef jerky.

Casa do Saulo

With outdoor seating, love music, innovative cocktails, impressive food, and stunning views of the Guaraja Bay, Casa do Saulo is indeed a treat to all your senses. It is located in a colonial-era manion. The extensive menu serves croquettes of piracy, which comes with shredded, dried, and salted fish is a must-try.

Canto dos Passaros

Located on the northern shores of Cambu island, Canto dos Passaros is a must-visit. To reach the restaurant, you need to take a 15-minute boat ride inland along the island’s central waterway. It is actually located in a jungle, which makes the trip worth it. Their fried dourada served with brown beans is a must-try.

Best Hotels in Belem

Hotel Princesa Louçã

Address – Av. Pres. Vargas, 882 – Campina, Belém – PA, 66017-904, Brazil

Price – R$ 480

Hotel Grao Para

Address – Av. Pres. Vargas, 718 – Campina, Belém – PA, 66017-000, Brazil

Price – R$ 245

Hotel Spada

Address – R. Um, 22 – Maracangalha, Belém – PA, 66617-600, Brazil

Price – R$ 110

Places to Visit in Belem

Mangal das Garcas

Mangal das Garcas is a great spot in Brazil for a short stroll. This stunning botanical garden also houses a small zoo and is surrounded by lush greenery. The zoo is home to several exotic bird species, massive iguanas, and other species. It also has a butterfly house, aviaries, and a lighthouse, which demand visits.

Ilha do Combu

If you want to experience a bit of Amazonian wilderness, take a short board ride to the island of Combu across Guama river. The island is covered with jungles and exudes a mystic vibe. There is a chocolate factory at Dona Nena, where you can learn about the production of chocolates.

Theatro da Paz

Theatro da Paz is a stunning Neoclassical theater built in the 1870 during the boom of rubber production in Belem. The theater flaunts marble floors, pristine chandeliers, dramatic frescoes, and several intricate details. It is one of the oldest theaters in the city and still hosts operas and concerts.

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