Tupinambarana
Amazonas, Brazil
Tupinambarana is a notable island in Amazonas, Brazil. It lies in the Amazon basin, easiest to visit in the drier months from June to November.
Why visit: Fernando de Noronha's protected reefs and turtles, and the forested island coasts off Rio and Santa Catarina.
- ›Book flights and beds early for Fernando de Noronha — visitor numbers are capped
- ›Budget for the environmental preservation fee, which is charged per day
- ›Dive or snorkel; the water clarity is the reason to come
- ›Take cash — island card machines are unreliable
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Best time
April – October for the northeast islands; December – March in the south
Weather
Equatorial — hot and humid all year at 25–33°C with no real seasons beyond wetter and less wet, the heaviest rain falling December to May. Note that seasons here are southern-hemisphere: the drier months are June to November.
Entry fee
Ferries ~₹500 – 2,000; Noronha charges a daily preservation fee plus park entry
Hours
Ferries in daylight
Est. budget
₹3,000 – ₹12,000
Duration
Full day to several days
Nearby attractions
No other destinations within 25 km. Try a wider radius.