How far into Brazil can I get with the completion of the Oyapock Bridge between French Guiana and Brazil?

2/13/2013 5:32:12 PM

I just came across a video blog of some one doing that trip in oposite direction. So far it seems feasible by bike.

12/29/2011 2:47:13 AM

Agreed, Macapá is in the most deserted state of Brazil. Being right by the mouth of the Amazon river, you run into the same problem that Oyapack suffered until the bridge – a giant expanse of water.

However, taxis for R$30 can take you 25km south-west to the town of Santana. From there, you can can travel by boat across the river to Belém(24 hours), Santarem (40 hours, hammock R$ 125, cabin R$ 250) and Manaus(5 days) – plus some other smaller places. From these cities you can easily get buses to travel further south.

I reckon one of my dream trips is to do this to Manaus, then to take a 6 day boat ride up the Amazon to Leticia in Colombia. It sounds amazing!

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