In Santarem, the Amazon and Tapajos rivers meet and local indigenous cultures live on. Relics from ancient times can be found throughout the city, including at the Joao Fona Cultural Center and Museu Dica Frazau. At the beaches, visitors can simply spend the day relaxing shoreside or embark on a boating adventure on either river. Include Santarem on your next Brazil cruise itinerary to see all this and more.
--By Shayne Thompson, Cruise Critic contributor
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Why Cruise to Santarem?
Visitors here can learn more about the region's indigenous cultures and history
Santarem is a small river town, so you shouldn't expect to see the iconic Brazilian deep blue waters
For a true taste of Amazonian culture, Santarem is well worth a visit
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