Airport
Carauari Airport (CAF)
Carauari Airport is the main gateway to the town of Carauari in Brazil's Amazonas state and the surrounding middle Juruá River region. From here, travelers can reach the city centre in a few minutes and continue onward to Manaus and other Amazon destinations.
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About Carauari Airport
Carauari Airport is the main airport serving Carauari, a municipality in Brazil's Amazonas state on the middle Juruá River. It primarily handles domestic regional flights and connects the town with the state capital, Manaus.
The airport operates from a single passenger terminal of about 300 m² and has a paved runway. Regular commercial flights to Manaus are operated with regional aircraft such as the ATR-42, making the airport an important air link for a region with limited road access.
Located approximately 1 km from the centre of Carauari, the airport is reached along a paved road, and the journey into town takes only a few minutes by car or taxi.
Passenger services are modest and include a café, small shops and free parking. Because of its size, the airport offers a simple and direct travel experience focused on regional connections.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Carauari Airport operates from a single passenger terminal serving domestic flights. The compact terminal handles regional commercial services, with direct flights connecting Carauari to Manaus.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Carauari Airport
Transfers
Book private transfers from Carauari Airport to hotels, guesthouses and other addresses in Carauari town centre and the surrounding Juruá River area.
Hourly Chauffeur
Arrange a chauffeur by the hour for flexible travel from Carauari Airport, business visits or journeys around Carauari and nearby locations.
Car Rental
Rent a car from Carauari Airport for independent travel around the municipality and onward exploration of the Amazonas region.
Bus & Group Transfers
Organize minibuses or charter vehicles for groups travelling between Carauari Airport, hotels, meeting points and river-port connections in the Carauari area.
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