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The best area to stay in Belterra is along the main street, Avenida Senador Lameira Bittencourt, which runs through the heart of the town.This central area offers the easiest access to Belterra's main facilities and attractions. You'll find most of the town's shops, eateries, and services dotted along this avenue. It's also where you'll find the historic Pista de Corrida (running track) and the town's main square, Praça Brasil, which is a lovely spot for an evening stroll. The architecture in this area often reflects the town's American-influenced past, with many wooden houses on stilts.For families, staying near Praça Brasil is particularly convenient. The square provides an open space for children to play, and it's surrounded by local businesses, making it easy to grab a meal or supplies. The area is also well-connected for day trips to nearby beaches like Praia do Cajutal or the "Flona" (Tapajós National Forest), providing a good base for exploring with children.Couples looking for a relaxing stay will appreciate the quiet charm of the streets just off Avenida Senador Lameira Bittencourt.

The best time to visit Belterra is during the dry season, which typically runs from July to December.During these months, you'll experience less rainfall and more sunshine, making it ideal for exploring Belterra's natural beauty and outdoor activities. The weather is generally warm and pleasant, superb for enjoying the beaches along the Tapajós River, such as Praia da Ponta de Pedras.This period is particularly good for families looking for comfortable conditions for outdoor adventures. With clearer skies and lower humidity, it's easier to enjoy boat trips, visit the local rubber tree plantations, and explore the town's charming architecture without the interruption of heavy downpours.Couples will also appreciate the dry season for romantic walks along the riverbanks and enjoying sunsets over the Tapajós.