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Fazenda Lagoa do Triunfo Airport

São Félix Do Xingu, Brazil

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Fazenda Lagoa do Triunfo Airport

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Private farm airstrip serving the remote Xingu region.

Location
São Félix do Xingu, Brazil
Fazenda Lagoa do Triunfo Airport is a small private airstrip located in the municipality of São Félix do Xingu, in the state of Pará, Brazil. It serves the agricultural and ranch operations of the Fazenda Lagoa do Triunfo estate, providing air access to an otherwise isolated area of the Amazon basin. The airport is registered under the ICAO code SNXK and has no assigned IATA code, reflecting its status as a private facility rather than a commercial airport. São Félix do Xingu is one of the largest municipalities in Brazil by area and is situated along the Xingu River, making air transport a practical necessity for remote properties in the region.
Notable facts
  • ›ICAO code SNXK; no IATA code assigned.
  • ›Located within one of Brazil's largest municipalities by land area.
  • ›Serves a private fazenda (farm/ranch) in the Amazon region of Pará state.
  • ›Air access is essential due to the remote location and limited road infrastructure.
  • ›São Félix do Xingu lies along the Xingu River in the southern Pará region.
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A remote gateway deep into the heart of the Amazon frontier

Fazenda Lagoa do Triunfo Airport is a small private airstrip serving the vast and sparsely populated municipality of São Félix do Xingu in Pará state, Brazil. Located in one of the largest municipalities in the world by area, it supports agricultural operations and remote access in a region dominated by rainforest and cattle ranching. The airport plays a logistical role for fazenda operations and occasional light aviation in this isolated corner of the Brazilian Amazon.

Terminals
  • General Aviation Airstrip — A single unpaved or basic airstrip facility serving private and agricultural light aircraft with no formal passenger terminal.
Ground Transport
  • Private vehicle or fazenda transport arranged in advance
  • Unpaved road access requiring 4x4 vehicles
Nearby Hotels
  • Pousadas in São Félix do Xingu town center
  • Hotel Rio Xingu (São Félix do Xingu)
Dining

There are no dining facilities at this private airstrip. Travellers should arrange meals through the fazenda hosting them or plan ahead before departing from São Félix do Xingu town, where basic restaurants and local eateries serving regional Pará cuisine are available.

Traveller Tips
  • Confirm access arrangements directly with the fazenda before travel, as this is a private facility.
  • Road conditions to and from the airstrip can be severe, especially during the rainy season from November to March.
  • Carry sufficient water, food, and supplies as services in the surrounding area are extremely limited.
  • Light aircraft charter from Altamira or Redenção is the most common way to reach fazendas in this region.

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