ITACOATIARA - is located on the left bank (looking downriver) of the Amazon River near the mouth of the Madeira River, 108 nautical miles downriver from Manaus. It takes roughly 51 hours upstream transit time leaving Fazendinha pilot station for the vessel to reach Itacoatiara-AM, and 42 hours downstream.

Terminals at Itacoatiara:

Floating Hermasa Terminal I 

For soya beans, soya meal, maize and soya oil.
Hermasa is capable of loading Panamax Size vessels, through two steady ship loaders and conveyor system from warehouses or from barges. It is not allowed to drop anchor.

Hermasa Anchorage Terminal II

Systeam of bouys complex – for soya beans, maize, and discharges fertilizer.
Transshipment operation is performed at inner anchorage of Itacoatiara roads – close to Hermasa floating terminal. The vessel will stay moored on five buoys: 3 ones at forward and 2 ones at afterpart, not allowed dropping anchors. The Crane assembled on top of a Barge will be moored alongside the vessel, where the loading will be performed by a grab linked to the Crane.

TFB – Terminal Fluvial do Brasil – for liquid products

Discharge from the vessel (diesel, ethanol and gasoline), stores in the shore tanks. For later transfer to the barges that will distribute products in the cities of the area (Parintins and Porto Velho).
Novo Remanso – for general cargo, containers and grains
Under construction to be completed in the near future.