Priority Pass Lounges at Val de Cans International Airport

Let’s transform your pre-flight experience at Val de Cans International Airport (BEL) in Belém, Brazil, into a moment of indulgence and relaxation. With your Priority Pass membership, you gain access to exclusive lounges that offer a serene escape from the bustling terminal, allowing you to immerse yourself in comfort and local culture before your journey.​

Amazon VIP Lounge

Located on the 2nd Floor of the Boarding Area, adjacent to Gate 1, the Amazon VIP Lounge welcomes you 24 hours daily. As you step into this tranquil space, you’re greeted by a contemporary design that reflects the rich heritage of the Amazon region.​

Indulge in a selection of complimentary snacks and beverages that showcase local flavors. Savor pão de queijo, delightful cheese bread bites, and brigadeiros, traditional Brazilian chocolate truffles. Quench your thirst with a refreshing glass of guaraná, a popular Brazilian soft drink made from the native guaraná fruit, or enjoy a cup of cafézinho, a strong, sweetened coffee that is a staple in Brazilian culture.​

The lounge offers a range of amenities, including comfortable seating, complimentary Wi-Fi, televisions, and a selection of newspapers and magazines to keep you entertained. For those seeking to freshen up before their flight, shower facilities are available for an additional fee. Business travelers can take advantage of workstations and conference facilities to stay productive.​

W Lounge Belém

Situated airside, after Security Control, near Gates 6 and 7, the W Lounge Belém is accessible to both international and domestic passengers. Please note that the lounge is temporarily closed until further notice; it’s advisable to check the current status before your travel.​

When operational, the W Lounge offers a sophisticated environment to unwind. You can enjoy a variety of local delicacies such as coxinha, a savory chicken croquette, and açaí na tigela, a popular Amazonian berry served as a smoothie bowl. Beverage options include caipirinha, Brazil’s iconic cocktail made with cachaça, lime, and sugar, as well as a selection of local beers like Cerveja Cerpa, brewed in the Pará region.