Bellavista-Nanay, Riverside market and port district in Iquitos, Peru

Bellavista-Nanay is a market and port district along the Nanay River in Iquitos, where fresh fish, tropical fruits, and rainforest products are sold daily. The area stretches along the waterfront and serves as a trade hub where river transportation and commerce connect.

Bellavista-Nanay lies in the northern section of Punchana District, on the bank of the Nanay River near its confluence with the Amazon. The sources record no founding date or early-20th-century trade history; the settlement's documented role is as a river port and access point for Padrecocha, Manacamiri and San Andrés.

In the same neighbourhood stands the Plaza Boulevard de San Pedro y San Pablo, and a small market where a slice of Iquitos food is prepared at several barbecue stands. The square and the stalls give the port district a gathering point for meals and local trade.

The area is easily accessible by water taxi and mototaxi from central Iquitos throughout the day. Visiting early in the morning offers the best selection of fresh products and a less crowded experience.

Bellavista-Nanay is the departure point for boats heading to Padrecocha, Manacamiri and San Andrés, the river communities and tourist sites of the Iquitos metropolitan area. The Nanay riverbank here also marks the spot where the Nanay meets the Amazon, a confluence visible from the port.