Acai Photo Gallery: Collection of Acai Palms and Acai Berries Photos

Acai Berries in Baskets

The fresh brazilian amazon Acai berries are rich in nutrients and antioxidants.

Toucan on Acai Palm

Toucans are native to Amazonian region and live mainly on fruits. Photo showing a Toucan eating acai berries.

Early Stage Berries

Photo showing young acai berries at early stage.

Acai Berries on Sale

Harvested Acai berries are loaded in baskets and are ready for sale at Ver-o-Peso market, Belém, Pará, Brazil.

Ripe Acai Berries on Acai Palm

Photo showing ripe acai berries which are ready for harvesting.

Collecting Acai Berries

About 500 to 900 berries can be collected from these branched panicles.

Acai Market

The Acai Market, outside the famous Mercado Ver-o-peso, a beautiful historic place of Belém city.

Extracting Acai Juice

A worker is extracting Acai berry juice from Acai pulp using extractor in the streets of Belém.

Acai Sauce

Acai sauce made from Acai pulp which is rich in vitamin, fibers and antioxidant.

Granola in Acai Sauce

Photo showing a refreshment made from the antioxidant-rich Acai fruit and granola.

Amazonian Acai Berries

Acai berry is an exotic fruit of the Brazillian Amazon.

Tropical Acai Palm Tress

Acai palm is a tall, slender palm, which can grow to 15–30m and its pinnate leaves up to 3m long.

Grove of Acai Palms

Acai palms are native to Amazon, growing mainly in swamps and floodplains. Photo featuring a grove of acai palm by the river near Belém, where açai is the origin of exportation.

Unripe Acai Berries on Acai Palm

Photo showing unripe acai berries in branced panicles and palm frond.

Fresh Acai Berry Juice

Street vendor is selling fresh extracted Acai berry juice, next to Ver-o-Peso market in Belém, Pará, Brazil.