Fazenda Floresta Airport (ICAO: SI77) is a small private airstrip located near Cáceres in the state of Mato Grosso, Brazil. It serves agricultural and rural operations typical of the vast Pantanal and surrounding cerrado landscape in western Brazil. The facility is associated with a fazenda (ranch or farm estate) and primarily supports private aviation, agricultural logistics, and access to remote areas not easily reachable by road. Such airstrips are common across Brazil's interior regions where vast landholdings require air access for owners, workers, and supplies. Cáceres itself is a municipality situated along the Paraguay River, near the Bolivian border, and is a gateway to the Pantanal wetlands. Air infrastructure in the region generally consists of small private and general aviation facilities.