The knowledge of pore pressures of rocks is critical to several aspects of petroleum the well design and planning. Usually, in the petroleum industry, estimations are based on 1D analyses of the analogues wells and depend on the professional experience. Moreover, estimations do not consider the whole base data of the field. In this dissertation, is presented a methodology for 3D pore pressure estimation, where well data is calculated for the whole area applying a geostatistical tool to build the 3D properties model. From that, it was possible to make more credible synthetics well logs at any location, enrich the whole area comprehension, and also, to build the pore pressure cube based on Eaton and Bowers pore pressure estimations models.