As the world’s largest wetland, it offers a rich sanctuary for countless species, from the endangered capybaras and alligators to the elusive jaguar. With over 600 species of birds, it’s also a birdwatcher's paradise, where colorful, exotic creatures fill the skies. Guests can enjoy horseback rides, canoeing through serene waters, and magical sunrises, while nocturnal safaris reveal the hidden mysteries of the Pantanal's wildlife. This unique natural wonder offers an unforgettable connection with nature.
The Pantanal is one of the best places on the planet to see jaguars in the wild. Boat-based safaris along rivers like the Cuiabá and Piquiri offer excellent chances to observe these elusive big cats - especially from July to October.
Spot one of the smallest crocodiles in the world - essential for maintaining waterways and controlling fauna, among other species with nocturnal habits. The chorus of mysterious jungle sounds makes everything even more magical.
Explore open fields, marshes, and forested trails the way local “pantaneiros” do: on horseback. These rides are peaceful and scenic, often with wildlife sightings along the way.
With over 650 bird species, including hyacinth macaws, jabirus, and herons, the Pantanal is a birdwatching haven. Lodges often provide guided tours and tower lookouts for birders of all levels.
Explore the vast waterways by boat, spotting capybaras, giant otters, caimans, anacondas, and vibrant birdlife. Some tours also include sunrise or sunset outings for dramatic light and quiet beauty.
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