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Wildlife tracking in the Pantanal
all year round
3 days / 2 nights
On foot, on horseback, and on the river. Did you know that the largest living rodent, the capybara, lives in the Pantanal? It’s a close relative of the guinea pig. With a bit of luck, we may spot giant otters and tapirs.
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Wildlife tracking in the Pantanal
all year round
4 days / 3 nights
Did you bring your flashlight? It’s quite possible that we’ll come across a tapir during the night safari on the river. On the nearby Rio Claro, we’ll be on the lookout for a family of giant otters. Don’t worry about the horseback ride – our horses are calm and relaxed.
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Wildlife tracking in the Pantanal
all year round
5 days / 4 nights
Enjoy the sunrise over the wetlands at five in the morning, accompanied by its bizarre sounds. For five days, you’ll track the giant Jabiru, the second-largest bird in the Pantanal, recognizable by its characteristic red collar. Along the way, we’ll encounter hundreds of other animals. Don’t worry about the numerous caimans lazily sunbathing – they’re harmless.
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Wildlife tracking in the Pantanal
all year round
6 days / 5 nights
This tour takes you through the wetlands for 6 days. By boat, on foot, and on horseback, we’ll explore the wildlife of the Pantanal. Around 600 bird species call the wetlands home. A car safari will take us along the Transpantaneira, a dusty road that crosses countless bridges, originally intended to connect Mato Grosso with Bolivia's border.
