Amazon and Pantanal

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Amazon and Pantanal

The Amazon and Pantanal are two very different places and offer two very different wildlife experiences...The Amazon basin, with its tributaries and mighty Amazon River, occupies half of Brazil’s territory and is home to an abundance of flora and fauna. Sounds of the native wildlife fill the forest although much remains hidden amongst the dense foliage. Caiman can be seen at night, with the aid of a flashlight, and you may be lucky enough to spot one of the beautiful and very unusual pink river dolphins. Experienced guides will take you on excursions through the forest and those feeling intrepid can try their hand at piranha fishing! The Pantanal, the world’s largest wetland area, is a paradise for wildlife and soft adventure enthusiasts. Riding, hiking and 4wd excursions are some of the best ways to explore this fascinating part of Brazil, home to an array of wildlife, from anteaters and armadillo to monkeys and more than 300 species of birds.

Suggested itineraries

Howler monkey
Pantanal and Palm Fringed Beach - Brazil
A relaxed journey exploring the dazzling city of Rio, wildlife in the wetlands, the ancient colonial town of Salvador and the white sandy beaches of Bahia.

Properties

Amazon Village
Amazon Village (Classic Lodge)
Venture into the heart of the Amazon jungle staying at an ‘ecological lodge’, three hours by motorized canoe downstream from Manaus on the banks of the Puraquequara River.
Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge
Anavilhanas Jungle Lodge (Classic Lodge)
One of the best jungle lodges in the Amazon, nestled within a vast stretch of untouched rainforest, adjacent to the Anavilhanas Archipelago on Rio Negro.
Barra Mansa Lodge
Barra Mansa Lodge (Classic Lodge)
Barra Mansa Lodge is one of the top preserved eco-systems on earth, boasting more than 1,000 species of bird, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish.
Caiman Ecological Reserve
Caiman Ecological Reserve (Classic Lodge)
Some of the best lodges in the Pantanal, the world’s largest wetland area, teeming with exotic wildlife.



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