Early morning, the guide takes you to walk through fields and woods of Pantanal. The goal is to spot the birds of the region. This silent activity usually provides unexpected meetings with mammals also.

The sunrise walk explores the fields, woods and grasslands of Pantanal. On this tour, it is possible to observe beautiful natural landscapes and several native animal species such as capybaras, coatis, marsh deer, caimans, anteaters, in addition to a great variety of birds. Explanations from the guide during the trip will allow you to better understand this highly special ecosystem.

At night, with the fresh weather it is time to go search for nocturnal species. With steady eyes and hears, the guide uses a spotlight to focus on the wildlife active at night. With a bit of patience and a complete silence in order to not scare the animals it is possible to observe them in their natural affairs, without causing our presence to bother them. In addition to the wildlife, sounds, smells and the starry sky of Pantanal are a guaranteed delight to the eyes.

Photographic safaris are done during the first hours of the day or after 3:00 pm, when the daylight and the weather are favorable to take pictures and observe the wildlife in Pantanal. Onboard our exclusive safari vehicle driven by experienced drivers and naturalist guides, you will enjoy a pleasant trip and record the best scenes of the wildlife.

Horse riding is a typical tour of Pantanal, considered by the locals as the best way to explore the wetlands. The “Pantanal horses” are docile and trained to take people that had never ridden before. The different trails go through woods, cerrados and flooded areas. This is an activity for contemplation, which allows observation of beautiful landscapes, animals such as armadillo, anteater, deer, rhea, caymans and a great variety of birds.

The season to observe jaguars in Pantanal starts on late May and lasts until late October, when the flood decreases and a vast amount of fauna heads towards the remaining water bodies. Located in a convergence area of large rivers and preserved woods, the State Park Encontro das Águas (Meeting of Waters) is considered today the best place on the planet to observe jaguars in their natural habitat. Our safaris are operated on board modern boats, equipped with radio and helmed by expert guides specialized in tracking these big cats.