Kingdom of the Jaguars
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Photo Tour Pantanal
The Pantanal Conservation Area, one of the world’s largest freshwater wetland ecosystems, is located in western central Brazil (state of Mato Grosso). It is so rich in biodiversity that UNESCO declared it as a biosphere reserve. July is an excellent month to visit the Pantanal. During the dry season there are excellent chances to observe and photograph different animals and birds. Jaguars are on our focus, but also anteaters, caimans or macaws can be photographed with a bit of luck.
As with all our photography tours, we work together with an excellent local partner whom we know personally. Our partner has a lot of experience in dealing with photographers and working with TV documentaries such as BBC and Netflix. To make sure that we can get you into the best positions to photograph, we use small agile speedboats with enough space for each guest.
This Photo Tour Pantanal offers extraordinary highlights!
- Excellent chances to observe and photograph jaguars
- Impressive animal diversity – with a little luck you can photograph Anteaters, Giant Otters, Caimans and many more
- The Pantanal is a bird paradise. There is a wide variety of different birds in the region (Macaws, Toucans, and many more).
- You will capture pictures from small, agile speedboats with enough space
Photo Guide
On this photo tour you will also be accompanied by a local photo guide. Benefit from their profound know-how, both of them will be at your side with advice and support. You will bring home fantastic pictures from Brazil.
Price
2 – 14 July 2023
CHF 8‘590.- | Price per person sharing*
CHF 9‘640.- | Price per person in a single room
*(double occupancy)
14. – 26. July 2024
CHF 8‘790.- | Price per person sharing*
CHF 9‘840.- | Price per person in a single room
*(double occupancy)
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- Destination
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Departure
01.07.2021
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Return Time
13.07.2021
Day 1 – Arrival to Cuiabá
Day 2 and 3 – In search of jaguars and other wildlife

Day 4 – Along the Transpantaneira
Day 5 – Toucans, Tapirs and more
Day 6 – Porto Jofre

Day 7 to 10 – Looking for Jaguars and other wildlife

Day 11 – End of journey at Transpantaneira
Day 12 – Back in Cuiabá
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