BEST FOR:
Considered by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage and Biosphere Reserve, the Pantanal is the largest continuous wetlands in the world. It is so immense and diverse, we can get to know it in two parts: North Pantanal and South Pantanal. The South Pantanal is located at northwest of Mato Grosso do Sul State. The wind blowing in the woods, the gentle breeze and the beautiful and exotic animals that live in this natural habitat delight everyone who come to visit the region.
WHEN TO GO:
HOW LONG
4 to 6 days
4 to 6 days
WEATHER
The climate of Pantanal is the Continental Tropical, characterized by high temperatures throughout the year, with averages at 17 ºC. There are two well-defined seasons. The rains are more accentuated during the summer and more scarce during the winter, at the time known as drought. Unlike the northern part, in the South Pantanal, the waters begin to rise in May. The period between July and September, it is when there is the greatest chance of taking dry and trafficable roads.
The climate of Pantanal is the Continental Tropical, characterized by high temperatures throughout the year, with averages at 17 ºC. There are two well-defined seasons. The rains are more accentuated during the summer and more scarce during the winter, at the time known as drought. Unlike the northern part, in the South Pantanal, the waters begin to rise in May. The period between July and September, it is when there is the greatest chance of taking dry and trafficable roads.
WHAT TO DO:
During the seasons the landscape can change a lot, it is possible to visit during the rainy season (which can be very interesting) or during the drought. In the dry months, you can travel along Estrada Parque Pantanal, which in the rainy months literally turns into a navigable river. Your chance to go on a photographic safari and venture out on horseback riding the cattle like a real pawn on a Pantanal farm. Don’t forget to try the region’s typical food. In addition, the ecological awareness and the Pantanal culture are presented by the locals and reinforced during the tours.
During the seasons the landscape can change a lot, it is possible to visit during the rainy season (which can be very interesting) or during the drought. In the dry months, you can travel along Estrada Parque Pantanal, which in the rainy months literally turns into a navigable river. Your chance to go on a photographic safari and venture out on horseback riding the cattle like a real pawn on a Pantanal farm. Don’t forget to try the region’s typical food. In addition, the ecological awareness and the Pantanal culture are presented by the locals and reinforced during the tours.
WHERE TO STAY:
Immerse yourself in nature at one of the resort hotels, with the warmth and local service that makes all the difference or even stay in a hotel boat for fishing enthusiasts.
Immerse yourself in nature at one of the resort hotels, with the warmth and local service that makes all the difference or even stay in a hotel boat for fishing enthusiasts.
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