Pantanal in Brazil: Ultimate Guide to the World’s Largest Wetlands

The Pantanal in Brazil is one of the most bio-diverse regions found in Brazil, if not anywhere in the world.

It’s a raw place to experience, and one of the best spots in Brazil to visit for wildlife and nature lovers. To help you to plan your trip, here’s our ultimate guide to Pantanal.

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If you are arriving across the border from Bolivia, then Corumba makes for a great entry point in the western part of the wetlands.

How to Travel to the Pantanal in Brazil

Wildlife Within the Pantanal in Brazil

One of the main reasons for visiting Pantanal is to search out the wildlife. This is one of the most diverse areas in the country when it comes to animals.

Cattle Ranches

The cattle ranches offer the chance for horseback riding and in true cowboy fashion you can explore the farmland to see what it’s like to be a rancher in Pantanal Brazil.

Boat Tours

Water is life, and along the shoreline, you will get the chance to get up close and personal with many animals that call the waterways of the Pantanal home.

Hiking & Wildlife Walks

There’s something about creeping through the swampy heavily forested jungle-like areas trying not to make a sound, in search of what every wildlife you can find.

Bird Watching

You will not have to go on a special tour to do this. Many of the iconic birds can be found around many of the camps in the Pantanal.

Piranha Fishing

This is a fun activity that will only last about an hour invite any luck you’ll be eating fried piranha with the teeth intact for lunch.

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