Brazil 's Pantanal is the largest swampland in the world and is South America 's finest place for wildlife and Nature trips. Wildlife in the Pantanal includes anteaters/ant bears, howler monkeys, the evasive jaguar, giant river otters, caimans, anacondas, ocelots and capybara, plus around 400 species of fish. The wetlands of the Pantanal are a haven for birders with memorable parts including the hyacinth macaw, various colorful parrots and large flocks of jabiru storks, an estimated 650 species of bird live there. Travel to the Brazilian Pantanal if you really want to see wildlife and birdlife. Pantanal Nature Tours are just excellent to enjoy. Day 1 - Cuiabá / Pantanal - Transpantaneira Wildlife Watching. Reach at the airport where you will be met by your guide/mentor. Alternately, they can organize to pick you up from a hotel. Depart for the Pantanal on a 1.5 hour drive to reach the Transpantaneira Road, which is one of the ever best places in the globe to spot wildlife. Along the way they will make various stops in order to enjoy the astonishing flora and animal kingdom. This will also offer an awesome …show more content…
Return for breakfast followed by a walk which starts in the grassland. As the day starts to heat up the walk will be thickened in the shade of many native tree collection which grow along the river. These include the tabebuia (Tabebuiaimpetiginosa), stronler fig (Ficus luschnathiana), Ximbuva (Enterolobium contortisiliquum) and the carvão branco (Callisthene fasciculate). They then pass through an array of forests all the way back to the lodge to complete the trip. Along the walk you are likely to see helmeted manakins, blue-crowned trogons and black-tailed marmosets. The walk is about 5 km and will take about 2.5 hours to complete. After lunch at 3:00 pm transfer to Cuiabá in the afternoon where you will be dropped off at the airport or at hotel depending on your