Pantanal: Best place to see jaguars and largest wetlands on Earth. Home to the highest concentration of wildlife in the Americas

Visit one of the only conservation areas in the world where you can spot Jaguars year-round, in the Pantanal
The giant otter, also known as the river wolf, is the world’s longest weasel and can be seen in the Pantanal
Be on the lookout for caimans, as you paddle along Pantanal’s wetlands
More than 700 species of birds call Pantanal home
Embark on a nighttime wildlife spotting experience in the Pantanal
Capybara family, the biggest rodent in the world, sunbathing in the Pantanal
Visit the Pantanal, which has the biggest density of jaguars in the world
Watch tapirs and birds in their natural habitat as you go through the world’s largest wetland, the Pantanal
Explore and capture perfect Pantanal wildlife snapshots on a photo safari
Go on an expedition in the Pantanal to try to spot the largest cat in the Americas: the Jaguar
Visit the Pantanal and spot some of the largest animals on Earth, like the Hyancinth Macaw, the largest parrot
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The Pantanal is home to the highest concentration of wildlife in the Americas, and the largest wetland on Earth (it's 10 times the size of Florida's Everglades). Known as the best place on Earth to spot Jaguars, the Pantanal is an endless mosaic of swamps, lakes, lily-choked ponds, rivers, and wooded savannah. It's also a one-of-a-kind wildlife habitat for its variety of unique species, as you'll have the chance to spot the largest of all anteaters, the tallest flying bird in the world, the longest weasel, the largest rodent in the planet, and lots of ferocious caimans. All of these inhabit the Pantanal in phenomenal numbers.

The Pantanal has been recognized as a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO for being an ecological sanctuary for 3500 species of plants and over 1250 species of birds, fish, mammals, amphibians and reptiles.