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day 1
November 30
Morning. Begin your day with a boat trip down the Cuiaba River, which will take you through the heart of the Pantanal. Here, you will have the opportunity to spot a wide variety of wildlife, including jaguars, caimans, capybaras, and a vast array of birds.
Afternoon. After your morning boat ride, take a hike through the Pantanal's lush forests and savannahs. Keep your eyes peeled for more wildlife, including monkeys, anteaters, and tapirs. You can also take a horseback ride or a bike ride through the landscape.
day 2
December 1
Morning. Spend the morning visiting one of the Pantanal's many cattle ranches. Here, you can learn about the region's traditional cowboy culture and even try your hand at cattle driving. You can also take a guided tour of a local farm and learn about the region's agricultural practices.
Afternoon. In the afternoon, head to the Rio Negro hot springs for a relaxing soak in the warm waters. These natural pools are surrounded by lush vegetation and are the perfect place to unwind after a morning of activity.
day 3
December 2
Morning. Take a guided tour of the Pantanal's wetlands, which are home to a diverse array of aquatic plants and animals. You can explore the wetlands by boat or on foot, and you'll have the chance to see giant otters, anacondas, and a wide variety of birds.
Afternoon. After your wetlands tour, head to a local fishing lodge for an afternoon of fishing. The Pantanal is home to a wide variety of fish species, including piranhas, catfish, and pacus.
day 4
December 3
Morning. Take a guided birdwatching tour through the Pantanal's forests and savannahs. The region is home to more than 650 species of birds, including toucans, macaws, and parrots.
Afternoon. After your birdwatching tour, head to a local farm for a traditional Pantanal lunch. You'll have the chance to try some of the region's local specialties, like carne de sol (sun-dried beef) and arroz carreteiro (a rice and bean dish).
day 5
December 4
Morning. Take a guided tour of the Pantanal's waterways, including the Paraguay River and the Miranda River. You'll have the chance to see some of the region's most iconic wildlife, including jaguars and giant river otters.
Afternoon. After your waterway tour, head to a local indigenous community for a cultural experience. You'll have the chance to learn about the region's native cultures and traditions, and you can try some of the local cuisine.
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