Brazil – Wildlife Of The Pantanal III Photo Tour 2024
Spaces Available
Please note that an extension to the Southern Pantanal is available and can be booked on a private basis, please contact us if you are interested.
15 Sep 2024 – 25 Sep 2024
ORYX is proud to present a carefully crafted photo tour to Brazil’s captivating Pantanal, with Photo Tour Leader Penny Robartes.
Penny will use her extensive photographic experience to teach you how best to utilise your camera and capture your photographic vision while you are immersed in the spirit of the destination.
Considered one of the ten “mega-diversity” countries of the world, our Brazil photography tour is an adventure to the vast Pantanal, which is an endless mix of backwaters, lakes, rivers, gallery forests and forested islands.
This is the planet’s largest tropical wetland and is home to some of the most spectacular concentrations of wildlife in South America. Birds are abundant, and a fantastic selection of wildlife awaits the avid photographer, however one creature has an aura unlike any other in the region, and that is the mystical Jaguar. With 6 full days of boat excursions to search for these water-loving cats, we really have a fabulous opportunity to come to grips with these huge predators.
Why this Brazil Photo Tour is for You
ORYXLEADER
Penny Robartes
- Destination
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Departure
Cuiabá
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person sharing
US$9,500
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Single Supplement
US$1,180
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Photographic Highlights
Jaguar, Hyacinth Macaw, Jabiru, Greater Rhea, Bare-faced Curassow, Brazilian Tapir, Giant River Otter and more
- Guide
Days 1 to 2: Cuiaba to Piuval
Day 2: Full day at Piuval
Day 3: Piuval to Curicaca
Day 4: Curicaca To Porto Jofre
Day 5 to 8: Pantanal
Over the next four full days of our Brazil photography tour, we will have the amazing opportunity to search for our main photographic subject, the mighty Jaguar, with a series of early morning and late afternoon boat rides. We also have the fabulous opportunity for intimate encounters with family groups of Giant River Otters, huge Brazilian Tapirs (South America’s biggest land mammal), hundreds of capybara, Caiman and various bird species.