Discover the Wild Beauty of Brazil Through Your Lens

Brazil is home to two of South America’s most extraordinary ecosystems—the vast Pantanal wetlands and the lush Atlantic Rainforest—each offering a dramatically different yet equally breathtaking window into the continent’s wildlife. The great news is that we will visit both ecosystems during our tour!

The Pantanal, the largest tropical wetland on the Planet, is a wildlife spectacle unlike any other. Its open landscapes and seasonal flooding concentrate animals in remarkable numbers, making it one of the best places in the world to observe and photograph wildlife. Jaguars patrol riverbanks, giant anteaters roam the savannas, and giant river otters hunt cooperatively in oxbow lakes. The skies are alive with thousands of birds, from hyacinth macaws and jabiru storks to herons, kingfishers, and raptors, creating a nonstop natural drama at every turn.

In striking contrast, the Atlantic Rainforest (Mata Atlântica) is a world of towering trees, misty mountains, and astonishing biodiversity. Though much smaller than it once was, this forest remains a global conservation treasure, harboring an incredible number of endemic species found nowhere else on Earth. Here, brilliantly colored tanagers, toucans, and hummingbirds share the canopy with elusive mammals such as howler monkeys, sloths, and tayras. Every trail reveals a symphony of sounds, textures, and life hidden within dense foliage and ancient forest corridors.

Together, the Pantanal and the Atlantic Rainforest offer a rare opportunity to experience two of South America’s most iconic ecosystems—one open and dramatic, the other intimate and mysterious—each overflowing with wildlife, photographic opportunities, and unforgettable natural beauty.