Brazil’s Pantanal
 September
6-17, 2010, $3985
The Pantanal, state of Matto Grosso do Sul, Brazil, is a vast
expanse of diverse landscapes, ever changing through the cycles
of flooding and drying. Savannah lowlands, marsh wetlands, and
lush gallery forests are home to an amazing concentration of wildlife,
the greatest in the new world! Our trip is during the dry season
maximizing our opportunities for wildlife viewing.
“The chances of getting over 200 birds are very good,
and about the mammals, who knows we are not going to see more
than 20 different species. The two lodges are only 1.5 hours
drive from each other. Will be a pleasure to lead your group
on the best wildlife destination in South America.”
“This lodge (San Francisco) is the best I know for
mammals on South America. The wildlife there is amazing. Of
course I can not promise any animal for sure, but Ocelots are
almost 100% guaranteed. Good chances to spot Maned Wolf, Tapir,
and Jaguar as well; three very rare and endangered animals,
as you probably know.”
Zapa, Naturalist Guide/Photographer – our guide,
author of soon to be released Pantanal field guide
Trip information - weather, locations, contacts, packing;
day-by-day itinerary (9 nights – trip begins and ends with
overnight flights to/from US) 
Cost $3985 per person, based on group of 10, double occupancy
Included: All in-country transportation including domestic airfares,
private bilingual naturalist guide, all meals, entrance fees,
accommodations in double-room, all tipping to guides and drivers
 Not
Included: International airfare and departure tax, personal
expenses, alcoholic beverages unless provided at meals, any service
or activity contracted by you personally
Guides Linda Ingram, CNT owner/operator; C. Zaparoli, Brasil
Aventuras Expediciones
Photo Credits: C. Zaparoli
Detailed trip itinerary: 
tp_brazil_itinerary.pdf
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