• Jaguar Tracking Tour
  

  
  The wildlife in the region of Porto Jofre is
  fantastic, and there is a very good chance of spotting the elusive and impressive jaguar. While tracking the jaguars, you can see other interesting wildlife such as monkeys, giant river otters, and numerous bird species from our well equipped boats.
  
  

• Bird Watching
  

  
  The Pantanal is certainly one area of the world where there are a lot of birds. From small and delicate hummingbirds to large ones as the jabiru. Several types of macaws, parrots, parakeets and other are easily spotted.
  
  

• Boating
  

  
  Boat trips provide an excellent opportunity to observe the giant river otter at close quarters. Other wildlife commonly seen on the river includes capybara and caiman.
  
  

• Parque Nacional da Chapada dos Guimarães
  

  
  The 33,000-hectare (81,545-acre) Parque Nacional da Chapada dos Guimarães is located in the tablelands that mark the western edge of the Brazilian central plateau. It has several excellent walks to waterfalls and caves.
  
  

• The Pantanal Biospher Reserve
  

  
  The Pantanal UNESCO Biospher Reserve is the world’s largest freshwater and is the best place in South America for spotting wild animals and birds.
  
  

• Véu de Noiva
  

  
  The 60m (196ft) Véu de Noiva (Bridal Veil) falls lies in Parque Nacional da Chapada dos Guimarães. The lookout perched above this impressive fallse is Chapada's most dazzling place.
  
  

• Hiking
  

  
  The trails allow guests to explore a variety of ecosystems, including savannah, wetland, and woodland. Monkeys such as Black Tailed Marmosets, Capuchin Monkeys and Black Howler Monkeys often swing through the trees above you as you walk along the trail.
  
  

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