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Departures
Available year-round
Pantanal, Brazil
Pantanal Jaguar Safaris 5 Days
From$2,370 / person
DeparturesAvailable year-round
About the Tour
Pantanal Jaguar Safaris 5 Days
Three complete days on the water allowing deep channel exploration, rare wildlife encounters, and unhurried observation.
The Pantanal is the world’s premier destination for observing and photographing wild jaguars. During the dry season, wildlife concentrates along river corridors, creating world-class opportunities for photographers, filmmakers, and nature lovers.
This 5-day expedition is carefully crafted for travelers seeking an authentic Pantanal experience with dedicated boat safaris, expert local guidance, comfortable logistics, and unmatched opportunities with jaguars, giant otters, caimans, and tropical birdlife.
5 Days
Safari
Activity level
Safari
Availability
On request
Itinerary
Pickup at Cuiabá Airport by your naturalist guide.
Private drive along Transpantaneira wooden bridges.
Check-in at Porto Jofre river lodge and welcome refreshments.
Dinner and expedition briefing.
Early morning departure into jaguar territory.
Search riverbanks, sandbars, and gallery forests.
Document jaguar behaviors: patrolling, swimming, and resting.
Field lunch and afternoon safari until golden hour.
Sunrise launch exploring Piquiri and Tres Irmãos rivers.
Close observation of giant river otters and capybaras.
Midday return to lodge for lunch and image review.
Afternoon boat safari capturing action in late-day light.
Explore secluded backwaters away from main rivers.
Swimming tapirs, anacondas, and rare aquatic raptors.
Photography support for flying birds and dynamic action.
Pantanal barbecue dinner at the lodge.
Early dawn photography walk around lodge grounds.
Breakfast, check-out, and private transfer to Cuiabá.
Drop-off at Cuiabá Airport (CGB).
Featured wildlife
Jaguar
Giant Otter
Caiman & Capybara
Tropical Birds
$2,370 / person
Included
Lodge accommodation (4 nights) with private bathroom and air conditioning
All meals from lunch on Day 1 through breakfast on the final day
Private round-trip ground transportation Cuiabá – Pantanal – Cuiabá
Private safari boat equipped with swivel seats, shade canopy, and safety gear
Experienced local naturalist guide and skilled local boatman
Unlimited mineral water during all boat safaris and vehicle transfers
All park entrance fees and state park conservation permits
Field photography support and wildlife tracking assistance
Not included
International and domestic airfares to and from Cuiabá (CGB)
Comprehensive travel and medical evacuation insurance (mandatory)
Alcoholic beverages and soft drinks outside scheduled meals
Personal hotel incidentals and laundry services
Gratuities for local guides, boatmen, and lodge staff
Any hotel nights or services in Cuiabá before or after the tour
Any optional activity not explicitly mentioned as included
General Advice & Health
The Pantanal is a warm, tropical wetland environment. Pack practical, lightweight gear, stay well hydrated, and keep essential personal items in your daypack during boat outings.
High-strength insect repellent (DEET or Picaridin)
Broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 50+)
Reusable insulated water bottle
Waterproof dry bag for boat outings
Headlamp or compact flashlight
Personal medication and prescription glasses
Photography Equipment
Bring equipment you are familiar with. A telephoto zoom lens is essential for wildlife portraits, while a standard zoom is great for landscapes and boat scenes.
Telephoto zoom lens (100-400mm or 200-600mm)
Second camera body if available
Wide-to-standard zoom lens (24-70mm or 24-105mm)
Multiple high-speed memory cards and extra batteries
Waterproof rain cover for camera and lens
Lens cleaning kit (blower and microfiber cloths)
Recommended Clothing
Neutral earthy tones (tan, khaki, olive, brown) are recommended to blend in with the environment. Lightweight, quick-drying fabrics are best.
Lightweight long-sleeve safari shirts (UPF 50+)
Quick-dry safari trekking pants
Wide-brim sun hat with chin strap
Polarized sunglasses with lanyard
Light fleece or windbreaker for early morning river breezes
Comfortable closed-toe walking shoes or trail runners
Erica Moura
Founder of Anaconda Travel
Your Pantanal guide
Local knowledge with a deeper purpose
Erica’s journey began in History, where she learned to understand places through time, culture and the environment. In the heart of the Pantanal, that knowledge became her true calling.
Every expedition is carefully led to offer an authentic, ethical and safe immersion, with meaningful wildlife encounters and a closer understanding of this extraordinary biome.
Her mission
To help you experience the Pantanal in its purest, most respectful and fascinating form.
Experiences
What our travelers remember
The guiding team combines deep wildlife knowledge, extraordinary patience, and practical photographic support in the field. We saw jaguars every single day!
Diego Mosquera
Ecuador
A carefully guided wildlife experience with great attention to nature, light, and traveler comfort. Erica is an exceptional guide who knows the Pantanal inside out.
Natalia Zurita
Ecuador
An unforgettable way to discover tropical biodiversity with guides who truly understand both big cat behavior and photography.
Alfonso Lario
Spain
Information
Ready to plan your safari?
Share your preferred dates, number of travelers and interests. We will help you choose the right Pantanal safari.
Our team can answer questions about availability, logistics, reservations and recommended equipment.
Email anacondatravelsafari@gmail.com
Phone +55 68 999263187
Address
Rua:
Marcos Pereira da Luz
Edifício:
Maceió
Apartamento:
202B
Bairro:
Miguel Sutil
Cidade:
Cuiabá
Mato Grosso, Brazil
Experience the world’s densest wild jaguar population on this 5-day expedition in the Brazilian Pantanal. Based at a comfortable wildlife lodge near Porto Jofre, this safari explores the Meeting of the Waters State Park aboard private, agile boats along the Cuiabá, Piquiri, and Tres Irmãos rivers.
Accompanied by seasoned local guides, you will observe jaguars hunting, swimming, and patrolling riverbanks, alongside giant river otters, caimans, capybaras, and vibrant birdlife.