Brazil wildlife holidays travel advice
What to expect
Our Brazil wildlife Holidays
Brazil wildlife tour, jaguars and waterfalls
Jaguar spotting 100% success rate, Iguacu waterfalls & Rio.
Pantanal wildlife holiday in Brazil
Wildlife Safari in Brazil's stunning Northern Pantanal.
Brazil wildlife holiday, Amazon and Pantanal
Thrilling wildlife safari combining Pantanal and the Amazon
Southern Brazil holidays
Soak up the sights and spot wildlife in Southern Brazil
Small group tour in Brazil
An in depth discovery tour of Brazil including the Amazon
Brazil wildlife holiday, tailor made
From the world’s largest jungle to wild empty beaches
Rio to Iguazu Falls tour in Brazil
Fully escorted group journey of natural southern Brazil
Brazil wildlife holiday, Pantanal & Rio
Wildlife & culture for couples or families, Private tour
Jaguar spotting holiday in Brazil
Jaguar spotting in the Pantanal of Brazil
Wildlife holidays in Brazil, tailormade
From macaws to jaguars in the Pantanal and Amazon, plus Rio
Brazil small group holiday, Pantanal explorer
Explore the biodiverse Pantanal region of Brazil
Harpy Eagle birdwatching tour in Brazil
The only specialist Harpy Eagle tour worldwide
Amazon explorer small ship cruise
A 5 day Amazon cruise on the Rio Negro from Manaus
Brazil holiday, tailor made
Wildlife & culture roundtrip through Brazil, all tailormade
Jaguar safari in Brazil, private departure
Southern Amazon and Pantanal with your expert naturalist guides
Brazil holidays, tailor made
Visit dramatic landscapes, waterfalls & tropical islands
Jaguar watching safari of the Pantanal, Brazil
100% Record for Jaguars and we average 1.1 sightings per day
Brazil jaguar safari
Come and search for jaguars and giant otters in the wild!
Amazon River Cruise, 7 days
This voyage visits some of the most untouched rainforest
Pantanal wildlife safari in Brazil
Two weeks exploring northern and southern Pantanal
Argentina & Brazil holiday, 12 day itinerary
Travel to Argentina's newest and best hidden hotspot
Brazilian Amazon by boat holiday
Explore the Brazilian Amazon, from Belem and Manaus
Maned wolf watching holiday in Brazil
Track and observe the wonderful Maned Wolf in Brazil
Pantanal, Southern Amazon & Costa Verde beaches holiday
A Brazil wildlife holiday, that's not all about the wildlife
Argentina holiday, Buenos Aires to Patagonia
Argentina's Highlights Buenos Aires, Calafate & Iguazu Falls
Off the beaten track Brazil tailor made tour
Explore Brazil and the Lençois Maranhenses National Park
Brazil tailor made holidays, wetlands & waterfalls
Discover the highlights of Brazil, from jaguars to beaches
Mammals of Brazil wildlife tour
Pantanal, Cerrado & Amazon in search of mammals
Amazon jaguar research expedition, Brazil
Help wildlife researchers track unique tree-dwelling jaguars
Argentina highlights self drive holiday
self-drive exploration in Argentina’s north-west
Travelling in Brazil
Packing tips
Our top Brazil wildlife Holiday
Brazil wildlife tour, jaguars and waterfalls
Jaguar spotting 100% success rate, Iguacu waterfalls & Rio.
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Tips from our travellers
We have selected some of the most useful Brazil wildlife travel tips that our guests have provided over the years to help you make the very most of your holiday – and the space inside your suitcase.


“Learn some Portuguese phrases – very little English is spoken or understood outside of the big hotels.” – Christine Waddington


“Manage your expectations. The trip is for good travellers, not tourists. The Motor Yacht Tucano is amazing, but if you expect the luxuries of a modern cruise ship you will be disappointed. You will have the opportunity to make four excursions each day. During the rainy season you will get rained on during three of the four. Your clothes will dry out.” – Jim Schwarz
“Go to the end of the Transpantaneira to Porte Jofre; this seemed the best place for jaguar spotting and for giant otters. Although we saw a couple of jaguars at Rio Claro I think we were extremely lucky as sightings here are not as common even our guide was surprised and pleased.” – Alan Holmwood