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TAIAMÃ RESERVE

Photo: Pantanal Jaguar Safaris

OFF THE BEATEN PATH TO THE WILDERNESS IN PANTANAL
  • This Tour takes to the seldom visited Taiamã Reserve, in the heart of this wild land winds a labyrinth of rivers, also known as the Jaguar Zone of the Paraguay river.
     

  • Our experience acquired during years tracking Jaguars in the Pantanal allows us to take you to the best areas of this huge Reserve to watch and photograph these elusive cats.
     

  •  This Tour also produces close encounters with highlights including Ocelots, Tapirs, Hyacinth Macaws, Jabiru Storks, Anteaters, Giant Otters & Jaguars to mention but a few.
     

  • Tailor-made Tours to meet your requirements.
     

  • We recommend at least 4 nights in the area of Porto Jofre.
     

  • Option of land-based or floating/ boat-hotel accommodation.

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SAFARI FACTS

Availability: June to  November
Gateway city: Cuiabá (CGB airport)
Duration: 06 nights
Departure: Daily
Accommodation: 02 lodges

Included:

  • All transfers

  • English-speaking wildlife guide

  • Accommodation

  • Three meals per day

  • Excursions (boat safaris, overland safaris, walking safaris, night safaris)

  • Wi-fi where present


Not Included:

  • Flights

  • Extra accommodation and meals

  • Travel insurance

  • Beverage, Phone calls, Laundry

Day 1.
Cuiabá airport to Hotel Baiazinha, near the Taiamã reserve.

Arrival at Cuiabá airport in the morning, where you will meet your guide and transfer to the Pantanal. After driving about two and a half hour we arrive in Cáceres. From here we hit the a dirt road that transects the Northern Pantanal and we will stop to photograph all kind of wildlife concentrated in small water pools along the road. We will arrive at  our lodge just before lunch time. After our midday break we go on our first boat safari in search for Jaguars and other wildlife, in and around the Taiamã Reserve. Dinner and Overnight. (L,D).

Days 2,3&4.
In search for Jaguars and other wildlife in the Taiamã Reserve.

We will have three full days devoted to the boat safaris on the Paraguay River and its tributaries, in order to maximize our chances of watching and photographing Jaguars, Giant River Otters and other wildlife. Our outings will always be during the day, cruising the rivers in search of Jaguars and other willdlife. Dinner and overnight. (B,L,D)

Days 5.
Taiamã Reserve and transfer to Pantanal ranch.

Breakfast and transfer to a traditional Pantanal ranch. We will arrive there around lunch time. After our midday break we go on a forest walk in search for dry land mammals and birds. At night we go on a night  safari in search for night animals like Ocelot, Puma, Giant Anteater, Tamandua, Crab-eating Raccoon, Potoos and Owls. Dinner and Overnight. (B,L,D).

Day 6.
Full day Pantanal ranch.

Full day of activities in this huge private game reserve. Our activities are a combination of overland safaris, forest walks and night safaris. We start early before sunrise until 10.30am and after a midday break the activities start again at 3.30pm until sunset. At night we go out in search for night animals after dinner. (B,L,D).

 

 

Day 7.

Pantanal ranch and transfer back to Cuiabá airport.

Full morning to explore the many wildlife opportunities in this big private reserve. After lunch check out and transfer back to Cuiabá airport.

Please ask for your desired period in CONTACT&QUOTATION.

*lodging subject to availability.

ITINERARY

LODGES*

Baiazinha Hotel & Piuval lodge

  • 3 stars traditional riverside hotel,  integrated to nature. 

  • Good boats and pilotmen in search for Jaguars along the Paraguay river and its various bays.

  • AC, wifi, laundry, hot shower.

Photo by Octavio Campos Salles
Photo By Mike Noonan
Photo by Mario Friedlander
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Photo by  Araquém Alcantara
Photo By Nick Garbutt
Photo By Nick Garbutt
Photo by Pantanal Jaguar Safaris
Photo By Nick Garbutt
Photo By Nick Garbutt
Photo by Araquem Alcantara
Photo by Christian Dimitrius
Photo by Andrew Miluish
Photo by Andrew Miluish
Photo by Andrew Miluish

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