South Australia - A Insiders Take

What this episode covers

Stretching across Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay, the Pantanal is the world’s largest tropical wetland—and one of Earth’s most extraordinary wildlife sanctuaries. The Pantanal’s rhythm is shaped by a dramatic cycle of floods and droughts. This seasonal pulse creates a paradise for photographers: mirror-smooth blue lagoons, endless skies, and golden savannas dotted with giant water lilies, river channels, and grazing capybaras. People come here for one main reason: jaguars. The Pantanal is the most reliable place on Earth to see them in the wild. You can also expect to spot giant river otters, capybaras, caimans, tapirs, and a rainbow of birdlife, including the stunning hyacinth macaw. Two of Goway’s Destination Experts have just returned from the Pantanal. Listen in and hear all about their experiences and why Brazil and the Pantanal should be at the opt of any South America itinerary list! If you love wildlife, put the Pantanal at the top of your list.