Hello,
In the early August I will have a day free in Sao Paulo after Pantanal trip and I am looking for a place to watch some mammals and/or birds. Anybody can help with info eg. practical access to see Lion Tamarins?
best,
Jerzy
Mammals near Sao Paulo, Brazil
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If you’re after the golden lion tamarins, I hope you’ve got deep pockets. I inquired and the cost of my wife and I doing a day trip from Rio, in August, would be US$ 495 each. I suspect someone one on their own would pay
twice this. If you do find a cheaper way do let us know as I’d love to see them but I can’t justify the cost.