Here’s a very useful report (with loads of good contacts) of a successful trip across Brazil.
Brazil, 2019: Ben Balmford, 4 weeks & 57 species including Ocelot, White and Black Uakaris, Pampas Cat and much more.
Jon
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Thank you for this very interesting and informative report on Brazil. I need to add a comment about Pousada do Gloria on the edge of Emas NP. I must say we had a completely different experience there (2017). It was our favorite lodging of our trip. Very friendly staff, the best food of our trip and Ana (who runs it) is extremely knowledgeable about birds and animals in the park. We would love to go back again, as much for our experience at Pousada Gloria as for Emas NP. We stayed there 7 nights. I would encourage people not to be discouraged by the experience in this report and give them a try.
Same for me. I had a wonderful stay in Pousada Do Gloria. My favourite lodge of my trip as well.