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Pantanal Tag

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13 September 2025
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Ideas for Pantanal and Amazon Rainforest on very low budget (and without a car)

Hi all! As some of you may have gathered, I’m currently on a long backpacking trip in South America (unfortunately coming to an end this December). Over the next two months o

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13 August 2025
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Brazil’s Pantanal: South

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6 March 2025
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Advertising: The Northern and Southern Pantanal with Chalo South America, October 2025

Chalo South America are running a high end 16 day trip across Brazil’s Pantanal – both the north and south – from October 15-31. You will be searching for Jaguars

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11 February 2024
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Jaguars of the Pantanal 2023 – Trip Report

For our annual jaguars of the pantanal photo tour, we visited the northern and southern Pantanal of western Brazil. We saw a total of fifteen different jaguars for the duration of

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2 September 2023
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Northern Pantanal and Emas 9.-27.5.2023 (Jan Ebr)

Yet another Pantanal report? Haven’t we had enough of those? Maybe. But don’t you want to know how far did we get with our own inflatable boat? Or learn about other roa

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2 September 2019
Central and South America
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Places near Pantanal?

Dear mammal watchers. We are going to the pantanal right now and will stay around 2 weeks there. After that we have 2 more weeks to go to another place. Either we will try to make

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29 July 2019
Central and South America
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Pantanal question for a friend

So a friend of mine is going with his gf to Brazil, and is looking to spend a few nights in the Pantanal. They’re not huge wildlife enthusiasts like me, but they will definit

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26 February 2019
Central and South America
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Going Big in Brazil – A big trip in search of some of Brazil’s biggest mammals

Going Big in Brazil 2018 – A big trip in search of some of Brazil’s biggest beasts! Brazil is a place that I fell in love with back in 2009 when my partner and I spent 8 ni

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3 November 2016
Central and South America
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Two Weeks in the Pantanal

This past September, we spent 2 weeks in the Pantanal.  It was a fantastic trip that exceeded our already high expectations. We saw 22 mammal species (not counting the non-native

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  1. Bozon on My Big Cat Year – A few stressfull days in Colombia but with a big reward!12 September 2026
  2. Tina Greenawalt on My Big Cat Year – A few stressfull days in Colombia but with a big reward!12 September 2026
  3. Sebastian Kennerknecht on Trip Report – Western Sahara’s Rare Mammals Tour – Royle Safaris – December 202512 September 2026

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  1. Bozon on My Big Cat Year – A few stressfull days in Colombia but with a big reward!12 September 2026

    Tina, many thanks, also for your trip report, it really helped!

  2. Tina Greenawalt on My Big Cat Year – A few stressfull days in Colombia but with a big reward!12 September 2026

    Glad you saw it! I really loved Mirador El Roble and Lucia and Martin are so nice and welcoming.

  3. Sebastian Kennerknecht on Trip Report – Western Sahara’s Rare Mammals Tour – Royle Safaris – December 202512 September 2026

    Fantastic report and sightings, Martin! I really enjoyed reading it. One thing that caught my attention was the use of…

  4. Bozon on My Big Cat Year – A very challenging trip to Bolivia!11 September 2026

    Sebastian red your question actually much better then I did! And I fully agree with him, locally there are many…

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