Brazil Wildlife Trips

It is a very tiring trip. My so of law did this trip nearly 20 years ago, he told me how tedious the fights are, I was all prepared. There's no way around, but you can elaborate about it, It is a big country especially for us from UK!!! We had a wonderful group, people make or ruin the well prepared trip (by you). Marcello was wonderful.

Unlike the dense Amazon rainforest, the Pantanal is more open and flat, making wildlife easier to spot. Over 650 bird species, including hyacinth macaws, Toco Toucans, Greater Rhea, jabiru storks. Jaguars (we saw Three!) We also saw Capybaras, giant river otters, caimans, tapirs, Coati, Howler and Capuchin Monkeys, Azara's agouti, tamandua, Crab eating fox to name a few!

I loved all of the excursions that we went on, especially the boat ride at Iguazu Falls. Everything was well planned and organized. I felt completely safe at all times. Our tour guide () was amazing and always kept us well informed.

Had the most wonderful family experience making core memories. Enjoyed by my family ranging from age 6 to 78. Cannot say enough great things about , our guide who made us feel welcome, safe, comfortable and was always one step ahead with information. He was complemented by a wonderful team of local guides each excited to share their culture and knowledge. Highlights were the food, tango, walking along the beach, sunrises in Rio, Christ the Redeemer (not too crowded), and the mist of Iguasu falls.

Great trip especially the Amazon. Diego was a great tour leader and Victor was also excellent. its quite expensive though. last year I had to cancel the same trip at the last minute and was disappointed that explore did not give me any credit or repayment as I am a regular and loyal customer. the group was small and i would have preferred a bigger more lively group ideally. But Brazil is fab.

What an amazing trip, couldnt fault a thing! From start to finish, it was organised so well and our tour guide was so knowledgeable. A gentle introduction to Brazilian life on the beautiful island of Marajo with its golden beaches and buffalo was a great idea. The public ferry was pretty basic but gave a glimpse of river life, relaxing on a hammock as we sailed up the Amazon. Yes, the food was plain and a bit repetitive but it was freshly cooked, tasty and plenty of it. Santarem was a delight, just like a seaside resort. The jungle hike there was a bit tough (but so worth it!) with a local guide showing us all the ways the plants and trees are used by the local people, and a swim in a cool stream was most welcome. The private boat trip was fabulous; sleeping on deck listening to the sounds of the night-time jungle, canoe rides to see the wildlife, fishing for piranha and another hike were exciting. The food on the boat was superb! TV programmes on the Amazon just don't cover the scale and magnificence of the river and jungle so if you're looking for adventure, maybe a little outside your comfort zone, then go for it. For me, this was the trip of a lifetime!