Pantanal - MT

Feel the Pulse of the Planet

Explore a pantanal com a AMTOURS

The Northern Pantanal in Mato Grosso is a hidden gem — one of the richest wildlife sanctuaries on Earth. This vast wetland offers an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and cultural explorers alike.

Encounter flooded plains, spot majestic jaguars, and marvel at the incredible birdlife that paints the skies. Each season brings new landscapes and surprises in this ever-changing ecosystem.

But the Pantanal is more than nature — it’s also about people. Connect with local communities, learn about traditional ways of life, and taste authentic Pantaneiro cuisine. Here, ecotourism means traveling with respect, depth, and purpose.

Whether you’re riding through trails, sailing quiet rivers, or listening to local stories, the Pantanal offers a journey that touches your heart and expands your world.

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What to Pack

Now that you’ve chosen the Pantanal as your next adventure with AMTours, we’re here to help you pack smart. This list is just a suggestion — don’t worry if you don’t have everything. What really matters is your experience. Relax and enjoy the journey!

  • Rain jacket or poncho

  • Sunscreen

  • Hat or cap

  • Camera with zoom lens
  • Long-sleeved shirts

  • Closed-toe walking shoes

  • Personal medications
  • Insect repellent

  • Sunglasses

  • Binoculars

  • Swimsuit

  • Long pants

  • Flashlight or headlamp
  • Cash for purchases in local communities
Our Commitment to Ethical Wildlife Tourism in the Pantanal

Out of deep respect for the unique ecosystems of the Pantanal and in alignment with ethical tourism standards supported by conservation groups and environmental advocates, we have decided to remove all forms of direct interaction with wild animals from our Pantanal programs.

That means no handling, feeding, or forced proximity to animals such as jaguars, caimans, capybaras, or birds.

We believe the Pantanal’s incredible biodiversity should be appreciated through quiet observation — in natural habitats, on the animals’ terms.

This decision reflects our belief in a more respectful and sustainable approach to tourism, where wild animals are not used for entertainment or photo ops, but rather observed with care, patience, and humility.

If you’re a responsible traveler who values nature and conservation, we trust you’ll stand with us in protecting the Pantanal for future generations.

The World’s Largest Wetland. The World’s Most Unforgettable Adventure

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