The Pantanal — Jaguar Safari by Private Transfer

The Pantanal is the world's largest tropical wetland — a territory the size of France, shared between Brazil, Bolivia and Paraguay. In the Brazilian Pantanal, the concentration of wildlife is extraordinary: capybara, caiman, giant river otter, tapir and, most notably, the jaguar in densities found nowhere else on earth.

FFGR Brazil arranges complete transfer logistics for Pantanal expeditions. From Campo Grande or Cuiabá, a private chauffeur collects you from your domestic flight in a Mercedes V-Class VIP configured for expedition use — coolers, satellite communication, first-aid and a guide who has spent decades in the region.

The lodges of the Northern Pantanal — Araras Eco Lodge, Pantanal Norte Lodge, Caiman Ecological Refuge — are reached via the Transpantaneira highway, 147 kilometres of raised dirt road through a flooded landscape. FFGR Brazil coordinates the entire journey: flights, ground transfer, lodge allocation and the daily dawn and dusk jaguar boat trips.

For clients requiring the highest level of exclusivity, FFGR Brazil arranges private helicopter access from Cuiabá to the lodge — eliminating the ground transfer entirely and providing an aerial perspective of the wetland that no road journey can offer.

Pantanal expedition planning: WhatsApp +33 7 43 46 14 91.