The Brazilian Pantanal is one of the world's largest freshwater flood plains. Its river and lagoons are the home of countless animal species. Among these species we find caymans, jaguars, capybaras, marsh deers, giant anteaters, tapirs, hyacinth macaws and many others thrive in this rich ecosystem of high lands, fields and flood plain. UNESCO apointed the Pantanal as a member of the World Heritage and Bioshere Reserva list.

How to get there
By Air: For air travel, the Acurizal Farm (RPPN/Ecotropical Foundation) landing strip is used. This is a one hour flight plus 30 minutes by boat. The closest town is Pocone, 102 km from Cuiaba.

By Highway: Take MT 060 state highway, departing from Cuiaba to Pocone; it is 102 km of paved road. Continue along the Transpantaneira Highway for another 147 km to Jofre Port, on the Cuiaba River bank.

By Water: Departing from Jofre Port to the Park, the only access is by boat, and it takes approximately 4 hours.