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Brazil
- 9 days
Multiple departures, June-August
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An expedition into the heart of one of South America’s last wild frontiers.
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View both sides of the Iguacu Falls and overnight at a hotel just a few hundred yards away.
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Spend three full days exploring the Pantanal’s verdant recesses in search of threatened species liek the capybara.
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Visit Caiman Ecological Refuge, home to over 700 bird species.
Brazil bursts with life, and we encounter it in all its exuberance on this unique nature odyssey. This watery green system of flooded marshes sprawls more than 90,000 square miles in the heart of South America. Though the Amazon is better known, this region is home to the planet’s densest concentration of wildlife, including 10 million caimans, nearly 700 bird species and the endangered jaguar.
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Brazil: Pantanal, Iguacu & Beyond
View both sides of the Iguacu Falls and overnight at a hotel just a few hundred yards away. Search for animals at one of South America’s primary wildlife sanctuaries, Caiman Ecological Refuge.Experience the natural side of Rio de Janeiro with visits to the city's Botanic Gardens and the rain forest of the Tijuca Forest.
9-day tours from $6,495
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