The Pantanal Seasons
The Pantanal has its own unique seasons, defined by its remarkable water cycle. There are four distinct periods when its nature is highlighted differently. Each season represents a unique experience where different types of animals can be seen and landscapes admired. Take your pick and become a part of the Pantanal’s diverse nature.
Incredible animal diversity in one ecosystem
The Pantanal is home to the jaguar, contains the highest concentration of birds in South America and has a variety of plant species that creates a splendid mosaic of vegetation. Just as rich is the Pantanal’s culture, including authentic gastronomy, daily traditions and many celebrations. Check out the photos to admire the nature and culture that surround Caiman.

The Pantanal is an important reproductive site for diverse species of birds

The Pantanal is also a strategic stop for migratory birds

With a little luck it's possible to spot rare birds

The Hyacinth Macaw's presence is a sure thing at Caiman

The Caiman Ecological Refuge brings you up close to the untamed beauty of the Jaguar

The Blue Fronted Parrot is another famous bird that frequents the Pantanal

A great diversity of mammals walk the Pantanal's plains

It's a special place to appreciate the abundant birdlife of South America

It's common to come across large reptiles like the alligator

The Pantanal is a biome of breathtaking landscapes

The majestic Yellow Ipe is in the Pantanal

An astonishing mosaic of colors and shapes

Many types of different plants live in harmony

A captivating yet completely natural vegetation

An incredible diversity of flowers and aromas

Hundred year old trees of enormous proportions

Be surprised by the Pantanal's nature

The Pantanal's nature provides unique scenery

The locals developed their own culture and customs

One of the biggest celebrations honors traditional Pantanal culture which takes place on several farms

At the traditional Pantanal culture parties cowboys dress up and participate in competitions and play guitar

Raising livestock is the mark of a man in the Pantanal

Respecting nature is a Pantanal tradition

On cattle drives the cowboys move thousands of cattle

A cookout is a traditional Panatanal get together

Drinking iced tea made from green Mate tea leaves is part of the cowboy's day to day activities

The locals are welcoming and know their roots