Explore the Pantanal
North Pantanal
The Pantanal Norte is the northern region of the Pantanal, one of the largest tropical wetlands in the world. This area is rich in rivers, floodplains, and savannas, providing a unique habitat for a wide variety of wildlife.
Home to species such as jaguars, giant otters, capybaras, anacondas, and hyacinth macaws, the Pantanal Norte is a biodiversity hotspot. Its seasonal floods shape the landscape and create perfect conditions for aquatic and terrestrial animals alike.
This region is a prime destination for eco-tourism, offering wildlife safaris, birdwatching, and photography opportunities. Protecting the Pantanal Norte is essential to preserve its delicate ecosystem and incredible natural heritage.
� Best region for wildlife spotting
Key Facts
Getting There
The North Pantanal is reached via three key gateways — click any marker to explore transport options and recommended safari packages.
North Pantanal Gateways
By Air
Cuiabá
Marechal Rondon Airport (CGB) serves direct flights from São Paulo (GRU/CGH). International visitors typically connect through São Paulo.
By Road
Poconé
100 km south of Cuiabá via MT-060. The drive takes approximately 1h 20min and marks the start of the Transpantaneira Road.
Transpantaneira
Porto Jofre
250 km from Cuiabá along the iconic Transpantaneira dirt road. The journey itself is a wildlife safari — allow 3–4 hours.