The easiest way is to arrive in Cuiaba by plane or by bus. Then we will pick you up at the airport or the hotel.

Whenever you’re available to travel! There isn’t a best period strictly speaking. You can visit it all year round. At least try to avoid January as it is really a rainy month.

Clothes that you feel comfortable. Trousers and shirts with long sleeves especially for riding-horse and forest-hiking. Don’t forget to bring spare shirts, you will sweat a lot, climate is humid and hot. A pair of sunglasses and sunscreen lotion. A hat or a cap to prevent from solar insolation. Two pairs of walking shoes. A bathing suit. Mosquitos repellent. Good binoculars. If possible, a good camera with zoom.

Pantanal is accessible to all, however if you want to go to Chapada dos Guimarães, be aware that you have to be used to walking. Don’t forget that the temperature can reach 37°C to 40°C (98.6°F to 104.00°F) easily.

Excellent! For sure, you won’t be starving. The pousadas offer hearty buffets made with local products (Vegetables: cassava roots, chayotes, sweet-potatoes and of course the traditional Brazilian arroz e feijão in other words rice and beans – Fish: it is often served the fried Pacu or a grilled Pintado which are the local fish – Meat: when we speak about meat in Brazil it means only beef but sometimes pork can be served too). Don’t forget to get some crudities unlike the pre-conceived ideas about South America, Brazilians are hygienic maniacs.

No, you can use it to brush and rinse your teeth but then you will have to spit it after doing it. Brazilian tap water in fact has too much chlorine and that is why you cannot drink it.