Pantanal Wildlife Photography Tour

Expert-led by professional photographer William Burrard-Lucas
Specialist small group photography tour exploring the world’s largest inland wetland area
Superb photographic opportunities of The Pantanal’s impressive flora and fauna
Explore a diversity of Pantanal habitats: Savannah, forest, lakes, river and their flood plains

Group Price:
£2,995 per person in twin share accommodation

Price is based on a small group of up to 10 people travelling and excludes international flights

Group dates:
2 - 10 July 2012

Group size:
A minimum of 8 and a maximum of 10 people travelling

Summary
Brazil has a richness of natural wonders unequalled on earth, yet most visitors do not have the opportunity to spend over a week exploring the spectacular Pantanal wetlands. The Pantanal, the largest inland wetlands on earth is located along the borders of Paraguay and Bolivia allows you to also see an extraordinary amount of wildlife and a richness of birdlife far greater and easier to see than in the Amazon. Here the cattle ranching culture is slowly giving way to small privately run conservation projects and protected areas.

Accompanied by professional photographer William Burrard-Lucas and naturalist guides, this tour offers an in-depth insight into this wilderness wonderland and the chance to see South America’s most iconic animal, the elusive jaguar. A fantastic destination for a photographic-focused trip.