Set in the beating heart of South America, the borders of Bolivia, Paraguay, and Brazil’s Amazon cradle the largest wetland on the planet. Stretching beyond 42 million acres, the Pantanal covers an area that dwarfs the size of England. While it may not be globally recognized like its celebrity neighbor, Amazonia, only well-informed travelers know that there are actually far better opportunities to see exotic and elusive wildlife in the Pantanal. Most people make the pilgrimage in hopes of seeing a glimpse of the onyx and golden-flecked royalty of South America — the elusive jaguar. Keep scrolling for 20 photos to inspire you to visit the Pantanal.
Main Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark IV
Primary Lens: Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS III
Ready to start planning your trip to the Pantanal? Check out everything you need to know (plus a free printable packing guide) in our What to Pack for a Pantanal Safari.
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