Wild Brazil looks to take you to some of the more remote parts of the country, concentrating on the biodiversity and wildlife of South America's largest country.
Staying in three beautiful and remote eco-lodges, you will unearth the surrounding nature with a team of expert local guides. Spend a day tracking jaguar at a special rehabilitation project in the Pantanal, kayaking in search of capybara in the Amazon and learning about the plight of endangered Maned Wolves in the Cerrado.
It's well known that these areas have suffered from poaching, fires, illegal logging and over-farming. It's a problem that continues, but Wild Brazil looks to support these areas by using lodges that are making conscious efforts in both conservation and sustainability.
Guests can enjoy the wildest parts of Brazil year round, but for spotting jaguar it is best to visit during the dry-season (from May to September).