Situation et moyens d'accès

Nhecolândia is a vast and remote region within the Pantanal wetlands, located in Central-Western Brazil. It is part of the larger Pantanal biome, known for its unique landscapes of lagoons, savannas, and forests. The area lacks a precise address due to its expansive and undeveloped nature. The nearest major hub is Campo Grande, the capital of Mato Grosso do Sul, approximately 300 kilometers away.

• By Air: Fly into Campo Grande International Airport (CGR), then arrange ground transportation to the Pantanal.
• By Road: From Campo Grande, take BR-262 toward Corumbá, then proceed via unpaved roads or private transfers to lodges or tour operators in Nhecolândia.
• Guided Tours: Most visitors access Nhecolândia through organized tours, as independent travel can be challenging due to the region's remoteness and lack of infrastructure.

Heures d'ouverture et billets

Nhecolândia is not a traditional attraction with set opening hours. Access is typically arranged through lodges or tour operators, which operate year-round but may have seasonal variations in availability.

• Entrance Fees: Costs depend on the chosen tour or lodge package, often including accommodations, meals, and guided activities.
• Tickets: Book in advance through specialized Pantanal tour agencies or lodges, as walk-in options are rare.

Meilleur moment pour visiter

The dry season (May to October) is ideal for wildlife spotting, as animals gather around shrinking water sources. The wet season (November to April) transforms the landscape into a lush, flooded paradise, ideal for birdwatching but with limited road access.

Durée de la visite

Plan for at least 3 to 5 days to fully experience Nhecolândia's biodiversity and landscapes. Shorter visits may not allow for deep exploration due to the region's vastness.

Activités

• Wildlife safaris (spotting jaguars, capybaras, caimans, and hundreds of bird species).
• Boat tours or canoeing through lagoons and rivers.
• Horseback riding across savannas and wetlands.
• Photography expeditions to capture the unique Pantanal light and scenery.

Installations

Facilities are limited and depend on the lodge or tour operator. Most lodges offer basic amenities such as:

• Rustic accommodations (often eco-friendly).
• Dining services with regional cuisine.
• Shared restrooms and limited electricity (solar-powered or generator-dependent).
• No ATMs or shops—bring sufficient cash and essentials.

Ce qu'il faut apporter/vêtir

• Lightweight, breathable clothing in neutral colors (avoid bright colors that may disturb wildlife).
• Sturdy, waterproof footwear for muddy terrain.
• Binoculars, camera, and extra batteries.
• Insect repellent, sunscreen, and a wide-brimmed hat.
• Reusable water bottle and basic medical supplies.

Règles et règlements

• Respect wildlife: Maintain a safe distance and avoid feeding animals.
• Follow guide instructions at all times—the Pantanal is a wild and unpredictable environment.
• Leave no trace: Dispose of waste properly or carry it out.
• Some areas may restrict photography for conservation reasons; ask guides for guidance.

Informations sur le contact

For detailed arrangements, contact Pantanal-focused tour operators or lodges such as:

• Website: Check for updated listings on platforms like Pantanal Escapes or local tourism boards.
• Phone: Information not readily available for direct public access; bookings are typically handled online.