The natural pearl of South America
Pantanal
A new immersive habitat in the Americas area, where you can admire the South American tapir, giant anteater, and common rhea.
A new immersive habitat in the Americas area, where you can admire the South American tapir, giant anteater, and common rhea.
Only on the weekends from March 14th to 22nd, enjoy special talks and experiences dedicated to the Pantanal!
Learn about the lives of otters, macaws, and anacondas during dedicated talks, meet the tapir and giant anteater in their new habitat, and discover all the secrets of the Pantanal. Plus, guided by a biologist, enter the world of tapirs during a special extra experience!
Find out the times and locations of activities directly at the park using the map markers and/or download the Natura Viva app
Make the weekends from March 14th to 22nd special with Pantanal Days!
Discover the new habitat with the guided tour The Keeper of the Pantanal, enjoy the magical story Ten Paws in the Great Flood, and attend the special talk to learn all about the lowland tapir and the giant anteater.
Find out the times and locations of activities directly at the park using the map markers and/or download the Natura Viva app
The Pantanal is the world's largest tropical alluvial plain and home to one of the highest concentrations of flora and fauna on the planet. For about nine months of the year, it is flooded by rivers, transforming into a vast wetland that shrinks during the dry season.
At Natura Viva, in the Americas section, we have created a new mixed habitat exhibit where you can observe the Lowland tapir, the giant anteater, and the common rhea up close.
An immersive experience that will leave you speechless!
