Accommodation in North Pantanal
There is a wide range of eco-friendly lodges, hostels and hotels in Pantanal to suit all tastes and budgets. Lodges, locally known as fazendas, are a great way to experience the North Pantanal, as many of these lodges are eco-friendly and take only a few guests, making your Pantanal holiday an unforgettable experience. We are a locally-based company and have personally selected the North Pantanal hotels below. We also offer a number of North Pantanal tours to help you get around and explore the nature and wildlife of this wonderful region of Brazil.
Pousada Piuval is situated 110 km from Cuiaba and 10 km from Poconé. A stay in the hotel is the perfect way to experience the Pantanal and its wild adventures while still remaining close to the city.
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The Pantanal is one of the most fascinating ecosystems on the planet and has been designated as a World Heritage Site and Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. We chose to build the new and comfortable Pousada Puma Lodge in this paradise to be able to offer our guests fascinating excursions, rest, and relaxation.
[more info]The Pousada Rio Claro is located in the heart of Pantanal, in the midst of an environment rich in flora and fauna. The small pousada has friendly management that cooperates with the locals, allowing Pousada Rio Claro to offer a distinguished and personalised experience to its guests.
[more info]The Hotel Recanto do Dourado is a part of the unique landscape of the Pantanal. Located on the right bank of Paraguay River, the hotel offers an infrastructure suitable both for fishing and recreation.
[more info]The Hotel Fazenda Santa Tereza has been in the hospitality business in North Pantanal since 1997. Located on a traditional working farm, the hotel occupies an area of 3.800 hectares on the banks of the Pixaim River, only 2.5 km from Transpantaneira Road.
[more info]The Pousada Fordinho is completely surrounded by nature on the banks of the Paraguai River, in the city of Cáceres. This is one of the most beautiful regions of the Pantanal.
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