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Avenida Mato Grosso, 5555, Jardin Copacabana Campo Grande, State of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, 79031-960, 55-67-3261177
8 dec. Ready to go again. I hadebough of my raid hair so i changed it to dark brown before weleft. Getting the bus that went to Campo Grande wasen-t that easy though. First a bus to the border, got exit stamp out of Argentina. Then to Brazilian post for entry stamp but this time the bus didn[t wait for us. Another bus to Foz de Iguacu busstation where we got dropped of at the urban busstop. Then another bus to get to the national busstation for where we finally got the bus to Campo Grande. A ...
Ilha Grande, Brazil vera_enjoylife
... see a bit of wildlife on the way though, with the bus driver stopping for us to see some macaws and howler monkeys.
The camp was basic but comfortable compared to the Amazon! We were pleased with our choice of the cheaper camping option (over the "lodge" accomodation) which was hammocks in a big hut surrounded by mosquito netting. After getting our stuff sorted we were told we were starting our activities with a bit of piranha fishing in a river near the camp ...
To the people travelling to the southern Pantanal Campo Grande:
The Office Pantanal Viagens and tourism doesn't operates tour at Santa Clara Farm any more.
It operates tours at the fishing resort at the very beginning of the park road to a place called "Cabana do passo do Lontra".
The rooms are good the food is good, but the wildlife and their guides are at a very poor level.
Dustin
... veges and plenty of it. We meet our guide Gabriel who will take our group of 10 on the activities and we are told our first activity is horse riding the next morning. Off to bed early and we are exhausted. The hammock is a first for both of us as we have never used one as a night bed on lounged in them around places like Mexico. Very warm here so we need no blankets. We put a thin mattress on the hammock and I used y sarong as a sheet. The insects get through the mesh windows and ...
Pantanal, State of Parana, Brazil kasnsqueak... pirahana fishing in the afternoon next to the camp in the river. Caught 1 pirahana, 2 catfish and 1 cayman. Had the pirahana for dinner that night and there isnt much meat on them, but wasnt too bad what was there. Day 3 Went for a morning walk which was average, seen a heap of wild boars which was scary. Seen some blue macaws. Went on jeep safari in the afternoon, which took us about an hour away and we just walked through ...
Campo Grande, State of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil olace... The next morning we were up far too early in order to go Piranha fishing. I seemed to be feeding the piranha rather than catching them as my hook kept coming up empty...but I didn`t give up and eventually had a piranha to show for it...fortunately for the piranha this bunch of girls had no interest in eating it so all our fish were thrown back into the river, unfortunately for the piranha the Caiman were waiting for them. With one Levy did a demonstration of how sharp a ...
Campo Grande, Brazil kat_p... we think, but really good!!We were given to opportunity by the manager to spend the next day with them on a cruise, which we happily accepted.
We spent the whole following day (22/11/08)with the students trying to understand each other (speaking with hands and all as Portuguese is not understandable at all)It was fun, they were really friendly. Sean knew how to push the young ladsī buttons by mentioning the arch-enemy Maradona!!We noticed that Brazilians were really good at ...
... many birds. Huge quantities and kinds of parrots, Maccaws, Hawks etc.... People head to the Pantanal to see wildlife and we were not dissappointed! 4 days and 3 nights including river trips, Pirhana fishing, horse riding, forrest and savanna trekking. Although we had hoped to see animals like Jaguar, Anacondas, and giant anteaters we saw plenty of Hyacinth Maccaws which were once near extinction, Armadillos, Capibarras, Deer, birds in their thousands ...
Campo Grande, State of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil kingsandems... and even a couple of tortoises. We passed on the night walk after dinner as not only were some of us tired and a little full from the great food, but the bug count had probably increased ten-fold and buzzy things in the dark are not some people's idea of a good time! We did, however, venture outside to watch the lunar eclipse from the Earth and see the full moon rise into the sky. Our last day was another long one with a drive back to Campo Grande to ...
Campo Grande, State of Piaui, Brazil clairechris2008... in lowlands 250m away in fading light with a 22. Don't worry they eat wild bore on the farm. Also 2 foxes, vultures, some bad birds which peck the eyes out of the calves.... 4. Heaps of Caymen 2m away from the truck when driving around and through there lowlands. 5. The slaughter of a cow and subsequent eating of the Picania (rump) streak 2 hours later. So fresh. 6. Eating the cows head the next day for breakfast at 4.30 in the morning. Tongue, eyes, mainly ...
Campo Grande, Brazil amydavid
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