Fazenda San Francisco - Pousada and Tours in the South Pantanal the true integration between man and nature! The Pantanal do Brasil is considered by UNESCO a biosphere reserve that houses hundreds of species of animals and exuberant flora. At Fazenda San Francisco you will have the opportunity to know the actual functioning of a farm in the Pantanal, where the crop and culture of the Pantanic man walk together with the environment. The conservation spirit of Beth and Roberto has provided the establishment of various research projects. Blue Araras, parrots, snakes, amphibios, jaguatiricas, pumas and pums are some of the animals studied at the San Francisco Farm. Meet the farm and make the tours! Photographic safari with trail in the riparian forest of the river Miranda and chalana ride with fearful piranha fishing and visiting the centenary fig tree, horseback riding, trails in the woods and suspended track with gazebo, canoeing, pantaneiro barbecue, boat ride on the river Miranda and night focus From wild animals are the rides options that make up our scripts that can be 1 to 4 nights. All this accompanied with Pantanic guides that shows you the garden of your home: "The South Pantanal". In the Pantaneira canteen, meals are typical, simple and very hot food. In the package this included the hosting, the rides, full board, specialized guide and secure ride. The farm is the only in the pantanal certified by the Inmetro in security management. Let the warmth of our pantaneous guides enchant you !! Birdwatching: 385 species of officially registered birds. An excellent place for wildlife observation, especially the birds, with more than 85s are the abundance of food resources and different environments found inside the farm, such as open fields, void, closed, corixes, rivers and irrigated rice fields. Fazenda San Francisco supports research projects as a true parrot and blue macaw. JaguarWatching: Scientific observation of felines in the South Pantanal The Pantanal houses one of the most important populations of threatened ounce-painted, the third largest feline in the world. Thanks to the research activities of the Greeting Project, a pioneer in the study of the relationship between the domestic livestock and painted ounces and browns in the South Pantanal, the San Francisco Fazenda knows how few the Pantanal felines. By joining the experience of the Pantanic Guides specializing in feline observation with scientific knowledge of biologists, the farm transforms the demand for oncas-painted, brown and jaguatiricas in an exciting adventure.

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