Mato Grosso do Sul

Home to Bonito, a snorkeling hotspot with crystal-clear rivers, and the southern Pantanal wetlands; ideal for ecotourism.

Mato Grosso do Sul lies in west-central Brazil, bordering Paraguay and Bolivia, with a landscape of highland grasslands and the southern part of the Pantanal wetlands. Its best-known destination is Bonito, famed for snorkeling in crystal-clear rivers, as well as caves and sinkholes; attractions limit visitor numbers and require advance booking. The Pantanal is a great place to see jaguars, capybaras, caimans and a huge variety of birds. The dry season, from May to October, is best for wildlife viewing, while Bonito can be visited year-round. The gateway is the capital's airport, Campo Grande, and Bonito also has seasonal flights.

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