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What to do and see in Cuiaba, State of Mato Grosso (MT): The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in Cuiaba, Brazil including Pantanal Nature, Gasparetour Pantanal Tours, Cathedral Basilica of the Good Lord Jesus, Sesc Casa do Artesao, Our Lady of Bom Despacho Church, Our Lady of Rosario and Sao Benedito Church, Grande Templo, Mae Bonifacia Park, SESC Arsenal, Parque Tia Nair.
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1. Pantanal Nature
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 219 reviews
We are established tour company in Cuiabá, Mato Grosso-Brazil. At Pantanal Nature, we specialize 100% for Pantanal Tours and the only non stop operation in the jaguar region of Porto Jofre and our activities include hikes , walks, jeep safari, night outings, canoe tours with excellent bilingual guides. Welcome to the Pantanal
2. Gasparetour Pantanal Tours
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5.0 based on 233 reviews
Gasparetour is a sustainable Pantanal tour operator based in Cuiaba, offers tours in the Northern Pantanal Wetlands, Chapada dos Guimaraes National Park, River Snorkeling in Nobres, Amazon rainforest, Indigenous ethnic tourism, Emas National Park, Araguaia River, Cuiaba Sightseeing and Airport transfers.
3. Cathedral Basilica of the Good Lord Jesus
4. Sesc Casa do Artesao
5. Our Lady of Bom Despacho Church
6. Our Lady of Rosario and Sao Benedito Church
7. Grande Templo
8. Mae Bonifacia Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,319 reviews
Reviewed By RHAHJ - Nijmegen, The Netherlands
I stayed a day in Cuiaba before embarking on a tour to the Pantanal. My plan to visit the chapada dos Guimaraes park was thwarted because of fires raging there, so I decided to stay in Cuiaba. Since I stayed close to this park, I visited it three times. The first time was around 15.00 at the day of my arrival, and I was pleasantly surprised first by seeing a nunbird, then a trogon, then some bare-faced ibises, then some lizzards, again a trogon, an antwren (I think) and finally some agoutis. The next morning I visited around 7.00. This time I noticed mainly the monkeys, and also a cuckoo I think, and some bluish tanagers drinking at a central spot in the park. Many people jogging at this time, which may make the morning a less ideal time to see wildlife. My last visit around 16.00 didn't yield anything new. I just saw agoutis and monkeys again, and noticed the ibises in a tree in the distance. Generally a very good place to see birds and other wildlife. The park is mostly used by joggers. Pets and cycling are understandably forbidden. There are mopeds in the park though and I think cars are allowed too, as long as they stay under the 10 km speed limit. I think it is a pity that the many trails have all been asphalted. Maybe this is to minimize the risk of joggers falling, but this does not weigh up against keeping the space natural. I also think there are plenty of instruments for exercises around the park - hope they don't put more there.
