Caiman, Pantanal

Miranda - Mato Grosso do Sul

A magical experience Wildlife in the Pantanal

Founded over 40 years ago by an environmentalist passionate about the Pantanal, Caiman is a 53,000-hectare oasis whose mission is to conserve the biome's fauna, flora, and culture. A century-old family farm, it introduced a pioneering model in the region, where ecological tourism, knowledge generation, and livestock farming coexist in harmony.

With more than 15,000 hectares transformed into reserves, Caiman is a sanctuary dedicated to biodiversity, which also serves as a base for conservation initiatives.

Location

Estância Caiman, S/N – Rural Area - PO Box: 023

Miranda - Mato Grosso do Sul

79380-000

NEARBY AIRPORTS

Campo Grande Airport – CGR

Bonito Airport - BYO

Highlights

What awaits you at the destination

  • Immersion in nature
  • Exciting safaris
  • Authentic experiences
  • Local cuisine
  • Rare sightings
  • Comfort, style, and coziness

Property Details

Between excursions in search of Pantanal wildlife, Caiman offers maximum comfort and a cozy atmosphere for travelers to enjoy moments of rest and contemplation of nature.

Overlooking a bay and surrounded by greenery, Casa Caiman is the main lodge on the property. It has 18 suites with balconies, a delightful swimming pool, a deck immersed in nature, a restaurant, a living room, a bar, a sauna, and a gym.

Caiman also has two private villas in magical settings on the farm, which can be booked by small groups seeking more privacy.

Gastronomy

Meals at Caiman are inspired by Brazilian homemade cooking and feature typical recipes from the country’s different regions, including classics from the Pantanal cuisine – in addition to international cuisine options.

Experiences

Caiman offers a range of experiences in search of the region's wildlife and its most beautiful scenery. From safaris and forest trails to canoe trips through a scenic bay and nighttime wildlife viewing, the activities are accompanied by bilingual guides, most of whom are biologists, and field guides, who are natives and true experts on the region.

Socio-environmental responsibility

Our commitment

  • Knowledge support: Caiman serves as a base for organizations and studies that fight for the fauna and flora of the Pantanal

  • Creation of an RPPN: 5,600 hectares designated as a reserve on the initiative of the owner and with permanent status

  • Creation of an Institute: the 18,000 most preserved hectares of the farm are used only for activities related to conservation

  • Appreciation of cultural heritage: events and experiences—for the community and guests—that preserve traditions

  • Expansion of local knowledge: native guides lead the tours, passing on their knowledge about the biome