I graduated in Biology and have been working in the Pantanal region since 1996.I have lived in two different areas of the Pantanal, which gave me a solid understanding of both its environment and local culture.I am now based in the town of Bonito, considered the best ecotourism destination in Brazil, located just a few hours from the Southern Pantanal, where it is also possible to go on jaguar safaris.

In addition to guiding, I organize tailor-made tours for agencies and private clients, especially those interested in nature photography or other specific interests.I have also organized tours to other regions in Brazil, such as Manaus (in the Amazon) combined with Presidente Figueiredo, Emas National Park, and the south of Piauí state, for clients interested in the maned wolf and the brown capuchin monkey (known for nut-cracking behavior).
I also organize expeditions for TV crews interested in filming anacondas in crystal-clear waters in the Bonito region.
These tours are not low budget because the best lodges for wildlife watching are not very cheap, and visiting remote areas of the Pantanal that remain well preserved can be costly.
The Pantanal is not a cheap destination at all, especially when the main interest is jaguar observation, as it requires many hours of speedboat riding on the rivers in search of this animal.