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Makgadikgadi Pans, Kalahari, Botswana

Formed when a lake the size of many European countries dried thousands of years ago, the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans span thousands of square kilometres of Botswana’s Kalahari Desert. But despite the vast expanses of nothingness, which is a must see in itself, there exists a surprising volume of desert adapted wildlife to spot, including of course the adorable meerkats.

SouthWild Jaguar Flotel, The Pantanal, Brazil

Deep within the Brazilian Pantanal is an area of wetland where the concentration of jaguars are so high, and the chances of seeing them so good, that it has earned the nickname “Jaguarland”.  And here, floating on the river within this jaguar epicentre, is one of the best accommodation options in the entire Pantanal – SouthWild’s Jaguar Flotel, and their luxurious Jaguar Suites.

Where to See Jaguars in the Wild

Jaguars.  The world’s third largest cat, after tigers and lions.  Magnificent apex predators of the Americas.  And one of the most impressive creatures on earth to see in their natural environment.  Whilst always elusive, there is one place on earth where you can realistically expect to see jaguars – The Pantanal, in Brazil.  Here is how to maximise your chances of seeing these majestic cats.