Pampas
18th 19th and 20th Jan. Pampas.
After the jungle we went on a three day Pampas tour.
The Pampas are wet lands which because of their low hight, about 100 meters above sea level it doesn´t drain off the water like the jungle.
We got a jeep out to the start of the river system and from there everwhere was by boat.
The Pampas is a much better place to see wildlife as there aren´t as many of those pesky trees in the way.
We saw lots of monkeys, birds, allogators, snakes, and of course pink dolphins.
The accomadation was a camp, unfortunately no toilet of shower on site.
You have to walk over dodgy planks to get everwhere because everthing is under water at this time of year.
We went swimming with the dolphins which had a practicle element, they kept the allogators and snakes away. The water was the colour of tea.
On the way back our jeep got stuck in the mud for a while and we went fishing for parahna.
The group caught 4.
After the jungle we went on a three day Pampas tour.
The Pampas are wet lands which because of their low hight, about 100 meters above sea level it doesn´t drain off the water like the jungle.
We got a jeep out to the start of the river system and from there everwhere was by boat.
The Pampas is a much better place to see wildlife as there aren´t as many of those pesky trees in the way.
We saw lots of monkeys, birds, allogators, snakes, and of course pink dolphins.
The accomadation was a camp, unfortunately no toilet of shower on site.
You have to walk over dodgy planks to get everwhere because everthing is under water at this time of year.
We went swimming with the dolphins which had a practicle element, they kept the allogators and snakes away. The water was the colour of tea.
On the way back our jeep got stuck in the mud for a while and we went fishing for parahna.
The group caught 4.
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