Hoteles en West Central Brazil, Brasil
West Central Brazil is home to the Pantanal, the world's largest tropical wetland, and the futuristic capital Brasília, with its dry winters (68-86°F / 20-30°C) perfect for spotting jaguars on a budget-friendly river safari or exploring Oscar Niemeyer's cathedral on foot. The rainy summers (October to April) bring higher water levels, making it the prime time to kayak through flooded forests in the Pantanal or visit the dozens of waterfalls in Chapada dos Veadeiros without the peak-season crowds. If you're traveling in the dry season (May to September), you'll find clearer trails for hiking the Vale da Lua's moon-like rock formations, while the wet season offers cheaper lodging and the chance to see giant river otters play in the Cuiabá River.