While Brazil’s safari scene may not yet rival the infrastructure of East or Southern Africa, its allure lies in the untamed. There are fewer crowds, fewer roads, and fewer guarantees—but more surprises, more intimacy, and a deeper sense of discovery. “It’s still wild, still raw,” Eiseman said. “That’s the magic.” With Brazil’s growing ecotourism momentum—and increased interest from luxury-minded travelers looking to do good while going deep—Eiseman believes this is just the beginning. “I expect Brazil to be one of the world’s most talked-about safari destinations in the next five to ten years,” he predicted.
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