Transpantaneira is a dirt state road (MT-060) that links the Mato Grosso region, from Poconé to the border with Mato Grosso do Sul, in Porto-Jofre.

It is the gateway to the Pantanal that, along its almost 150 km and 120 bridges, allows the visitor to start their experience with the observation of wildlife.

It is the tourist attraction with the greatest biodiversity in the world, where it is possible to sail by boat and ride a car, crossing fields that are full of water during the rainy season.

The Pantanal is the largest flooded plain in the world and one of the regions with the greatest wildlife abundance on the planet. It is a region of incomparable beauty and extraordinary wealth, with an immense diversity of fauna and flora. Wildlife viewing is frequent, and for nature lovers, there is no other place in Brazil that offers an equal opportunity for contact and connection.
 
The North Pantanal is one of the wildest regions of the entire plain, and thanks to the Transpantaneira highway, an unpaved 145 km long Parque Road and 120 bridges, it is possible to access the entire region, from Poconé, in Mato Grosso, to the region of Porto Jofre, on the banks of the Cuiabá River and on the border with the state of Mato Grosso do Sul. Traveling through Transpantaneira offers the visitor the opportunity to experience a true safari.
 
Here, at km 25 from Transpantaneira, is the Aymara Lodge, in the midst of a 238-hectare Private Nature Reserve that houses a large sample of the region's flora and fauna. The Lodge's location is strategic for those who want to get to know this wealth better and explore the region by car, safari vehicle, horseback, walking, or boat.