Things to do in Mato Grosso do Sul

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Skip the Line: Estancia Mimosa Admission Ticket

Skip the Line: Estancia Mimosa Admission Ticket

￥12,936
per adult
Skip the Line: Estancia Mimosa Admission Ticket
Miranda: Pantanal Sunrise Birdwatching Walk with Breakfast

Miranda: Pantanal Sunrise Birdwatching Walk with Breakfast

￥7,888
per adult
Miranda: Pantanal Sunrise Birdwatching Walk with Breakfast
Acqua Trekking in the Salobra Canyons: river adventure in Bonito, MS

Acqua Trekking in the Salobra Canyons: river adventure in Bonito/MS

￥17,227
per adult
Acqua Trekking in the Salobra Canyons: river adventure in Bonito/MS
Skip the Line: Lagoa Misteriosa Admission Ticket with Scuba Diving Experience

Skip the Line: Lagoa Misteriosa Admission Ticket with Scuba Diving Experience

￥20,509
per adult
Skip the Line: Lagoa Misteriosa Admission Ticket with Scuba Diving Experience
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Liberty Square

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See the world pass by, watch concerts and study the subjects of a curious aquatic sculpture at this central town square.
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Amambai

While Amambai might not have many sights to explore, venturing just a little farther will lead you to top things to see and do like Norte Sul Plaza Shopping Mall and Mercadão Municipal.

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Campo Grande Centro

If you're spending some time in Campo Grande Centro, Shopping Pantanal and Campo Grande Craftsman House are top sights worth seeing.

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Alvorada

While visiting Alvorada, you might make a stop by sights like Liberty Square and Lobo Guara Bike Adventure.

América

While América might not have many sights to explore, venturing just a little farther will lead you to top things to see and do like Norte Sul Plaza Shopping Mall and Laucídio Coelho Exhibition Park.

Carandá Bosque

Restaurants and museums are just a few things travelers like about Carandá Bosque. A stop by Mato Grosso do Sul Museum of Contemporary Art is also recommended if you've got time to explore the area.

Popular day trips from Mato Grosso do Sul

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Campo Grande

A turquoise river surrounded by dense green forest, a wooden structure on a small island, and a clear path along the riverbank.

Ponta Pora

A lakeside park with wooden docks, benches, and picnic tables.

Bonito

A riverbank with dense greenery and pink flowering trees.

Caceres

A calm river surrounded by dense green forest.

Santo Antonio do Leverger

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Pedro Juan Caballero