Pantanal, Brazil: One of the best places to see jaguars in the wild, the Pantanal wetlands offer excellent opportunities for wildlife spotting, especially in the dry season.
Iguaçu National Park, Argentina: This park, located near the famous Iguaçu Falls, is known for its rich biodiversity, including jaguars.
Madidi National Park, Bolivia: A diverse rainforest area where jaguars can be spotted, particularly in remote parts of the park.
Jaguar Conservation Project, Belize: This project works to protect jaguars and their habitats in the Maya Mountains, providing guided tours for jaguar viewing.
Karanambu Ranch, Guyana: Located in the Rupununi region, this ranch offers jaguar spotting opportunities and supports conservation efforts.
Tikal National Park, Guatemala: Known for its Mayan ruins, Tikal also has a healthy population of jaguars in its dense rainforest.
Yasuní National Park, Ecuador: This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is rich in wildlife, including jaguars, and offers eco-tourism experiences.
Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica: Although rarer, jaguars can occasionally be spotted in this pristine rainforest.