Duration
Full day (10 to 12 hrs)
Departure
From Ituzaingó, Corrientes
Modality
Private or in small groups
You don’t come to “see animals,” but to feel the Iberá beating in every trail and every gaze of the wild fauna.
Our local guides don’t just recite facts; they share the living relationship they have with this land and its culture.
Small groups, personal time, and the feeling of exploring a place without hurry or tourist noise.
This gateway is one of the most imposing accesses to the wetland, with open grasslands, water mirrors, and fauna that reveal the essence of the Iberá.
The experience begins in the Don Luis Reserve, where the trails allow you to delve into different natural environments and closely discover the wildlife and tranquility of the rural Corrientes setting.
Caminarás por senderos y miradores que muestran la inmensidad del humedal.
You will observe emblematic birds like the crested screamer, the strange-tailed tyrant, and herons in their natural habitat.
You will encounter wildlife such as capybaras, marsh deer, and caimans.
You will share a regional lunch in the heart of nature.
Contenido del acordeón
We will meet at the agreed-upon point in Ituzaingó for the welcome and to review conservation guidelines. From there, we will depart for the Don Luis Reserve, a place that combines nature and rural life in the heart of the Iberá.
We will begin a guided hike through open fields, wetlands, and riparian forests. We will discover the native flora and look for species like howler monkeys, grassland and wetland birds, in addition to capybaras and caimans. An authentic immersion into the Iberá ecosystem.
We will head towards the Cambyretá Gateway, part of the Iberá National Park, while the guide shares details about the landscape transition and the conservation and wildlife reintroduction projects.
In a picnic area under the shade, we will enjoy a regional outdoor lunch with typical flavors like homemade empanadas, sopa paraguaya, and seasonal fruits. A moment of rest and contemplation in the heart of the wetland.
Contenido del acordeón
Recorreremos el Sendero Aguará y pasarelas elevadas que atraviesan los distintos ambientes del humedal. Este tramo se centrará en la observación de los diferentes ambientes del humedal y explicación de plantas medicinales.
In the last hours of the day, we will resume the walk in search of more elusive birds and mammal tracks. It will also be possible to observe capybaras and caimans, while the sunset dyes the wetlands with golden colors.
On the way back to the Visitor Center, we will share impressions about the day and the value of conservation in the Iberá.
Traslado de regreso al punto de encuentro en Ituzaingó con el recuerdo de un día inolvidable en este ecosistema único.
Meet Fernando Monton.
With over 6 years guiding in the Iberá, Fernando combines experience and approachability to make every outing a unique memory. His WFR certification guarantees safe and responsible tours, always focused on enjoying and conserving nature.
Bilingual in Spanish and English, and passionate about birds and bicycle rides within the Iberá National Park, he shares stories and knowledge that allow every traveler to take away the best of this unique environment.
From
60 USD
per person
Contenido del acordeón
The meeting point can be at the Ituzaingó Tourism Office or at your accommodation within the city.
It is possible to observe marsh deer, capybaras, howler monkeys, caimans, foxes, and a great diversity of birds such as crested screamers, jabirus, and strange-tailed tyrants.
The experience combines a tranquil horseback ride and easy to moderate walks, suitable for any traveler, with frequent stops for nature observation.
Contenido del acordeón
We recommend bringing comfortable closed shoes, long pants, a cap or hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, a camera, and a small backpack.
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