Itineraries through the Iberá Wetlands

The quintessential entry point to Iberá. Carlos Pellegrini, the village on the shore of Laguna Iberá, is famous for its boat trips to watch wildlife.

The circuit of environmental recovery and birds. Three portals that hold the story of the return of extinct wildlife, wide grasslands and local nature guides.

The Iberá that does not appear in conventional guidebooks. Concepción del Yaguareté Corá, declared a National Historic Town, is one of Corrientes' historic gems. Mburucuyá rounds out the trip with a National Park where yatay palm groves blend into the wetland.

To truly understand Iberá. A route covering the park's greatest diversity of ecosystems: grasslands, palm groves, native woodland, deep marshes and vast open lagoons. The trip that completely changes your perspective on Argentine biodiversity.

The route of absolute calm and solitary mirrors of water. Designed for travelers seeking to escape conventional tourism and connect with the most intimate mystique of the wetland's early inhabitants.

A journey to the origins of Iberá. Discover how Guaraní-Jesuit mysticism and the old miraculous wood carvings shaped the identity, the myths and the faith of the towns that watch over the wetland.