Iberá Park, or "Brilliant Water" in Guaraní, is a dreamlike place located in the heart of the province. The ancient channels of the Paraná River form a complex network of wetlands, marshes, estuaries, lagoons, and reservoirs.
You'll be in direct contact with nature, surrounded by streams, aquatic vegetation, and plants ranging from large trees to small floating plants. It's also home to more than 400 bird species, many of them endemic and endangered, while also providing ample opportunities for mammals and reptiles to live there.

We invite you to live an adventure and connect with nature!

ITINERARY:
We pick up the passenger in Ituzaingó and begin the journey of approximately 150 km.
Towards the San Nicolás Gate, following a picturesque sandy path. Photographic safari in different areas of the Wetlands with incredible close-ups of caimans, capybaras, marsh deer, and a host of birds, among others. In addition to being captivated by this nature, we can't help but admire the local guide, who preserves some customs, such as the use of the canoe, one of the greatest attractions of this gate. Traveling through canals with reservoirs and water hyacinth mattresses, which, along with the canoe, are unique experiences that we can't enjoy anywhere else.

At the end of this adventure, we will enjoy some refreshments and then, after a rest, we will return to Ituzaingó.
The available activities are: kayaking, cycling, or canoeing.