Special program for Groups / Schools - Multi-Adventure format with native wildlife watching
This destination stands out for its striking biodiversity that will leave us amazed. One of the most extensive wetlands that gives us the chance to actively enjoy nature. The Iberá Wetlands are our opportunity to be in contact with nature and directly observe a huge variety of wildlife in their natural habitat, incredible sunsets, striking views of the landscape and the wonder of its flora and insects.
Among the species we may observe are some of the most emblematic, such as the capybara, the black and broad-snouted caiman, the marsh deer, the gray brocket deer, the black howler monkey, the neotropical otter, the crab-eating fox, the Geoffroy's cat, and the yellow anaconda; not to mention the countless bird species such as the cocoi heron, great egret, black-crowned night heron, strange-tailed tyrant, yellow cardinal, red-crested cardinal, storks, kingfishers (small, medium and large), southern screamer, jabiru, wattled jacana, coots, scarlet-headed blackbird ("Federal"), swallows, and hundreds of other species that will be favorite subjects for our cameras and our eyes.
The experience brings us closer to the environment as a group, fully enjoying each of the proposed activities: hikes along trails through varied vegetation and terrain; boat rides spotting caimans and numerous birds; a spectacular dip into the wetlands… The experience of an incomparable world, where nature expresses and reveals its most treasured secrets.
A trip we won't forget, one that will stay etched in the memory and heart of everyone who takes part.
Itinerary
What we present here is the general planned program, but the exact route, the duration of each stage and the choice of alternative itineraries are subject to different factors such as weather conditions and the guides' assessment of the group.
Day 1: Meeting in Colonia Carlos Pellegrini, the Provincial Capital of Biodiversity, which will be our base in the Iberá Wetlands. General presentation of the program and welcome snack.
Camping workshop and setting up camp; short walk around the area. Wildlife photography workshop: techniques, tips, essential gear. Lunch.
In the afternoon we will head into the wetlands by boat for great caiman sightings and numerous bird species that live in the vast wetland.
Night: Night safari by vehicle to spot brocket deer, marsh deer, capybaras, armadillos, vizcachas, maned wolves, foxes and skunks. Dinner.
Day 2: Breakfast.
In the morning, horseback ride through grasslands or wetlands. You'll take in the native woodland along the shores of the Iberá, the grasslands and their native wildlife, especially interesting for bird watching. Lunch.
Afternoon: Guided trekking through the gallery forest to spot howler monkeys, brocket deer and capybaras. Visit to the Interpretation Center. Afternoon snack. Dinner and night campfire.
Day 3: Morning: Breakfast. Kayaking activity along the lagoon shore. Excellent bird watching. Lunch. We get everything ready for the return trip. End of our services.
