9-Day Iguazu Falls and Ibera Marshlands

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Today, you'll explore the city of Buenos Aires. You'll start with the symbol of our city: the Obelisk. You'll visit different squares such as Plaza de Mayo, Plaza San Martín, and Plaza Congreso, and avenues like Corrientes and Mayo, 9 de Julio. Tap into the history of the city in neighbourhoods like La Boca, San Telmo, Montserrat, and of course, the football stadium before cooling down in the local parks. In the evening, you'll be free to explore the city on your own.

This morning, you'll transfer to the domestic airport in Buenos Aires and then catch a flight to Posadas. Upon arrival, you'll hop in a private transfer to the hotel in Esteros del Ibera, Puerto Valle Lodge. In the afternoon, you'll enjoy an introductory talk about the Ibera Marshlands and a guided walk through the estancia. In the evening, you'll enjoy a dinner of local specialities at the lodge.

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Today, you'll embark on an exclusive expedition on 4x4 vehicles across fields, plantations, and marshes. The excursión departs from the pier on a motorboat, navigating the attractive waterways towards Laguna Valle. There are plenty of opportunities to watch caiman, capibara, marsh deer, and innumerable bird species on a stopover at the vantage point.

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There are numerous activities to enjoy today at Puerto Valle in order to explore the Ibera Wetlands and the abundance of flora and fauna that call them home. In the wetlands, you can take an expedition to Laguna Valle or enjoy a guided photo safari at Cambyretá Portal. On the Paraná River, you can go sailing or kayaking. From the lodge, you can go horseback riding, or take a tour of the tree nursery and the organic garden.

Today, after breakfast you'll check out from your Ibera estancia and board a private transfer to your hotel in Iguazu Falls. Upon arrival, you'll check into your hotel and then have the rest of the afternoon and evening free to spend as you wish before you begin exploring in the morning. Your hotel is within easy reaching distance of many restaurants and authentic, local experiences.

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This morning, you will visit the Brazillian side of Iguazu Falls in Foz do Iguassu National Park. The tour follows is a circuit of walkways 950 metres long that clings to the cliffs of the Iguassu River, offering a panoramic view of the impressive falls. The route highlight is when you get to the Mirador de La Garganta del Diablo, the Devil's Throat, where the rumble of the falls vibrates through you.

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One of the most amazing experiences in the world, today you'll witness more than 200 waterfalls that have been here for millions of years. The tour starts early in the morning with a long walk, observing the vast fauna and flora of the region, including birds, butterflies, mammals, and plants that make up the natural environment surrounding the waterfalls. You'll reach several viewpoints look over the mighty roar of Iguazu both above and below the gorge.