Esteros del Ibera
A Journey to the Heart of the Guarani Tradition
Venturing into the Iberá Wetlands is like immersing yourself in a vast horizon, where grasslands and reeds create a landscape that seems to stretch to infinity. This unique journey, which begins at the Carambola Portal in Concepción, Corrientes, takes us through one of the richest and most diverse ecosystems in the world, where nature is at its most spectacular. For three nights and four days, the Iberá trek invites us to explore these landscapes on horseback, traversing marshy areas and crossing lagoons and wetlands in canoes, following routes that have been traveled by generations.
Season 2025-2026 Dates
Available dates
The crossing is subject to weather conditions.
- March 13 to 16
- March 24 to 27.
- April 2nd to 5th (Holy Week)
- April 12-15. Full group
- April 17 to 20
- April 23 to 26
- April 30 to May 3
- May 7-10 Open. (Group in formation)
- September 18-21. Waiting list.
- September 25-28. Open (group in formation)
- October 9-12. Open
- October 15-18. Closed
- November 5-8. Open (group in formation)
- November 12-15. Closed
A deep immersion in Guarani culture and tradition
The Iberá Wetlands are not only a destination of unparalleled natural beauty; they are also a model of conservation and sustainability. This journey is part of the Rewilding Foundation's conceptual approach, a collaboration that aims to protect and preserve the natural wealth of one of the world's largest aquifers and wildlife reserves. Through this partnership, the goal is not only to enjoy the environment but also to contribute to its conservation, ensuring that future generations can experience the same natural wonder.
The Iberá crossing is not a conventional tourist excursion; it's an opportunity to connect with the most authentic aspects of the Corrientes landscape. Here, nature is not just observed, but experienced, breathed, and felt in every corner. This journey allows us to disconnect from routine and reconnect with what is essential, in an environment where time seems to stand still, and life flows with a serenity that only the Iberá Wetlands can offer.
How to Get Here
To get there they have 3 options
1) They can travel by car to Concepción, a city located 946km from Capital Federal.
2) Bus to Santa Rosa preferably (where we will pick them up) or to Saladas and from there hire a transfer (87 km).
3) Fly to Corrientes Airport. We can help you with transfer information for the trip to Concepción (183 km).
What to Bring
The journey includes complete logistics and a shared team provided by the organization, designed to ensure the smooth running of the trip in pristine natural conditions. We include all meals and drinks, alcoholic and non-alcoholic, as well as breakfasts and snacks., and the commonly used equipment. Below, we detail the personal equipment that each participant must bring to carry out the experience comfortably and safely.
You'll need:
§ Clothing: 2 pairs of gaucho pants, 2 long-sleeved shirts, 2 short-sleeved t-shirts, 2 pairs of socks, swimsuit, sweaters/sweatshirt/jacket or poncho (depending on the weather), hat, water shorts.
§ Footwear: 2 pairs of espadrilles
§ Weather: water pilot (it is very possible that we will get wet).
§ Rest and hygiene: sleeping bag, towel, personal items, first aid kit with personal remedies.
§ Personal care: repellent, sunscreen, lip balm and moisturizer.
§ Hydration: water bottle.
Frequent questions
No, it is not necessary. We have different horses and we select them based on their experience. For inexperienced riders or children we also have very good horses.
experience. For inexperienced riders or children we also have very experienced horses.
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Yes, we have trips for families. Depending on the children's ages and their riding experience, we offer shorter or longer excursions.
Minimum age 12 years. Contact us beforehand.
Yes of course.
Sleeping bag.
Layered garments, for cold temperatures and wind.
Hat with drawstring.
Camera.
Gloves.
Hat with headlamp.
Personal hygiene items.
Towel.
Swimwear.
Yes, but please ensure you have your own individual insurance policy, specifying that you ride a
horse.
Yes, they have a good life here.
We provide saddlebags for you to carry your personal belongings on the trip. We can provide a sleeping bag for an additional cost.
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