Esteros del Iberá

A Journey to the Heart of Guarani Tradition

Venturing into the Esteros del Iberá is diving into a profound horizon, where grasslands and reeds create a landscape that seems to stretch to infinity. This unique journey, which takes place at Portal Carambola in Concepción, Corrientes, guides us through one of the richest and most diverse ecosystems in the world, where nature is displayed in its fullest expression. For 3 nights and 4 days, the Iberá journey invites us to explore these lands on horseback, crossing marshy areas and navigating lagoons and estuaries by canoe, following routes traversed by generations.

Dates 2025

2025

March: 7 to 10.
March: 22 to 25.
Holy Week: April 17 to 20.
April: 23 to 26
April: 30 to May 3
May: 7 to 10
May: 20 to 25. 3 days of horseback ride at Ibera and then 3 days of a typical gaucho festival.
September: 4 to 7
September: 11 to 14
October: 9 to 12
October: 15 to 18
November 8 to 11

A deep immersion into Guarani culture and tradition

The Esteros del Iberá are not just a destination of unparalleled natural beauty; they are also an example of conservation and sustainability. This journey is part ofthe conceptual path of the Rewilding Foundation, a collaboration aimed atprotecting and preserving the natural wealth of one of the largest aquifers and reserves of fauna and flora in the world. Through this partnership, the goal is notonly to enjoy the environment but also to contribute to its preservation, ensuringthat future generations can experience the same natural wonder.

The Iberá journey is not a conventional tourist route; it is an opportunity to connect with the most authentic aspects of the Corrientes landscape. Here, nature is not just observed but lived, breathed, and felt in every corner. This trip allows us to disconnect from routine and reconnect with the essential, in an environment where time seems to stand still and life flows with a serenity that only the Esteros del Iberácan offer.

How to Get Here

To get there, you have 3 options:
1) You can drive to Concepción, a city located 946 km from Buenos Aires.
2) Take a bus to Saladas. From there, arragne with us for a pick up or book a transfer 87km.
3) Fly to the Corrientes Capital Airport. We can assis with transfers information to Concepción 183km.

What to Bring

This is an authentic and rustic gaucho experience. We provide all meals, drinks, tents, horses, and horse equipment.

You'll need:
§ Sleeping bag
§ Layered clothing for cold temperatures and wind
§ Hat with a cord
§ Camera
§ Gloves
§ Personal hygiene items
§ Swimwear in the summer months
§ Sunscreen

Frequent questions

Do I need to be an experienced rider?

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.

Are your trips adapted for families?

Yes, we have trips for families. Depending on the age of the children and their
horseback riding experience, we take shorter or longer excursions.

How old should children be for these trips?

Minimum 12 years old. Contact us before.

Can you help us book other trips to Argentina?

Yes of course.

What do i need to bring?

Sleeping bag.
Layered garments, for cold temperatures and wind.
Drawstring hat.
Camera.
Gloves.
Hat with headlamp.
Personal toiletries.
Towel.
Swimwear.

Do you have insurance?

Yes, but we ask that you have your own individual insurance, specifying that you ride

horse.

Are your horses well trained and cared for?

Yes, they have a good life here.

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