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The trip starts in Buenos Aires heading to the province
of "Corrientes". In our way we will make
a stop at the "Palacio San José",
nowadays a museum that is a living witness of the
Argentine history. |
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We will follow our way through the "El Palmar"
National Park. Having as major attraction the native
palm trees (Yatay palms) that abound in the landscape.
We will also observe some dense tree galleries over
the river's margin, that serve as shelter to a diverse
fauna. |
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Arriving to the city of Concordia we will relax
and take a thermal bath so as to be fine tuned to
continue our voyage on the very next day to our
new destiny… The "Ibera" marshlands. |
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Here, and infinite numbers of activities, adventures
and surprises awaits for us like kayaking through
the marshlands, photo safaris, horse riding and
for the adventure ones a guided snorkel with "yacarés"
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Entering the province of "Misiones", we'll
make a stop in the city of "Posadas" from
where we'll continue to the Jesuit ruins of "San
Ignacio" which were declared as World Heritage
by the UNESCO and immortalized in the film "The
Mission" |
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We'll head towards the "Moconá"
falls, a pristine rainforest environment that we
will fully live from our exclusive and luxury jungle-lodging.
During our stay a floating adventure trip on the
river "Yaboti Guazú" and a visit
to a "Guaraní" aborigine town,
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The closing of the trip will be in hands of the
"Iguazú National Park". Here, the
incredible furious red soil and the roaming of the
river will set up the scenerio for the world famous
"Iguazú falls"(UNESCO World Heritage
- 1986), where we'll navigate trough its waterfalls.
The park shares with Brazil one of the world's largest
and most impressive waterfalls. It is home to many
rare and endangered species of flora and fauna.
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