In a nutshell Paraná is the second longest river in South America after the Amazon River. Its delta, located near the city of Tigre, is a network of streams home to one of the richest varieties of exotic plants and animals providing a truly unforgettable natural spectacle.

Main stops

Tigre, boat ride
Paraná delta, flora and fauna, stilt houses
Coach tour, northern part of Greater Buenos Aires

The programme

Just 35 km from the federal capital, Tigre constitutes the gateway to the Paraná delta**. Founded in 1820 after some floods destroyed other settlements in the region, the city is surrounded by different streams that mark the start of the delta, boasting a marvellous natural landscape.
The tour starts with a boat ride through the many canals of the Paraná river. We sail along various streams creating several islands with a lush vegetation, willow woods and reeds along the banks. Hydrangeas and other flowers adorn the luxurious houses on stilts creating a truly beautiful landscape that is indeed worth seeing.
After the boat ride, a comfortable coach takes us on a historic tour in the northern part of the capital, the richest of Greater Buenos Aires.

Good to know

The excursion is reserved for guests who do not disembark in Buenos Aires.