A TRAIL OF RESTORATION IN ARGENTINA

Together with expert guides, set out on foot, horseback, by bike, 4x4 vehicle, or boat - each offering a unique way to discover the wildlife and explore these landscapes. Activities are adapted daily, depending on the reserve’s conservation priorities, and no two days are ever the same. Track reintroduced species like the iconic jaguar, giant anteater and pampas deer on foot or go boating on Laguna Iberá to get closer to caimans, capybaras, and abundant birdlife, looking out for over 350 avian species, including the rare yellow cardinal. Go horseback riding, wading through streams and grasslands to spot marsh deer, and as evening falls, prepare for thrilling wildlife encounters and firefly displays under clear starry skies as you set out on a night safari.

This is a place where southern right whales breach just offshore, elephant seals gather on secluded beaches, and the cries of orcas echo along the coast; where every activity is crafted not only to bring you closer to this rich biodiversity, but also to the ongoing conservation work that protects it. Guided by local experts and researchers, you’ll trace the coastline, walking the wind-swept paths, and witnessing firsthand the delicate balance between science, land, and wildlife. Daily excursions include 4x4 outings and guided treks to observe wildlife, paleontological sites, and penguin colonies, while private boat tours allow you to witness whales breaching at impossibly close quarters. Here, your days promise not just discovery, but a profound connection to a place where nature leads, and humans follow with respect.