| Duration: | 6 Day(s) - 5 Night(s) |
| Tour Category: | Canoeing |
A tour sailing the waterways of the fabulous Iguazu River, to venture into natural areas and have the possibility of seeing native wildlife: monkeys, alligators, lizards, speckled capybaras, corzuelas, and many varieties of birds can stand in our path.
This vast region of beautiful rivers and mountains and small coastal communities offers the experience of sailing in a canoe and moving forward, discovering the flora, fauna, and the secrets of a region not well known and very interesting.
MODALITY
Journey canoes
Canadian type, sit on top (for 2 or 3 people each). Navigation is downstream and requires no previous experience. Overnight in tents in campgrounds (without the comforts of a conventional camping) on riverbank routes.
SCHEDULE
What we present here is the planned route for the crossing, but the exact route, the duration of each stage of travel, and the choice of alternative routes are subject to various factors such as weather conditions and group assessment by the guide.
Day 1: Around 7 pm. Bus departure from Buenos Aires to Wanda, Misiones.
Day 2: About Noon, we reached our Destination.
Transfer to the banks of the San Antonio River natural border with Brazil (after passing through the village of Andresito for recent purchases). Presentation, safety standards, and practice with the boats. At night, a campfire and a welcome dinner.
Day 3: San Antonio River
In the morning, after breakfast, we break camp and start sailing downstream by the San Antonio River. After a few hours, we reached the confluence with the great Iguazu River. Landing and lunch. Relax and photos, all in an amazing part: this place is called "The two borders" where we will observe the "Iguazu National Park" on the right bank of the river, and also the boundary stone which marks the eastern boundary between Argentina and Brazil.
After the break, we follow the Iguazú river to the creek San Francisco, rather than our next camp.
Paddling time: 5 hours. approx. Distance travelled: 20 km. approx.
Day 4: Iguazu River
Had breakfast and carried out the preparations for a new day of adventure. Always downstream of the Iguazu River, the natural border between Argentina and Brazil. Shortly after leaving, we make an interesting stop on "Isla del Sol," an amazing place, full of nature, where we can walk and see native wildlife.
Our tour continues until reaching the beautiful camp Cantera. Landing, assembly campsite, and dinner preparations. Camp-fire. Paddling time: 6 hrs. approx. Distance travelled: 30 km. approx.
Day 5: Andresito
After breakfast, we will dismantle the campsite and depart for Andresito, then to Wanda to board the bus that takes us to Buenos Aires.
Day 6: Buenos Aires
08:00 am about arrival in Buenos Aires.
Included Services:
-Internal Transfers
-3 Nights accommodation in tents and primitive camping.
-Full board, no a la carte menu, from the snack of Day 2 to breakfast on Day 5. (4 meals a day: breakfast. Lunch, snack, and dinner. - Includes snacks.
-Tickets to parks and nature reserves.
-Rental of vessels with oars, life jackets, and relevant equipment.
-Logistics General (kitchen, safety features, orientation, etc.)
Support-Land Vehicle
-Guidance for each activity and permanent coordination group.
-Previous advice.
Services NOT included
-Transfer round-trip between Buenos Aires and Wanda.
-Meals during long-distance travel (outbound and return).
-Drinks not included.
-Medical insurance.
-Personal equipment rental (backpack, sleeping bag, etc.).
