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Iberá Marshes

The Ibera Wetlands are located between the Province of Buenos Aires and the Iguazú Falls. With an area of more than 3.2 million hectares, it is undoubtedly one of the most important natural regions in the world.

In the lower areas, rainwater fills the basins creating the impressive wetlands and more than 60 lagoons, some with islands of floating plants. In the higher areas, the remnants of the Paranaense rainforest, palm groves and grasslands with several areas of forest dominate the landscape. This variety of landscapes that produce both wet and dry ecosystems creates the great diversity of flora and fauna found in this area.This is an unspoiled destination, which gives us the opportunity to explore nature by becoming the protagonists.