The Iguazú cascades straddle the Argentina–Brazil border, rising some 80 metres and spanning a three-kilometre ridge.
Sitting on the Argentine-Brazilian border, these spectacular cascades are some 240 ft (80m) high and span across a 2 mile (3 km) ridge. Rivalling the Niagara Falls in their strength and scale, they are one of the most coveted sights in South America. Come also for the diversity of plants and local wildlife, including tapir and howler monkeys.
Meet the team working to restore jaguars to the wild at the center associated with the Iberá Project.
A full-day river journey with a rewilding coordinator, watching for caimans, capybaras, and peccaries.
Visit the pre-release enclosures for giant otters, a species formerly absent from Argentina.
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