Argentina's northeast, home to the world famous Iguazu Falls, is practically virgin territory since it has not yet been fully developed by the tourism industry. Its exuberant green vegetation is made up of a unique combination of forests and jungles. From the immense forests of autochthonous palm trees in the Palm Tree National Park to the tropical Amazonic Jungle, this region boasts the rarest Wildlife species in all of Argentina. Black Caymans, assorted monkeys, Carpinchos (large, web footed south American rodents) venison, snakes, and exotic birds and plants like the Victoria Regia are all to be found in the exciting Ibera Swamplands.

Iguazu Falls: see them from the Argentine, Brazilian side, or both.

Macuco Path:an exotic combination of wild plant and animal life, the Macuco path lies in the Iguazu National park. This tour includes rafting along side these impressive waterfalls.

Tropicana Foz Bird Park:observe living specimens of the typical Jungle birds of the region.

Jesuit Missionary Ruins: tour the fascinating St. Ignacio and St. Ana Jungle mission ruins.
Ranch in Misiones Province: only 100kms from the Iguazu waterfalls. Lodging, meals, cattle breeding, "Yerba Mate" cultivation.

Expedition to the Ibera Swamplands: : plenty of nature and adventure in ranches located in the Corrientes province.

Jungle & Waterfalls Overlanding: depart from BA passing through Entre Rios, Corrientes, and Iguazu.