Explore the frontlines of conservation in partnership with Rewilding Argentina as you journey through the revived wetlands of Iberá and the lush Misiones jungle. Track elusive wildlife like the maned wolf and jaguar, learn from Indigenous leaders and agroecological pioneers, and stay in soulful lodges that honor both luxury and local culture. This journey offers not just awe-inspiring landscapes, but a deeper understanding of how nature and community thrive when given the space to heal.

Conservation Spotlights:

Jaguar Reintroduction Program
Argentina’s top predator, the jaguar, had been extinct in Iberá for over 70 years. Now, through groundbreaking efforts by Rewilding Argentina, the species is returning. You’ll have the rare opportunity to learn about this flagship reintroduction program, including how researchers use soft-release enclosures, GPS collars, and behavioral observation to ensure successful reintegration into the wild.

Corrientes Community Collaboration
Rewilding isn’t just about wildlife — it’s about people. In Iberá, conservation efforts are deeply tied to community well-being. Local families and former ranchers have become eco-guides, artisans, and wildlife monitors, creating a regenerative model where nature protection and economic opportunity go hand in hand. Your stay supports community-owned initiatives that protect the wetlands and empower the people who call them home.

Urban Green Spaces in Buenos Aires
Even in a bustling capital like Buenos Aires, conservation is alive. The city's Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur, once an abandoned dumping ground, has been restored into a thriving urban reserve — a model of how cities can coexist with nature. Your visit highlights how Argentina is thinking holistically about conservation, from wetlands and forests to city centers.

Selva Misionera Restoration
The rainforest surrounding Iguazú, known as the Selva Misionera, is part of the rapidly vanishing Atlantic Forest biome. Reforestation projects here aim to reconnect fragmented habitats and restore corridors for species like pumas, toucans, and howler monkeys. Your stay at Glamping Selva Iguazú contributes to eco-tourism initiatives that protect these wild spaces and promote sustainable development.

Iberá Wetlands – Rewilding Argentina
Once depleted by decades of cattle ranching, the Iberá Wetlands are now a beacon of global conservation success. Thanks to the pioneering efforts of Rewilding Argentina, extinct or endangered species — including the giant anteater, red-and-green macaw, and jaguar — are being reintroduced to restore ecological balance. Your time here directly supports this living laboratory of hope, where nature is healing and thriving.

Iguazú – Forest, Falls & Indigenous Futures
The Atlantic Forest around Iguazú is one of the most biodiverse ecosystems in the world — and one of the most threatened. As you explore this lush paradise, you’ll also meet members of the Guaraní community, Indigenous guardians whose deep ecological knowledge is vital to protecting both land and culture. Your visit helps support sustainable livelihoods, forest preservation, and cross-cultural understanding.

Day 1: Arrive in Buenos Aires

Overnight: MIO Hotel Buenos Aires
Welcome to Argentina! Upon arrival in Buenos Aires, meet your guide and chauffeur for a private transfer to your hotel. In the evening, enjoy a hands-on welcome dinner that immerses you in Argentina’s rich culinary heritage. You’ll learn to make empanadas, share mate, and taste homemade alfajores while connecting with locals passionate about their culture.
Meals included: Dinner

Day 2: Cultural Icons & Eco-Art Experience

Overnight: MIO Hotel Buenos Aires
Today’s immersive city tour includes Buenos Aires’ most historic districts—Plaza de Mayo, La Boca, and San Telmo. After lunch, participate in a sustainable art workshop along the Riachuelo River. Learn how a local artisan transforms waste into meaningful artwork and co-create your own piece using found materials collected during a mindful walk through the city.
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 3: Into the Wetlands | Iberá & Night Safari

Overnight: Rincón del Socorro, Iberá Wetlands
Fly to Iberá and transfer to your lodge nestled within a rewilded reserve. Enjoy the serenity of nature before joining a nocturnal safari through the wetlands—watch for owls, vizcachas, and the elusive maned wolf under a sky ablaze with stars.
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 4: Conservation Up Close & Local Encounters

Overnight: Rincón del Socorro, Iberá Wetlands
Spend the morning with scientists and biologists from Rewilding Argentina, learning about species reintroduction and ecosystem restoration efforts. In the afternoon, visit the nearby village of Uguay for a warm cultural exchange with the local community over mate, crafts, and stories.
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 5: Rewilding in Action

Overnight: Rincón del Socorro, Iberá Wetlands
Today is dedicated to hands-on conservation. Visit pre-release pens for ocelots and join field researchers tracking GPS-collared maned wolves. Witness the science and passion behind restoring native species to Iberá’s mosaic of wetlands, savannas, and forests.
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 6: Travel to Iguazú & Forest Welcome

Overnight: Glamping Selva Iguazú
Transfer to Iguazú and settle into your forest glamping retreat. In the evening, attend a powerful talk by biologists from the Yaguareté Project about the jaguar’s symbolic and ecological role in the Misiones Jungle.
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 7: Iguazú Falls & Agroecology Insight

Overnight: Glamping Selva Iguazú
Spend the morning exploring the breathtaking Iguazú Falls from Argentina’s side, including the iconic Devil’s Throat. In the afternoon, tour a tropical garden and fruit farm to learn about agroecological farming and its regenerative, ancestral principles.
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 8: Birdwatching & Ancestral Cooking with the Guaraní

Overnight: Glamping Selva Iguazú
Rise early for a peaceful birdwatching experience in one of South America’s richest bird habitats. In the afternoon, visit a local Guaraní community to take part in an ancestral cooking workshop. Prepare traditional dishes, share mate, and experience the power of oral storytelling and cultural resilience.
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 9: Borderlands, Biodiversity & Farewell

Overnight: Glamping Selva Iguazú
This morning, explore the Brazilian side of the falls, gaining a panoramic perspective and insight into transboundary conservation efforts. In the afternoon, journey by boat to the Triple Frontier landmark where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay meet. Toast to your journey with a farewell dinner at a jungle-inspired culinary experience rooted in wild flavors and celebration.
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 10: Depart Iguazú

Departure Day
Enjoy a final breakfast surrounded by the jungle, then transfer privately to the airport for your onward flight—carrying with you the inspiration of wild places, thriving cultures, and shared stewardship.
Meals included: Breakfast

Adventure-Ready: What to Expect Physically

This journey invites you to fully embrace Argentina’s wild beauty through engaging, moderate physical activity. Expect daily explorations over varied terrain—think forest trails, wetlands, and natural paths—that may be uneven and require a steady pace. You’ll enjoy immersive walks, occasional standing during exclusive experiences, and moments in warm, humid environments.

While no extreme fitness is required, a good level of mobility and stamina will enhance your experience and allow you to savor every moment comfortably. Our team is dedicated to providing personalized support and ensuring your journey is as seamless and luxurious as it is adventurous.

Refund & Cancellation Policy

We pour our hearts into crafting meaningful, conservation-driven journeys—and we know that travel plans are a significant investment of both time and intention. While we hope you’ll be able to join us, we understand that circumstances can change. Please review the following policy carefully before booking.

Standard Cancellation Terms

• 121+ days (4+ months) prior to departure: A $200 cancellation fee per person will apply.

• 61–120 days (2–4 months) prior to departure: 50% of the total trip cost, including internal flights, pre/post extensions, and added services (e.g. additional hotel nights), will be non-refundable.

• 60 days or fewer prior to departure: Unfortunately, we are unable to offer any refunds at this stage due to our financial commitments to local partners and accommodations.

Deposit Policy

• All trip deposits and payments are non-refundable.

• For fully private bookings (e.g., you reserve an entire departure), deposits are double the standard rate and remain non-refundable.

Special Note on Deposits & Cancellation Policy

This journey requires a non-refundable deposit of $1,000 USD per person, in addition to the total trip cost. This deposit secures your space on the itinerary and covers the cost of non-refundable, non-transferable permits. Please note that this policy differs from our standard terms, due to the unique nature of the experiences and conservation access included in this itinerary.

Travel Insurance Requirement

Because our trips venture into remote, wild, and weather-sensitive areas, comprehensive travel insurance is required for all travelers. This must include coverage for trip cancellation, interruption, emergency medical needs, and evacuation. We recommend purchasing travel insurance at the time of booking to maximize your coverage window. If you have any questions about this policy, we’re happy to assist.

What’s Not Included:

• Laundry services
• Items of a personal nature
• Tips and gratuities
• Alcoholic beverages
• Travel insurance
• Visas and international airfare