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Iberá Wetlands

The Iberá Wetlands form a system of streams, marshes, lakes and swamps, making them one of the most prominent freshwater reserves in South America and the largest protected area in Argentina.

These marshy wetlands are home to caiman, otters, howler monkeys and wolves, plus hundreds of species of bird. The indigenous communities of the wetlands inhabited the area as early as in the 9th century.

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Experiences in Iberá Wetlands

The remoteness of the region in northern Argentina restricted tourism in the past, but now the area is welcoming visitors in a low-key way, with small, family friendly lodges focusing on relaxation and water-based or horseback exploration of the wetlands.

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