This journey combines two little-known environments of remarkable natural value: the forest of Chaco National Park and the rivers, lagoons and gallery forests of the Jaaukanigás Ramsar Wetland. Over four days we walk interpretive trails, navigate inner channels of the wetland and visit historic towns deeply connected to the Chaco forest. This trip is designed for travelers who enjoy observing, understanding and exploring nature at an unhurried pace, in small groups and accompanied by local guides. Entrance into the humid Chaco protected area to walk interpretive trails with certified park guides. Observation of native Chaco forest flora and a wide variety of birdlife. Group lunch inside the park and return to Resistencia. Transfer to the northern sector of the Jaaukanigás wetland and walk in Jardín Florido Municipal Reserve, a transition zone between ecosystems. Historical tour in Villa Guillermina and birdwatching walk in the forest wedge area. Transfer to Las Toscas and evening outing. Boat navigation through inner channels of the wetland crossing gallery forests and open water lagoons. Visit to an indigenous historical site, tour of Las Toscas and San Antonio de Obligado before returning to the lodge. Final interpretive walk through wetland edges and forested areas. Return to Resistencia around midday. Accommodation in Resistencia and Las Toscas in comfortable, well-located lodgings ideal for rest after each day’s activities. Included Not included Price per person: ARS 649,000 Interest-free installments from the moment of booking or credit card financing. This journey is ideal for travelers interested in nature, photography, birdwatching and little-visited environments of northern Argentina, looking for a calm and well-guided experience. No. Walks are easy and done at a relaxed pace. It is an Abipón word meaning “people of the water,” referring to the historic relationship with the wetland. No. It is a Ramsar Site and is currently in the process of being declared a Provincial Park. Over 300 recorded species including herons, jacanas, screamers, anhingas, jabirus, snail kites and many ducks and raptors. The meeting and ending point is the city of Resistencia. Limited to 16 travelers. You can secure your place and be part of this exploration of two of Argentina’s least visited natural environments.Jaaukanigás and Chaco National Park
The Chaco forest and one of Argentina’s largest wetlands in a single journey
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Day 1 – Chaco National Park · View details
Day 2 – Jaaukanigás: Florencia and Villa Guillermina · View details
Day 3 – Navigation through Jaaukanigás wetland · View details
Day 4 – Los Winker trail and return · View details
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May 22–25, 2026 4 days / 3 nights Maximum group: 16 travelers Difficulty: Low Price from: ARS 649,000 Interest-free installments
