We know from our experience unusual places and must-see trails where a foreign visitor can marvel at jaw-dropping panoramas without a pinch of a crowd to spoil the view.
Our goal is that in addition to world-famous attractions such as Patagonia, the Andes or the IguazĂş Falls, those who visit us know at least a hidden part of Argentina, the less famous but no less surprising. That is why we now founded See by Road.
From a social, cultural and religious perspective the Jesuit Missions were a unique experience. They were founded between 1609 and 1818 in the heart of the La Plata basin, in a region that comprises the present-day Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay. The creation of these colonies was one of the most remarkable events in the history of mankind. Â ...
The Iberá marshlands means “shining waters” and this describes perfectly what the visitor will see in this unique area. This ecosystem is not a place receiving massive tourism which makes it a perfect place for those wanting to closely get in touch with nature but also caring the preservation of species. ...
This fantastic wetland invites you to navigate among submerged trees and creepers making the whole landscape seem a surrealist picture. Idealy to visit from April to September, when the Pilcomayo River keeps this wetland flooded contributing to create a natural spot of singular beauty and the right place to share adventure activities with family or friends. Lodging consists of camp sites or modest ecologic shelters. The na ...
Imagine an ecosystem with an area almost as large as Poland, a huge inland delta almost uninhabited, except for the impressive wildlife. This is the Pantanal, one of the most immense and virgin ecosystems on the planet. A natural wonder, home to a great diversity of flora and fauna. It’s ...
Located right in the center of South America, has no outlet to the sea. Paraguay is an island surrounded by land, as once was described by a poet. Paraguay is still hidden from tourists, but it offers untamed natural beauty, incredible wildlife, and a great tradition and colonial history to discover. ...
In this kaleidoscopic region of salt pans, undulating plateaus, hundreds of volcanoes, multicolored mountains, and high plateaus which are shared by Argentina, Bolivia and Chile, the humans have settled since time immemorial in their fertile vall ...
Guided road trip inside the deep Argentina including the Iberá wetlands, the South American forest and the Iguazú Falls.
from $Overland into the Andean Region, including the Humahuaca Gorge and the Calchaqui Valleys. Where America touch the sky
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