Top Buenos Aires Wildlife Watching

If you are passionate about birding, nature, and photography, in this private experience you will discover the main urban birdwatching hotspot of Buenos Aires: the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, next to the Río de la Plata and a few minutes from the center. Along with a specialized local guide, you will tour lagoons, wetlands, grasslands, and native forest where more than 300 bird species, as well as other wild animals in their natural habitat, can be identified. Its paths, accessible to the public, are a window into the native flora and fauna. The reserve offers excellent opportunities for bird photography, wildlife observation, and contact with nature without leaving the city, ideal for those who enjoy these activities during their stay, stopover, or cruise in Buenos Aires.

Talavera Island offers the opportunity to explore one of the best preserved and least known sectors of the Paraná Delta just 90 minutes from the city. It is accessible to any traveler - especially those who have little time before or after their cruise or stopover - to approach natural environments outside the tourist circuit and very rich in variety of birds. Each outing is different, as day conditions and wetland dynamics offer multiple possibilities to observe birds and photograph fauna. The island allows you to enter a wide natural landscape, with a feeling of isolation difficult to find so close to Buenos Aires. It is an ideal experience for birders, nature photographers and travellers looking to discover the most authentic and wild side of birding in the region.

It is a new proposal to know the Tigre Delta. A day of guided sailing and hiking. Artisanal boat trips, guided by Sebastián Arena, islander and nature interpreter. A unique navigation experience, live charting, bird watching, flora and fauna identification, anchoring in the Río de la Plata. Landscapes, Sounds, Flavors History Culture Nature Tourism