Top Paraguay Private Sightseeing Tours

Venture away from the bustling capital city of Paraguay and embark on a birdwatching adventure. Head to the town of Chacoí, surrounded by marshlands and a diverse ecosystem, to see various bird species including ringed, Amazon and Green Kingfishers, toco toucans, Crimson-crested Woodpeckers, and much more. This private tour is inclusive of breakfast and lunch as well as entrance fees.

Discover Asunción with a guide who loves his country and is eager to share its stories and legends. This tour will take you to the heart of Paraguay's capital, where you'll explore the Panteón Nacional de los Héroes, Casa de la Independencia, and other historic landmarks. Learn about Paraguay's journey to independence, its rich cultural heritage, and the modern history that shapes this vibrant city. Enjoy a personalized experience, perfect for those who want an in-depth and tailored exploration of Asunción's most iconic sites.

Asuncion can sometimes feel inaccessible to foreign visitors, but this private walking tour makes the city easy to explore. Your local guide will contact you beforehand to understand your interests and ensure you see only what excites you. This is a personalized walking tour where you will discover the exterior of monuments, including museums; however, if you would like to include a museum visit, just let us know in advance and we can adjust the itinerary. As you stroll through the streets, your guide shares insights into local life, culture, and history, revealing hidden gems and stories you won’t find on your own. Perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples, this tour offers a unique, insider perspective on Asuncion, combining must-see landmarks with authentic local experiences.

Why is this the best tour of the Iguacu Falls? Because you live everything – in a single day, with exclusivity and excitement! This private tour was thought out in the smallest detail to offer the best possible experience: comfort, agility, unforgettable landscapes and a personalized care from start to finish. You’ll explore both sides of the Falls – the Argentine with its immersive trails and breathtaking proximity to the falls, and the Brazilian with breathtaking panoramic views. It's impossible to say which is more beautiful... So you deserve to see both! With optimized logistics and the company of a passionate and experienced guide, you learn, get excited and connect with nature in a unique way. And if you want more adrenaline, there is the option of a boat ride (optional) that takes you to the heart of the falls.

Explore Asuncion with a local guide, called a lokafyer, who will help you to customize this tour just as you like, or you can follow their suggestion and see the city through your guide’s eyes. You can take as much time as you like between two and six hours strolling around the city. You’ll most likely stop at the Government Palace, El Paraguayo Independiente, and Juan de Ayolas, but it is up to you.

Iguazu Falls has been named as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World in a 2011 global poll, but it can be tough to work out the best places to take in this marvel of Mother Nature. That’s why this private tour takes you to several scenic spots across the region. Head from Asuncion to Foz de Iguazu for a full day exploring the Iguazu National Park.

The Route of Lake and Paraguayan Culture is a unique experience that connects the history, art and landscapes of Greater Asunción. The tour begins in Areguá, famous for its artisanal ceramics and picturesque historic center. There you can visit Cerro Koi, declared Natural Heritage of Paraguay, and enjoy an unparalleled view of the natural environment. The Church of Our Lady of the Candelaria of Areguá has its origins in 1862, built on the former oratorio of the Mercedarios. It became the center around which the city of Areguá grew up, making it a historical and spiritual landmark, its location in "La Loma" offers a privileged view of Lake Ypacaraí. Finally, the tour culminates on the shores of Lake Ypacaraí

Travel deep into the Paraguayan ‘Chaco,’ an ecological region that harbors a startling array of wildlife and a unique culture, during this 10-hour excursion. Covering more than 250,000 square miles (640,000 square kilometers) of territory, the Chaco is home to numerous indigenous tribes and a wealth of creatures. Start your trip with a bird-watching outing to spot wild ducks, herons and storks. Then get a sense for the region’s unique culture at Pai School Pukú, the region’s foremost youth educational center and trade school. Your visit to the Chaco also includes a guide and round-trip hotel transport.

Explore the charming city of Villarrica on a city walking tour, where local guides will immerse you in the rich culture and traditions of the area. Stroll through its cobblestone streets, steeped in culture and art and discover its historic heritage enjoying fascinating stories that reflect the identity of this iconic city. This tour will connect you to the essence of the city, offering you an authentic and memorable experience. Don't miss it!

Don’t miss a chance to visit the Botanical Gardens when in Asuncion to see the region's vast amounts of birds. This hassle-free, private tour takes you and your private group directly from your hotel or other accommodation to the Botanical Gardens, and your personal guide explains all of the colorful birds you see. No need to move along with a group, but rather you can take your time on this tour.

Delve into the captivating Paraguayan Chaco on a unique off-road safari that showcases one of South America’s least explored ecosystems. Departing from Asunción, this adventure offers an authentic experience of nature exploration, wildlife observation, and photography. Travel through diverse landscapes, including dry forests, wetlands, and savannas, while guided by a local expert. This personalized tour is perfect for those seeking to connect with nature and discover hidden gems away from typical tourist paths. Small group sizes ensure personalized attention and immersive experiences Travel in a 4x4 vehicle designed for off-road adventures Observe a variety of birdlife and native wildlife in their natural habitats Ideal for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and photographers seeking unique experiences

Discover the serenity of fishing on the Paraguay and Manduvirá Rivers during this full-day adventure at Puerto Olivares. Experience stunning nature while journeying through diverse landscapes on dirt roads, followed by a memorable boat ride. The tour offers opportunities to see a variety of wildlife, including birds and mammals, amidst lush vegetation. Optional activities such as kayaking or biking allow for even more exploration in this picturesque environment. - Full-day fishing tour departing at 8:00 AM, lasting 10 to 13 hours - Private transport with air conditioning and lunch provided - Access to restrooms, barbecue areas, and a camping space - Guided tour with options for kayaking and biking available

This tour will fascinate you, in which you will enjoy all the nature and wildlife of the Paraguay and Manduvira rivers. Wetlands, riverbanks, but also small patches of forest will impress you with the great fauna all around you. We will also enjoy a great diversity of ecosystems such as palm savannas, forests, and grasslands, during a 10 km drive on a dirt road in which we will watch a good number of birds and other animals.

Passengers will be able to enjoy beautiful scenery during the tour and get to know some of the country’s emblematic places. Once you arrive in Foz de Iguazu, you head straight to the National Park, where in addition to enjoying the majesty of the Falls, you can observe a lush vegetation, allowing a unique ecological tourism experience.

Passengers will enjoy beautiful scenery throughout the tour and will have the opportunity to know some emblematic places of the country. Upon arriving in Foz de Iguazú, we will head directly to the National Park, where in addition to contemplating the majesty of the Falls, you will appreciate a lush vegetation in a unique natural environment, ideal for living an unforgettable ecological tourism experience.

Explore Iguazu Falls in Brazil and Argentina on a full-day guided tour with private shuttle service.

Explore the surroundings of Paraguay’s capital city to see a side of the country that many first-time visitors miss. With your guide to help you overcome the language barrier, you’ll admire colonial houses in Aregua, shop for artisan crafts in Itaugua, and soak up the sacred ambiance of a basilica in Caacupe.

Accompanied by expert guides, it will travel different paths and paths in environments of Selva (Atlantic Forest of Alto Paraná), grasslands and wetlands, being able to see a great diversity of resident and migratory species, some of them in categories of risk in terms of conservation (according to IUCN), within the first area of importance for Birds (IBA) of Paraguay. You will also take night outs (Owling, Herping, etc.) in safe and caring environments in which to carry out such activities with peace of mind. The tour includes round trips from Asunción to private areas of high biodiversity in the San Rafael National Park Reserve and surrounding areas, 4 meals daily, accommodations in the reserves (comfortable facilities in both areas that we will base) and all internal transfers. Difficulty levels on each particular route are adaptable to the requirements of travelers, with many customizable options.

The Great Chaco offers impressive wildlife, with good chance of seeing some of South America’s charismatic big mammals like jaguars, pumas and tapirs. It also hosts reptiles and birds in abundance, many of which are restricted to this ecoregion. You will enjoy a unique landscape with salt lakes that hold great concentrations of water birds and the dunes of Médanos del Chaco National Park (7 days tour) with its arid vegetation and the palm savannahs of the Humid Chaco. This tour will give you a chance to see Chaco endemic birds like Quebracho Crested-Tinamou, Black-legged Seriema, and Black-bodied Woodpecker. Lowland Tapir, Puma, Giant Anteater and Chacoan Peccary are amongst the mammals we may encounter: the last of these was presumed extinct when it was described from fossils in 1930. It came as a surprise when it was rediscovered in 1972, to become the (then) third and largest peccary species known! Today, the Paraguayan Chaco holds the main population of this species.