Lunch at Local Restaurant
Gualeguaychú, Argentina.
Discover the beautiful city of Gualeguaychú. This city is a permanent invitation to rest, its landscapes call us to contemplate rivers, forests, ñandubayes, willows, and ceibos that make captivating scenarios. A getaway to explore the most attractive and authentic points of the city, Plaza San Martín, the Carnival Museum, Senderos del Monte Nature Reserve, and the Altos del Potrero Vineyard.
Duration: 3 days
Price per person on a quadruple basis, in US dollars.
MINIMUM 4 PASSENGERS
Gualeguaychú, Argentina.
Gualeguaychú, Argentina.
Travel dates: all year round
Blackout dates: none
Departures every day
Minimum 4 passengers Extra cost applies for solo travelers/couples
At Mater we always search for alternative activities to those usually chosen by large groups of tourists so that you can have more intimate and authentic experiences, without missing out on the most emblematic places in Argentina.
Gualeguaychú is a city that is not frequently visited by foreign tourists. Here, you’ll get the chance to get close and learn about the local culture, a cheerful carnival culture. You’ll also kayak in a calm river surrounded by green landscapes. You’ll have a local bilingual guide with remarkable knowledge about nature and culture in the area.
On top of our general sustainability policies (see here), there are some specific sustainable actions we take in this particular tour.
In Gualeguaychú you’ll visit a natural reserve that is essential for the conservation of local species and a great place to watch birds. You’ll also get to go horseback riding in the reserve.
Plus you’ll get the chance to learn about the history of the indigenous peoples, Chanás and Guaraníes, in the Manuel Almeida Museum.
Buenos Aires – Gualeguaychú: about 3 hs by car (230km)
The weather here is quite humid and may reach high temperatures during the summer around 35ºC (95ºF) in December, January, February and March. In winter temperatures are between 15ºC (59ºF) and 18ºC (64ºF).
Yes, it is a small and safe city.
We especially suggest you try fish from the river, such as the pacú.
Thank you Juliana for receiving us in Senderos. Amazing natural reserve