This subtropical region shared by Argentina and Brazil covers an extensive area that starts in the North-east of Argentina and ends in the Carnival capital of Rio de Janeiro. One of the most impressive natural wonders in South America, the IguazuFalls, is a must when traveling in the area; more than 200 falls up to a height of 60 meters surrounded by dense jungle and wildlife which allows multiple activities. Ibera Marshlands, are famous for its ecosystem biodiversity, home of over 350 species of birds, 85 species of mammals, and 70 reptiles, it offers adventurers different and unique activities while staying in a traditional estancia. Apart from the fact of being the world’s largest wetland, the wild Pantanal owns the richest variety of fauna in the Americas: 700 species of birds, 100 of mammals, 80 of reptiles, 240 of fish as well as a great number of invertebrates still not classified; and is the ideal place for those seeking for unpopulated spots to discover camping or staying at jungle lodges. The groovy Rio de Janeiro is worldwide known as the capital of carnival and is the icon of Brazil as beach, sun, football, caipirinha and happiness; its marvelous Ipanema and Copacabana will let you live it.
