Itinerary
At the indicated time, we'll meet at The Host, Jangadero 136, and at 8:30 p.m. we'll depart from this point in Puerto Iguazú for the Iryapú Nature Reserve, located in the Paraná Rainforest.

Once we arrive at this nature reserve, which covers an area of about 600 hectares, we'll set off on an unforgettable night hike. On this tour, we'll learn about the customs and traditions of the Mbyá Guaraní indigenous people, who have inhabited this territory since time immemorial.

Along this low-difficulty hike, which covers a total of 4 kilometers, we'll see huge trees such as rosewood, guatambú, and cedars. We'll also see strangler figs and a wide variety of palm trees, güembé ferns, orchids, and fruit trees.

During the walk, we'll also spot various kinds of animals, such as coatis, weasels, capuchin monkeys, kinkajous, ocelots, and snakes. If we look carefully, we may also see frogs, arachnids, and a wide variety of insects. To preserve their habitat, we'll pick up litter in the area using a special bag.

Finally, we'll walk back to the starting point of the hike and from there we'll return to the meeting point in Puerto Iguazú, where we're scheduled to arrive two hours after pick-up.