Lodge Highlights
- Enjoy stunning lake views from the lodge's pool.
- Watch for any of the more than 350 species of birds that visit the wetlands.
- Take a boat safari during the day or night and watch the capybara families play.
- Relax in comfort while enjoying the rustic naturalism of Irupe Lodge, nestled amidst the wetlands.
Lodge Overview
The Iberá Lake and marshlands are among the last natural paradises on earth. Visitors of Irupe Lodge can get face to face with caimans, capybaras, swamp deer, pampas deer, howler monkeys, giant otters, anacondas, greater rheas and hundreds of birds. The wetlands cover over 13,000 km² of marsh with over 60 lakes. The nature reserve, founded in the year 1983, is located 800 kilometres north of Buenos Aires.
Due to its mild climate and isolation, the marsh is an area where wild animals are still the stars. Within Argentina and South America, the Iberá Wetlands are the Ornithologist’s Mecca. Over 350 species of birds live in this virgin landscape and most of them can be spotted easily.
Irupé Lodge offers 8 rooms and a family suite. All the rooms provide a unique view to the Iberá Lake. They surprise with large spaces and a combination of modern – rustic architecture. There is a swimming pool nicely fitted into nature at 15m from the lake shore. You will be able to watch numerous birds also enjoying water, fruits and flowers of our park of 15.000 square meters. A wooden bridge connects the main house with the lake Iberá where the capybara families play around and the alligators have their sunbath. This is the place where – day and night – the boat safaris start.
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Trip Type:
This Yampu recommended trip add-on may only be booked in conjunction with any of our personalized trips. Your Yampu Tour Consultant will design an itinerary for you according to your available dates, interests and type of hotels. This is your trip and we will work on making it perfect!
Irupe Lodge, San Martín Department, Corrientes Province, Argentina
Places You'll See
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Corrientes
The capital city of the region Corrientes, Argentina, it is located on the eastern shore of the Parana River roughly 621 miles from Buenos Aires. It contains a mixture of colonial and modern architecture filled with numerous churches throughout the city and home to one of the biggest carnival celebrations in the country.
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