Discover Delta Paradise in Tigre

The Paraná Delta is a region formed by the accumulation of sediments from the rivers of the north of our country, which drain into the Paraná and then into the Río de la Plata. The area that we visit on a catamaran is the one that belongs to Tigre and what makes it so special is the conjunction of nature and the history that gathers in it. Here you can enjoy landscapes of great natural beauty and samples of the daily life of those who inhabit their islands. In addition, for having been an enclave where settlers of different origins, renowned artists and families of the Argentine aristocracy left their mark, the samples of their works will surprise you.
• 2 hours navigation with spanish guide, along the most picturesque rivers and islands of this paradise.
• Catamaran will let you move freely between the glazed space and the upper deck, which like a huge balcony to the Delta, provides an unbeatable view.
• Both areas let you sitting and appreciate the landscape with all the necessary amenities to enjoy several dining options, audio system, wide corridors and bathrooms for both sexes
• Presentation at the pier 01 hs PM approximately. Start of the trip: 1: 30 hs. PM (punctual) 
• Easy to arrive from the down town hotel zone.
• By train from Retiro station (start of route) to Tigre station (end of route) are about 70 minutes of travel.
• This service is not included.
• Our private dock is only 350 meters from the Tigre train terminal station (end of route), crossing a historic bridge. 
• Departures 365 days a year. 
• It is not suspended by rain. 
• It does not require a minimum of passengers. 
• Children under 8 year old pay in our pier a fee of 20% of the value (approximately) with local currency, before boarding. 
• Includes Municipal Boarding Tax.
• Gastronomy on board is offered, not included in the rate. Form of payment: only in cash and with local currency. 
• We suggest comfortable clothes and footwear. 
• Before or after the navigation you can visit the Puerto de Frutos and Museo del Mate. Both of them, very close to our pier.