Boarding the boat to start the tour along the "Canal Corriente" gets the adrenalin going. You are about to start a beautiful adventure. We'll navigate through masses of floating water weeds of the Ibera lagoon while enjoying a magnificent landscape. Local fauna will be present all along the way. It is an area with a great diversity of autochthonous animals such as black and broad-snouted caimans, marsh deer, capybaras, and neo-tropical otters as well as numerous kinds of birds.

Another boat circuit goes along the Miriñay River. The landscape is much different from the one we've seen on the Canal Corriente. It is a place highly recommended for photographers and bird watchers. In the marshes there are more than 350 bird species, some of them that stand out are the Southern Screamer, the Great Egret, the Giant Wood-Rail, the Strange-tailed Tyrant, and the Yellow Cardinal among others.

As the sun sets, the night navigation comes out as a new alternative. It is a unique excursion where the night habits of the local fauna can be discovered. Navigating slowly, the guide will pin point the caimans, capybaras and other residents of the lagoon. It is a once in a life time experience.