Paraguay / Uruguay Travel Packages
The most under explored pocket of South America, this area is rich in farmland, forest and folklore. The area is great for rural tourism.
Paraguay is a land locked country and the remains of Rio Parana is a testament to a major social experiment on the continent. The people are warm and hospitable and the mate flows freely.
Uruguay is a land of rolling hills best explored by horseback. Montevideo is the capital and the main port with seaside neighborhoods and a refurbished historical center.
A very popular resort is Punta del Este or travel the empty beaches and fishing villages toward Brazil to see sea lions, penguins and the occasional old fortress. Be sure and bring you binoculars because the bird watching is excellent.
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When pleasure and adventure are combined you will relive unforgettable moments. On this ship personal treatment of each member of the crew, the ambient and the first class rooms compose this excellent journey. The cabins are made from best noble wood and make sure that each cabin is an oases of tranquility. The mission is not only giving you the best service; also Cruise ship tries to protect the nature and to divulge the regions of the country. Enjoy the whole travel aboard, the activities like fishing, excursions in to the country side, historical places and the small cities and all the things this amazing River Paraguay has to offer, always accompanied by information about the special area, folkloric music and the friendly hospitality...Read More
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Guaraní means "warrior" in English. Nowadays we don't know much about these people, whom lived in most parts of South America during the 16th Century. In Paraguay the center zone of the Guarani, only 1% of this population is left. But their culture, and way of life is noticeable everywhere. More then 80% of the Paraguayan speak Yopara a mixture of Spanish and Guaraní. Guaraní and Spanish are the official languages of Paraguay; also the money is called Guaraní. The first Governor insisted the amalgamation between the Spanish and the Indians that's why most of the Paraguayan ancestors are Spanish and Guaraní, but they don't belong to the Indians. Today a lot of the citizens in Paraguay are very proud of their roots, and they try to preserve this culture. A serious problem is that the living circumstances of the real Indians is still a traditional lifestyle and changes very slowly. On this journey we want to try to show you more about these fascinating people, to tell you something about their history, and their traditional way of live...Read More
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We start our tour in the wonderful city of Montevideo. The next day we continue our ride in the amazing coastal province of 'Rocha' - protected area and declared world biosphere reserve - when we arrive at a hotel built in the same style as the nearby 17th century fort, right on the border with Brazil. We ride along isolated beaches, over shifting sand dunes, through palm groves and shady woodlands and on along the shores of the wetlands. The variety of birds - hummingbirds, flamingos, kingfishers, flycatchers, rheas (similar to ostriches) - that we see in these habitats is incredible. The pace will be many times quite fast (lots of canters) - the grassy pastures and firm beaches allow this on strong and well-trained criollo and criollo cross horses...Read More
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Southern German dialects in the middle of a tropical rain forest? In Paraguay it's usual: since the 19th century Paraguay is one of the favored destinations of the German immigrants. On this trip you will visit different places in Paraguay which have an important part in the Paraguayan-German history...Read More
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Untouched nature, rough gaucho, the old and new, historical and modern prospering Paraguay. On this trip we will show you the real and aboriginal country in the heart of South America with its gently people, culture and tradition...Read More
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