Entre Ríos Province

Best travel reports from Entre Ríos Province

08.02.2024 Santiago de Chile

Today we broke up! No not like this! Karin wanted to stay at home and enjoy the amenities of the apartment building, such as the swimming pool and fitness room. I, on the other...

Support arrived from home

Kim arrived in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, with a large suitcase of spare parts. From here we head north to the Iguacu waterfalls. We have almost four weeks to do...

Gualeguaychú

Gualeguaychú is the stronghold of the Argentine carnival. There you can let it rip.

Aurora del Palmar: 3. Tag: Nationalpark und Kanufahren

Am dritten und letzten Tag sind wir auf eigene Faust in den "Parque Nacional del Palmar" gefahren und später gab es dann noch eine Kanutour von unserer Unterkunft aus. Im...

Aurora del Palmar: 2nd Day Concordia and Safari

Our second day was also very eventful. First, we went to Concordia on our own, a city about 40 minutes away, because we needed some supplies and had time. Here you can see...

Aurora de Palmar (Entre Rios) (Dec 5-8) Day 1 Horseback Riding

Hello dear friends, We spent the weekend in El Palmar in the province of Entre Rios, about 4 hours drive from Buenos Aires. We stayed three nights in a lodge. On the first day,...

To Carnival in Gualeguaychú (26.2.22)

This weekend we went to the carnival in Gualeguaychú, which is located in the province of Entre Rios about 2.5 hours away from Buenos Aires. The carnival here is a huge...

Argentina, Palmar National Park

National Palmar Park, the land of capybaras and many other animals.

Aurora del Palmar in Entre Rios 8.-11-12.22

Hello dear ones, We spent the long weekend in Aurora del Palmar with Torben's sister Kerstin and her husband Alfons and had 4 wonderful days. Amazing sunsets, a canoe trip, a...

Aurora del Palmar: Journey home

Here you can find some impressions of what you see on the way. From the stands on the roadside to junk cars, barbecue parties on the highway, bird nests, cattle farms, road...

Argentina, cruise on the Rio Parana

The Rio Parana is only 4880m long and is one of the smaller rivers in South America.