Adventure Travel
Kayak and canoe
A unique way to connect with the scenery from the water.
Andean Patagonian Lakes
Chubut, Neuquén, Río Negro
Row through the great lakes of Patagonia and penetrate its landscapes. Regardless of the journey you choose, you will be accompanied by forests, crystal-clear waters, stone beaches, and dream-like mountains.
You can go kayaking in:
- Lakes Nahuel Huapi, Lácar, Correntoso, Espejo, Traful, Aluminé, and Moquehue (Neuquén)
- Lakes Nahuel Huapi, Moreno, Gutiérrez, and Mascardi (Río Negro)
- Lakes Puelo, Epuyén, Rivadavia, and Futalaufquen (Chubut)
For a safe experience, hire authorised providers to go on these excursions.
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👉 Authorized providers in Neuquén
Iberá Wetlands
Corrientes
The Iberá Wetlands is a unique destination for medium and long-distance kayaking experiences. You will enjoy beautiful brooks and lagoons, and you will see up close many of the incredible species that inhabit this special place in Argentina.
You can enjoy this experience at the gates Carambola, San Nicolás, San Antonio, and Iberá Lagoon. A local guide and booking in advance are necessary to practise this activity.
El Cadillal and El Mollar
Tucumán
Very close to San Miguel de Tucumán, in the middle of the Tucumán’s Yungas, you go kayaking in the famous El Cadillal dam, in Aguas Chiquitas Reserve.
In Tucumán’s Valles Calchaquíes, crossing the Yungas through the Quebrada de los Sosa, you can also enjoy this activity in the La Angostura Reservoir, in the surroundings of Tafí del Valle.
Find more information about when to go and how to get there on this link: Yungas of Tucumán. A must-visit destination!
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Delta of Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires
A few kilometers from the City of Buenos Aires, a green oasis full of sandy beaches, islands and canals awaits you to paddle a kayak and connect with nature. Several companies organize outings to discover the Delta in the following Buenos Aires destinations:
- San Fernando
- Tiger
- St nicolas
- Martin Garcia Island
Find more information on when to go and how to get there in the Remá experience in the Delta islands.
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👉 Tigre and San Nicolás authorized providers
Cabra Corral Dyke and Bermejo River
Salta
Million-year-old rock walls. Bright red rocks combined with white sandstones. Geological formations once inhabited by dinosaurs… This is the Cabra Corral dyke, where the whole family can go on low-difficulty kayak trips, exploring the reservoir’s calm waters and discovering its islands and coasts.
If you want to paddle along the Bermejo River, kayak and canoe trips start from the city of Orán, 275 kilometres north of Salta’s capital. It is of low difficulty, resulting in a calm and contemplative rowing activity, suitable for all ages. The best time to practise it is from May to November, and you can choose between a half-day experience (from 10 to 15 kilometres), and even a three-day experience (from 80 to 90 kilometres), with camping nights in wild areas, and local gastronomy tastings. In October, the nautical pilgrimage of San Roque, a typical patron saint celebration of the area, takes place in this river.
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👉 Authorised providers in Salta
Other destinations to practise touring kayak:
Buenos Aires, Chaco, Corrientes, Entre Ríos, Formosa, La Pampa, Santa Cruz, Santa Fe, Tierra del Fuego, Antártida e Islas del Atlántico Sur
- Buenos Aires Delta and Martín García Island (Buenos Aires)
- Colorado River (La Pampa)
- Jaaukanigás (Santa Fe)
- Bermejo and Bermejito Rivers (Chaco)
- Pilcomayo River National Park and Bañado la Estrella (Formosa)
- Argentino Lake (Santa Cruz)
- Río del Deseado (Santa Cruz)
- Beagle Channel (Tierra del Fuego)
