Tigre (Buenos Aires). Only 40 minutes away from Buenos Aires City, Tigre is the gateway to the Delta islands in Buenos Aires. Boats and navigation tours depart from its inland port to different islands where you can spend an enjoyable day in a recreation centre, eat at a restaurant overlooking the river, or stay over in one of the hotels on the islands.
Campana, San Pedro, Baradero, Ramallo and San Nicolás (Buenos Aires). Driving along National Route 9, in only 100 kilometres, these cities lying along the banks of Paraná River are the gateways to natural areas such as Ciervo de los Pantanos National Park, and to urban reserves, such as the Parque del Este Natural Urban Reserve, the Vuelta de Obligado Reserve, near San Pedro; Ramallo Municipal Reserve and the Aguiar Reserve in San Nicolás.
Rosario and Santa Fe City (Santa Fe Province). In these two cities, you will find multiple beaches to spend the day and enjoy the sun and the river, as well as to practise various water sports. From these cities, you can cross to Entre Ríos province to follow the Delta Route towards Paraná city and Victoria, on Provincial Route 11.
Gualeguay, Victoria and Diamante (Entre Ríos). In a 200 kilometre stretch of Provincial Route 11, you will be amazed by the combination of nature, culture and tradition. As you connect these 3 cities, you will discover the Delta islands in Entre Ríos and the Pre-Delta National Park.
Ceibas, Ibicuy and Villa Paranacito (Entre Ríos). Very close to the Zárate-Brazo Largo Bridge and just a few kilometres from Buenos Aires, these cities will invite you to explore the fascinating world of birdwatching. With the help of a local guide, you can stop up to 100 species in just one day.
Connection with the Littoral and Great Rivers Route. From the cities of Santa Fe and Paraná, towards the north, and from Gualeguay city to the east, you can follow the coastal route which runs along Paraná and Uruguay rivers to discover the Littoral and Great Rivers Route.