The Gualeguay is one of the major rivers in the Argentine Mesopotamia, and it is a tributary to the Paraná River as it runs through the Province of Entre Ríos. It is 857 kms long.
One of this river’s main characteristics is its huge, white sandbanks and its numerous species of plants and wild animals.
Our journey consists of going downstream for two days, a distance of 90 kms, camping at night on one of its many sandbanks.
Our boat is a shallow draught one, with an outboard motor, ideal for navigating through the many shallows.
Out proposal is, bird and fauna watching, bathing in the river and fishing. At night there will be a bonfire and a barbecue.
DAY 1
We meet up in Estancia San Ambrosio in the morning.
Transport to the barge some 60 kms away.
The journey begins.
Lunch on the beach.
In the evening we stop at the spot chosen to make camp, and do some fishing.
We set up the camp.
Dinner.
DAY 2
Breakfast
We dismantle the camp.
The journey continues.
At midday we arrive at the San Ambrosio beach on the Gualeguay River.
Lunch in San Ambrosio
End of programme.
*The night before and/or after can be spent at San Ambrosio
DISTANCE FROM BUENOS AIRES
237km
DISTANCE FROM ROSARIO
160km
TYPE OF ROAD
All asphalt
BY BUS
Bus to Gualeguay + transfer
