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    Posada de la Laguna

    Posted by AdeleMary 16 November 2011

    Posada de la Laguna in the north east of Argentina was quite the most special place I've ever stayed. It was a four hour 4x4 drive from the city of Posadas on the Paraguayan border deep into the heart of the Iberà wetlands to the luxurious yet homely ranch where four of us stayed. On a quiet boat ride at dusk, with a guide who knew his environment and who was intuitive of his guests' level of interest, we marvelled at the caiman, the carpincho and wealth of bird life. We rode bare back with a gaucho in the pampas and ate delicious food served to us communally without the need of menu deliberations. If ever there was a place to feel at one with the world, Posada de la Laguna truly is it.

    www.posadadelalaguna.com/
    In the Nature Reserve village of Carlos Pellegrini, in the Province of Corrientes.
    (+54) 3773-499413
    Google map: bit.ly/rY91XA

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