The months of May and June are a great option to travel to Misiones and spend even half as much as in the summer. The weather on these dates is one of the best of the year, with spring temperatures when compared to other parts of the country.
And the most outstanding tourist spots, such as the Iguazú Falls, or the Jesuit ruins, tend to have much less public, due to the low season logic, which allows you to enjoy the destination to the fullest.
The activities and excursions that at other times are overwhelmed are more relaxed in this climate, while better rates on air, transfers and hotels are achieved.
The flights start at 6,500 pesos flying with Jetsmart, and about 8,100 pesos with Flybondi, if they are taken out in time. The transfer from the airport to the hotel is around 1,500 pesos in a private car, the same as the trip to the park, whose entrance costs 600 pesos for adults and $350 for minors.
Tours of the park in low season are less crowded, and it is even possible to see more animal species, which take refuge from the crowds in high season. And the Falls are in all their splendor and flow, after the droughts that affected in summer and even stopped boat trips due to the low flow.
For foodies, it is possible to have lunch inside the park, at the Merkado restaurant, or even enjoy a cocktail. But for dinner, locals recommend the terrace at Loi Suites, which has a jungle setting and a sumptuous pool. There’s even the romantic option of a couple’s dinner by the water’s edge (only for two that night), with spatial lighting, a pathway strewn with rose petals, and chef’s special options.
The hotel, immersed in 300 hectares of the Iryapú subtropical forest, invites you to surround yourself with nature and lose yourself in the depths of the forest with the luxury and comfort of a 5-star hotel: it has one of the best spas in the destination, with prices from 6000 pesos in massages.
And its surroundings, in the middle of the jungle and on the banks of the river, a few meters from Brazil, make it the favorite among those looking to stay in the middle of the jungle: the different bodies of the hotel (5 modules that do not exceed the height of the trees) they communicate with suspension bridges to complete the experience. Prices range from $25,000 to $40,000 per night based on double occupancy (high-end rooms have a deck and outdoor Jacuzzi).
Very close to Iguazú, just 30 km from the airport, a journey that takes less than forty minutes, is Posada Puerto Bemberg, a jewel in the middle of the Misiones jungle, special for those seeking tranquility, comfort and exclusivity.
A boutique hotel with only 14 rooms, strategically located on the banks of the Paraná River, in Puerto Libertad, but about 3 kilometers away from the town along a path paved with stones embedded in the red local earth, and flanked by yerba fields.
The house of the Bembergs (which dates back to 1930 and is located on the ravines of the mythical Paraná River), founders of the Quilmes brewery and promoters of the matera industry, is located on the same property.
And it can be rented from 60 thousand pesos a day with its 5 rooms and capacity for 12 people, as well as a chapel with a colonial air, a viewpoint with a brazier for afternoons of mate and reading, dozens of trails and even its own waterfall with a swimming pool. natural.
Surrounded by green, and harmonizing with the environment with a sustainable tourism proposal, Puerto Bemberg offers various activities to enjoy inside and outside the property: walks, bird watching and native fauna, boat navigation to see the Yasí waterfall, and more.
A bucolic place that invites you to read: each room has its library, excellently curated with titles of local literature, and a large common living room, with a piano and a library with more than 2,500 titles, invite you to watch the hours pass while you taste some of cava wines, accompanied by snacks and regional proposals.
Further south, in Posadas, the Hotel Batista is the favorite among the new hotel offer in the heart of the city. Located 5 minutes from the airport, the facilities have an unbeatable location on the way to the ruins of San Ignacio Miní.
The hotel has spacious rooms, a restaurant, a spa, a bar and a swimming pool with a solarium, as well as an iconic outdoor vertical garden, harmonized with regional vegetation to reflect the native flora of the beautiful Misiones.
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