Parque Ibera - Portal Cambyreta

PARQUE IBERA PORTAL CAMBYRETA

The Cambyretá Portal is located about 15 km from the main entrance to Ituzaingó, on National Route No. 12. After that, you travel about 30 km to the park ranger’s house. The journey is exclusively by land, allowing you to observe the characteristic flora and fauna of this environment, including caimans, capybaras, monkeys, marsh deer (a provincial heritage), and a wide variety of birds, all within a breathtaking landscape.

Access Routes:

Access is via National Route No. 12, 15 km from the entrance to Ituzaingó, along 25 km of well-maintained sandy roads, passing through 6 unlocked gates.

Visitor Services: \

At the end of the road is the San Ignacio Section, where a provincial park ranger receives and accompanies tourists. Five kilometers further along, traversing natural grasslands, you reach Monte Rey, where a pedestrian trail with an elevated wooden walkway awaits visitors to venture into the heart of the wetlands and see howler monkeys and marsh deer. To enhance visitor services, new infrastructure, camping facilities, and signage are planned.

Permits:

🔸️Permit for Entry to the Portals of the Iberá National Park: All individuals, including visitors, drivers, guides, collaborators, and/or tourist service providers, must present their corresponding Tourism Permit issued by SiGeCC and their ID at the entrance of the protected area to verify the information and proceed with the visit registration.

🔸️Steps for Requesting a Tourism Permit: The permit can be requested through the following link: https://permisos.corrientes.gob.ar

In the DESTINATION section - "Locality" or "Locality to which you are heading," select "Parque Nacional Ibera portal Cambyretá/San Nicolás/Laguna Iberá" from the dropdown menu, specifying the visit date and other requested information.

🔸️It is recommended to request the tourism permit at least 24/48 hours before the visit to ensure the necessary slots for the group.