Rewilding Experience designs experiences to connect with nature in protected areas of high conservation value, such as the Iberá Park, Patagonia Park, Patagonia Azul, and El Impenetrable Chaqueño. In collaboration with the Rewilding Argentina Foundation, the goal is to boost local economies through ecotourism.

From sunrise to moonrise, every corner of EOLO is crafted to showcase the stunning natural beauty of Patagonia.

We are pleased to present Glacier Sky, a unique way to experience Patagonia from the air. Aboard the reliable Britten Norman Islander, Glacier Sky invites you to discover the breathtaking landscapes of the region from a completely new perspective. Whether flying over iconic glaciers, soaring above mountain peaks, or enjoying unique views of the Patagonian valleys, Glacier Sky guarantees a safe, comfortable, and unforgettable experience.

Argentina’s iconic gaucho (the tough cowboy,) thrives in the country’s harsh wilderness, herding cattle and maintaining farmlands with unparalleled skill. Visitors to estancias (ranches) can live their cowboy dream through horseback rides, polo lessons, or extended treks into the wilderness, including across the Andes.

We invite you to transport yourself through time by visiting Colonia del Sacramento, a historic jewel located on the coast of Uruguay. With its colonial charm and rich heritage, this city is a must-see destination for any travel lover. 

Argentina, famous for its tango, asado and soccer culture, is the world's leading producer of Malbec. With some 223,585 hectares planted throughout the country, it is among the top 10 wine producers in the world.
What is so special about Mendoza wines? These high-altitude wines grow at the foot of the Andes Mountains. In most parts of the world at 900 meters altitude it is too cold for grapes to thrive, while in Mendoza, the climatic conditions are perfect at that altitude for the vineyards. 
We want to share some curiosities about the world of Mendoza wine: the oldest wines on the continent, the production method that involves music for the grapes and much more!

In order to move towards a sustainable future, we must begin by learning about the natural wonders in our region that are Natural Heritage. Through the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), a series of criteria and actions have been defined to locate and protect those sites of exceptional global importance. There are currently 218 UNESCO Natural Heritage sites registered worldwide, 45 of which are in Latin America.
In its Natural Heritage section, UNESCO states that "preserving the biodiversity of our planet is fundamental for the well-being of humanity", so knowing and protecting these sites will be fundamental for our future. Argentina has 11 and Uruguay has 3 sites declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO, we tell you more about the places you can not miss.

In addition to the classic visit to the Falls, there are attractions that involve water, nature and a little physical effort. From trekking and rappelling to visiting a butterfly farm in close contact with the species. There is something for everyone.