Tigre Delta

The Tigre Delta is a lush, river-dominated landscape located where the Paraná River splits into numerous waterways before flowing into Buenos Aires, Argentina. It consists of hundreds of interconnected islands, channels, and wetlands, forming a natural maze of waterways. These wetlands support diverse wildlife, including birds, fish, and plants, and have a rich cultural history with local communities that rely on boating and fishing. The delta plays a vital ecological role by filtering water, protecting against flooding, and maintaining biodiversity. It's a popular destination for eco-tourism and offers a unique blend of natural beauty and traditional river life.