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Excursiones a las Misiones jesuitas de Argentina y Paraguay, Excursión a los Saltos del Mocona, Excursión a Los Esteros del Ibera, Alquiler de Bicicletas, Tour en Kayak, Excursiones de Trekking.
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Company specialized in the organization of private excursions for independent travelers, to the Jesuit Missions of South America (Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil) and to the different Natural Parks of the Northeast region of Argentina (Esteros del Ibera, Saltos Del Mocona, Iguazu Falls , among others).
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One of five Jesuit Missions of the Guaranis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that encompasses missions in Argentina and Brazil.
I was on a work trip in Posadas but definitely wanted to see the ruins. It was difficult to find a connecting coach that arrived before closing time, but fortunately an acquaintance gave me a ride to San Ignacio's bus terminal and I caught a taxi from there. I could have easily walked, but the signage wasn't very readily available. It was ideal to arrive about one hour before closing time (open from until 7pm), because that gave me time to tour the small museum (Spanish and English explanatory texts, by the way) and get some amazing sunset-lit pictures of the ruins themselves. After closing time, I hung out at one of the local shops across the street while eating an icelolly and buying some handicrafts (no coffee shop or the like available). I stayed on so that I could watch the 'light and sound show', which began at 8 pm. This wonderful 45-minute outdoor show consists of multimedia stories which are projected onto the ruin walls or artificially-generated mists.You get a very visual idea of what life was like before, during and after the Jesuit mission. Pity there's no English version available on headsets or something. The other thing which I didn't like is that you have to get two separate tickets, one for the earlier visit and another for the show. No discount is available and staff at the ticket office wasn't particularly friendly. The opposite can be said of the guide that showed the way along the light and sound show: because it was already pitch dark, he made sure everyone was safe and followed him. If, like me, you depend on public transportation to go back to Posadas, rush back to the bus terminal as soon as the show is over so that you can catch the last mini bus that leaves at 9 pm. Otherwise, I was told you can get on some of the long distance buses on the road, near the town's entrance. Overall, this is something you cannot miss if you are in the area!!!!
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Nice ruins to be visited in this part of Argentina. I found it accessible, as I took a bus from Iguazu to Posadas, and I could go down when I reached the ruins. After having visited them I took another bus to go to Posadas. I visited the ruins during the daytime, and even if I didn't see the light show, it was an impressive thing to see. It is also nice to see the other Jesuit ruins in Paraguay, as there are a few differences.
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