September 16 - 27, 2010

    Iguazú Falls National Park and Esteros del Iberá

·   Feel the true power of water with an up-close and personal experience on the Argentinean side of the falls.

·  Experience the spectacular, rainbow ridden wide-angle vistas on the Brazilian side of the falls.

·   Take a helicopter ride for aerial photography of the falls in their entirety.

·   Visit a privately owned wildlife rehabilitation center to photograph the more difficult to find native animals such as the Ornate Hawk-eagle or Lesser Anteater.

·   Explore the 2nd largest wetland in the world (larger than the Everglades) to photograph many of its 40 species of mammals and 280 species of birds.

·   Learn about threatened ecosystems like palmar forests and the unique floating islands called embalsados.

·   Be amazed by the colorful and authentic Corrientes Gauchos as we photograph them working with cattle and horses in bare feet strapped with spurs.

·   Photograph Hummingbirds like the Black Jacobin, Gilded Sapphire, and Glittering-bellied Emerald in a privately owned Hummingbird Garden.

Eleanor Roosevelt was said to exclaim: ”Poor Niagara!” after seeing Iguazú Falls for the first time. Photograph scenery and wildlife of a temperate rainforest ecosystem, one of the last remnants of its kind. Afterward, explore the unique ecosystems within the Iberá wetlands, the second largest wetland system in the world after the Pantanal. Photograph exotic birds and mammals, including many endangered animals found only in this area. For those who choose to purchase a Brazilian visa, we will arrange a one day visit to the Brazilian side of Iguazú Falls.