Welcome to Entre Ríos
Tourism in Entre Ríos: What to Do in the Province?
The name of the province of Entre Ríos, which translates into province between rivers, is not random: in this fascinating region, everything revolves around water. The beaches, rivers, streams, and hot springs are in the limelight. Declared National Capital of Thermal Circuits, Entre Ríos surprises with this offer, also venturing into other areas, such as rural tourism, sport fishing, carnivals, and colonial tradition. Surrender to the charms of tourism in Entre Ríos.
Open up your senses
Discover a place where the water will surprise you, the beaches wait for you and hundreds of creeks offer you their charm and their unspoiled banks. Dive into a province declared the National Capital of Thermal Circuits. More than 125 pools of various types open up their doors for you in 16 thermal water resorts. Enjoy them and relax. With renewed energies, tour a land that offers you landscapes and recreation, sports and historical places, rural tourism and sport fishing.
Do you want to have fun? Get ready for Carnival. Find it in various locations in Entre Ríos. And don’t miss the Gualeguaychú Carnival, the most important theatrical open-air show in our country. Feel the magic of the chariots. Let the music, the rhythm and the colors of the comparsas surprise you. Share a habit of celebrating that dates back to colonial times. Entre Ríos is waiting for you.
About Entre Rios
Sharpen your senses in one of the treasures of the Litoral Region
About the Province
Leisure is what predominates in Entre Ríos. With its hot springs as the stars, relaxation is included in the travel package. Fifteen percent of its territory is made up of islands and flooded property, which is why it is considered an insular province. Palm trees, extensive beaches, regional food, hot springs, and guaranteed joy border the Paraná River to the west and the Uruguay River to the east.
Must-see Attractions
The Sport Phishing Phenomenon
It is unique and finds its best version in Entre Ríos. The dorado and the surubí lead the list, and the practice in itself is a distinctive experience of the Litoral Region.
The city of Federación: Hot Springs and Water Adventures
A freshwater resort city on the banks of the Uruguay River and Salto Grande Lake. Adventure tourism for windsurfing, kayaking, and jet skiing. And, on top of that, one of the most famous hot springs in the country. All in one place: Federación.
Enjoying the Carnival of Gualeguaychú
A real colourful party in the biggest open-air show in Argentina. Glitter, flamboyant clothing, and music steal the limelight in a popular event iconic for the province and the entire country.
Entre Ríos and Hot Springs
The capital of the hot springs swells with pride due to its extremely attractive alternatives for tourists seeking to relax and absorb benefits in the waters of Termas de Federación and Termas de Colón. The journey goes on in the cities of Gualeguaychú, Colón, María Grande, Chajarí, La Paz, San José, Concepción, and Ciudad Jardín.
Pre Delta National Park
Nature, islands, streams, lagoons, and creeks along the Paraná River: this is what this national park full of native vegetation looks like.
Entre Ríos’ Gastronomy: Tasting Typical Dishes
Asado criollo and with hide, cheeses, escabeches, sweet treats, tortas fritas, alfajores, and the best fresh fish. Culinary art in the province has one major goal, whetting your appetite, and it definitely succeeds.
El Palmar National Park
Yatay palm trees up to 600 years old hide in a reserve packed with regional flora and fauna. Watching a sunset here is a must.
What is the weather like in Entre Ríos?
The province has two varieties of climate: subtropical with no dry season to the north and humid temperate plain to the south. The average temperature is around 25 °C, rising in summer.
What is the best time to visit Entre Rios?
It is recommended from February to May or from August to December due to the warm temperatures (which do not reach high heat peaks) and little rainfall. However, if you want to experience the carnival spectacle, the Argentinian summer (January and February) is perfect.
Which provinces does Entre Ríos border?
To the north, it borders Corrientes; to the east, the Eastern Republic of Uruguay; to the south, the province of Buenos Aires; and to the west, Santa Fe.
What is the Carnival of Gualeguaychú about?
An unprecedented musical show. The largest carnival in the country. Troupes, parades, masks, colours, costumes, and floats make their way through crowds of people who come to the province of Entre Ríos to experience a typical Argentinian party. Dancing is inevitable, and the energy exuded with every song is completely contagious. The event lasts 10 nights in February, where locals and tourists embrace the local spark.
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