Safari to the Tipal River Waterfall

I lived a 4×4 journey that takes you through varied landscapes to the waterfall of the River Tipal, passing through vineyards, walnuts and natural forests of “Tipas” (Tipuana tipu) among other species of trees indigenous to the area. Along the way you can see footprints of all the animals that live in the area such as corzuelas, foxes, hares, cougar, ocelot, among others. We walked the last leg of the experience along the riverbed, between giant walls of reddish rock, and reached the 12 m. high waterfall. Returning, we discovered mortars and vestiges of ancient cultures. The estate is a private reserve of 30,000 hectares, which protects the local flora and fauna. Through more than 30 camera traps arranged throughout the territory, you can capture all kinds of animals and you can see them during the Safari experience. A dynamic, fun and safe adventure for the whole family.

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