Located in the Carlos Pellegrini colony at the gateway to the Iberá Wetlands, Ñandé Retá Lodge (Nande Reta) is an intimate, eco-friendly estancia-style lodge that blends warm Argentine hospitality with direct access to one of the world’s largest freshwater wetlands. Surrounded by parkland, lagoons and native trees, the lodge focuses on regenerative tourism and immersive nature experiences, offering guests a comfortable base to explore Iberá’s wildlife and landscapes.
The lodge offers a variety of cozzy to suit couples and families: single, double (or twin), triple and quadruple rooms, plus two-bedroom apartments that sleep families of five or seven. All rooms include private bathrooms, air conditioning and fans, heating, and access to the lodge’s park and common areas; rooms vary in size and layout and some are located on an upper gallery. (The site lists the room types but does not give a single total room count.
Meals at Ñandé Retá emphasize fresh, locally sourced ingredients and regional Corrientes flavors. The lodge runs an on-site restaurant, bar and breakfast service offering carefully prepared, home-style dishes. Menus are crafted to highlight local produce and traditional recipes—perfect after a day of safaris and nature activities.
Ñandé Retá organizes a wide range of guided activities to experience the wetlands: early-morning and evening 4×4 safaris, boat safaris, kayaking, hikes, horseback rides, night safaris, photographic outings, fly-fishing and other interpretive tours led by local naturalist guides. These excursions are the core of the lodge’s offering and are run by experienced guides who know the Iberá ecosystem intimately.
The lodge does not advertise a formal spa facility; instead, relaxation is woven into the property’s natural setting. Guests can unwind in the park, swim in the outdoor pool, relax in common areas and hammocks, and enjoy the calm rhythms of the wetlands — an “essential relaxation” approach rather than a traditional spa menu of treatments.
