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\u00a0The Ibera Marsh (esteros del ibera) is the second largest wetland in the world.\u00a0 Located within a sprawling national park system, this natural paradise is full not only of fish, but enough birds and wildlife to keep you distracted throughout your visit!\u00a0 With zero noise pollution the only sounds you hear are your fly line shooting through your guides and the gentle splash of your guide's push pole as you maneuver through the channels and lagoons.\u00a0 Pure tranquility until the explosion of water as a dorado crushes your fly!<\/p>\n