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Places to visit in Paraguay

Paraguay is compact and easy to combine with its neighbours. Most trips start in Asunción, then head south to the Jesuit Missions and out into the Chaco. Here’s where we recommend spending your time.

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Flexible, custom-made holidays to Latin America created to match your exact requirements: our tailor-made itineraries are as unique as the clients for whom they are designed.

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Beautiful building in Paraguay, Asuncion

Asunción holidays combine graceful colonial architecture, a riverside setting and a growing cultural scene in the heart of Paraguay. Once little more than a stopover, the capital has been revitalised by renewed public spaces, creative energy and a newfound confidence that makes it well worth exploring.

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Lake in the Paraguayan Chaco with a flat view and fine soils with salts and organic matter
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The Chaco

One of South America’s last great wildernesses, the Paraguay Chaco is a place of thorn forests, salt pans, wetlands and savannahs where the wildlife still outnumbers the people. It’s a destination for adventurous travellers, keen birdwatchers and anyone drawn to one of the continent’s least-explored corners of Chaco wilderness.

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Ruins of Jesuit mission Paraguay

Jesuit Missions Paraguay holidays trace one of South America’s more unusual historical chapters, an ambitious 150-year experiment in faith, farming, art and community, built by Jesuit missionaries and the Guaraní people together. Ornate churches, weathered plazas and UNESCO-recognised sites sit scattered across the rolling countryside of Misiones and Itapuá.

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