San Rafael National Park is undoubtedly the best birding spot of Paraguay, with more than 430 bird species already known in the Reserve
It is home for most of the Atlantic Forest endemics of Paraguay, and one of the largest numbers of endangered species in the country. San Rafael tour could also be combined with a cultural tour to the Jesuit Ruins and be part of a visit to the magnificent Iguazu Falls.
This trip gives you the opportunity to get to know Atlantic Forest endemics such as Saffron Toucanet, Southern Bristle-Tyrant and Creamy-bellied Gnatcatcher, as well as many grassland species such as Sharp-tailed Tyrant, Cock-tailed Tyrant and Saffron-cowled Blackbird.
Richest biodiversity in Paraguay: San Rafael Short Tour – 3D/2N
Tour price per person:
From USD 780 (minimum four participants)
Less than 4 people, the price per person is:
| Euros | US$ | |
| 1 person | 1.510 | 1.700 |
| 2 people | 850 | 950 |
| 3 people | 750 | 850 |
| TOUR DURATION | 3 days/2 nights | ||||||||||||||
| NUMBER OF BIRD SPECIES | 150 to 200 (best time of the year: September to November | ||||||||||||||
| ACCOMMODATION | we lodge at the very heart of San Rafael, Kanguery Reserve. Accommodation is rustic, with rooms with private bathrooms and bunk beds. There is no electricity power, but there is a solar panel and generator. | ||||||||||||||
| ECOSYSTEMS | Kanguery is right in the heart of San Rafael, where there is mix of pampas grasslands, and forest. This gives the chances to see many of the Atlantic Forest, but also different grasslands birds. | ||||||||||||||
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Richest biodiversity in Paraguay: San Rafael Short Tour – 3D/2N
Day 1: Departure
Day 2
All morning birding at the forest of Kanguery. Some specialties and endemics of the Atlantic Forest that we most probably see during this morning are White-browed Warbler, Rufous Gnateater, Maroon-belied Parraket, White-eyed Foliage-gleaner, Spot-billed Toucanet, and also some of the endangered species, such Helmeted Woodpecker, Creamy-bellied Gnatcatcher, Southern Bristle Tyrant and Russet-winged Spadebill. During the afternoon, we will do some grassland sightings, usually finding SedgeWren, Wedge-tailed and Lesser Grass-Finch, but also hightlights such as Saffron-cowled Blackbird, Cock-tailed and Sharp-tailed Tyrants. At night we would search for some of the enygmatic
Owls, such as Rusty-barred Owl, Black-banded Owl, and Mottled Owl, as well as other night birds, including Rufous Nightjar, Ocellated Porwill and Short-tailed Nighthawk.



















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