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Enjoyable and informative visit to the refuge was a great way to top off an amazing day. Great work done here.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Nice trip around the animal farm. This is not a zoo but a farm that cares for local injured or orphaned animals. Note if you want to hear the tour in English (which you should) ring ahead and after for an english speaking guide. We did and got a very good guide who spoke in Spanish then repeated in English. Best for me is the Bird displays with ample chance to take photos.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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I do not understand how people criticise this place. It is not a zoo but an animal welfare centre. The birds are fairly easily photographed if you wish. We got our hotel reception to ring in advance and ask them for a guide that spoke English and we were given.a very guide who spoke first in Argentine/Spanish then in English. The larger colorful birds were what we wanted to see and the Tucons,Macau and parrots were great. Well worth it.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Wasn't expecting much before visiting as all the advertisements in the hotels are for the Bird Park in Foz de Iguazu in Brazil. Guira Oga pleasantly surprised us and was great to see some of the wildlife that would be hard to spot most of the time. This is NOT a Zoo , but a rehabilitation center for the animals which have been bred in captivity and will be released in the wild once they are ready hanks to the conservation efforts by the people who work here. So your entrance fee of 400 ARS goes towards this cause. From the entrance, a tractor takes you to the start of the walk which is about 10 minutes away. You get to see beautiful parrots , Tucans, Eagles, Vultures etc. In addition several animals including crocodiles and leopards. A great place to spend a few hours in Puerto Iguazu after you hectic day at the Falls.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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We wanted to visit to support the rehabilitation program. It was an interesting place where you can only go by bus with a guide. They do important work so worth supporting the conservation efforts. It is in Spanish but check the times for English tours. The baby monkeys were so cute…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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