
Paraguay's Hidden Beach Paradises: More Than Just a Landlocked Country
No coastline, no problem. Paraguay's river beaches on the Paraná and Ypané turn white sand and warm water into a proper summer escape.
National parks, waterfalls, wetlands and forest reserves across Paraguay — from the Atlantic Forest remnants near the border to the Chaco's dry scrubland and the Pantanal's wetlands in the far north. Posts here cover what each place is actually like to visit: trails, wildlife, best season and how to get there, with or without a rental car.

No coastline, no problem. Paraguay's river beaches on the Paraná and Ypané turn white sand and warm water into a proper summer escape.

How to reach Iguazú Falls from Paraguay's Ciudad del Este, which side to pick, and what a day at one of South America's great waterfalls actually involves.

A guide to Paraguay's best waterfalls, from Salto Cristal in the Chaco to Monday Falls near Ciudad del Este, with tips on getting there and what to bring.

A dinosaur-themed eco-park deep in Caaguazú, with forest trails, life-size replicas and picnic grounds — an easy stop between Asunción and Ciudad del Este.

From Atlantic forest remnants to Chaco scrubland, Paraguay's national parks protect some of South America's least-visited wilderness. Here's where to start.

Serranía San Luis National Park protects rare Cerrado hills and streams in Concepción, far off Paraguay's usual tourist trail — here's how to visit.

The Pantanal Paraguayo is the country's wildest, least-visited wetland — remote, hard to reach, and one of the best places in South America for birdwatching.

Ziplines, canopy trails and forest hiking at Eco‑Reserva Mbatoví — a practical guide to Paraguay's best-known adventure park for an active day out.

Paraguay holds a fragment of the Atlantic Forest, one of the world's most biodiverse and threatened ecosystems: here's where to see it and why it matters.