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A wildlife refuge dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and conservation of the native fauna of the Misiones jungle.
One of the most recognized places in Puerto Iguazú to get up close and personal with the missionary fauna and conservation work.
The Güira Oga wild animal shelter, also known as “The House of the Birds” in Guaraní, was founded in 1997 and is located in the middle of the Misiones jungle.
Its main objective is the rescue, rehabilitation, breeding and reintroduction of native wildlife, with special attention to birds and those species that are threatened.
More than a traditional walk, Güira Oga is a space where the visit has a strong educational and environmental awareness component.
An ideal guided tour for those who want to add a different experience and more connected to nature conservation.
Animals that were recovered after situations of illegal trafficking, accidents, injuries or loss of habitat.
The visit is carried out with an environmental educator who explains the work of the refuge and the value of local biodiversity.
A space where it is better understood how the rescue, recovery and possible reintroduction of species to their natural environment works.
Practical information to organize a visit to Güira Oga in Puerto Iguazú.
Open every day of the year from 9:30 to 18:00 hours. The last visit is at 16:30 hours.
The first departure for private visits is at 10:00. Tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis and spaces are limited.
The visit lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. Groups are organized every 30/40 minutes.
The tour is carried out together with an environmental educator. It includes an initial stretch on an eco-trailer through the jungle and then a guided walk through the refuge.
Argentine residents with ID: $ 25.000
Argentine minors from 6 to 12 years: $ 18.000
Retirees with ID: $ 18.000
Residents of Misiones adults: $ 16.000
Minors of Misiones from 6 to 12 years: $ 10.000
Residents of Iguazú: $ 10.000
Foreign adults: $ 30.000
Foreign minors from 6 to 12 years: $ 25.000
Tickets can be paid with cash, debit, credit or virtual wallets.
Important: values, times and quotas may change. It is advisable to reconfirm the information before the visit, especially in high season or long weekends.
Güira Oga is located on the National Route 12, km 1637, in Puerto Iguazú, Misiones, Argentina.
It is located about 13 km from the Iguazú Falls and can be reached by private vehicle, taxi, remis or local buses from the center of Puerto Iguazú.
You can see the exact location of Güira Oga on the following map:
The visit to the refuge begins with a tour of approximately 1 km through the jungle by ecotrailer until reaching the main area of Güirá Oga.
Then there is a guided walk of around 800 meters, where you learn the stories of different rescued animals and the shelter's conservation projects.
At the end, the ecotrailer takes visitors back to the entrance of the property and the parking lot.
Yes, especially if you are interested in knowing the wildlife of the region and adding an experience with an educational and environmental sense.
It is a visit different from other attractions in Puerto Iguazú , ideal for those who value conservation and want to better understand the natural wealth of the Misiones jungle.
Gürá Oga is usually included along with places like La Aripuca and the Tres Fronteras Milestone within urban tours of Puerto Iguazú.
See Private City TourIt is a Puerto Iguazú wildlife refuge dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and conservation of native fauna.
Gürá Oga opens every day of the year from 9:30 to 18:00 hours. The last visit is at 16:30 hours.
The first departure for private visits is at 10:00. Tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis and spaces are limited.
The visit lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes and is carried out with an environmental educator.
Rates vary depending on residence and age. There are different prices for Argentine residents, missionaries, Iguazú residents, minors, retirees and foreigners.
It is located on the National Route 12, km 1637, in Puerto Iguazú, Misiones, Argentina, about 13 km from the Iguazú Falls.
No, the shelter remains open every day and visits are not suspended due to rain. It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and shoes.
Yes, especially if you want to know the fauna of the region and learn about rescue, rehabilitation and conservation.
One of the most representative points of Puerto Iguazú, overlooking Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay.
A traditional city attraction that combines a large wooden structure and a clear message about environmental care.
A practical way to visit several attractions in Puerto Iguazú in the same day.