Private flights to Parana

Paraná is the capital of the province of Entre Ríos — a city of 360,000 inhabitants located on the ravines overlooking the Paraná River, with one of the most dramatic natural environments of any Argentine provincial capital. The nerve center of the agricultural, logistics and energy sector of the region, it is also the gateway to the thermal circuit of Entre Ríos and the island system of the river delta.

Featured experiences

Bajada Grande and Costanera — the ravines above the river with panoramic views of the island system; one of the most spectacular river sunsets in Argentina. Delta and river islands — accessible by boat from the port; fishing, wildlife watching and camping in a delta of great natural wealth. Entre Ríos Thermal Circuit — Chajarí, Villa Elisa and Federación are located between 100 and 150 km from the city, accessible on the same day. Urquiza Park — the central park of the city, with viewpoints and restaurants over the river. Historic center — institutional and religious architecture of great value, with the historic Town Hall and the Cathedral as references.

Reference accommodation

Gran Hotel Paraná — the historic reference hotel, the best positioned in the city for executive and representative trips. Howard Johnson Paraná — Full service option in the central area. Several boutique hotels in the Bajada Grande neighborhood offer direct views of the river.

Gastronomy

River fish dorado, surubí and voga del Paraná are the gastronomic identity of the region; La Vieja Guardia and Viracocha are the reference restaurants for traditional river cuisine. Entre Ríos cheeses and salami — the artisanal production of the province, present in the best establishments in the city. Entre Ríos wines — small but characteristic production, of growing recognition in the Argentine wine scene.

Why fly privately

Approximately 480 km from Buenos Aires — 55 minutes flight. General Justo José de Urquiza Airport (PRA) is 7 km from the city center. Commercial connections exist but are infrequent and irregular, making private aviation the natural tool for the executive who needs to make daily round trips to agroindustrial operations in the region.

Best time to visit

September to April — the best combination of conditions for outdoor activities and river recreation. December to February — Summer, peak of riverside culture, greater activity on the coast and the islands. All year round — for business trips to the agricultural and logistics sector of Entre Ríos.