Fuimos con mi mujer y una pareja amiga a pasar fin de año en el hospedaje. Se encuentra en una isla a casi 1hora y media de la estación fluvial de Tigre. La atención es muy familiar, distendida y esmerada. Las cabañas son sencillas, sin sofisticaciones, más bien para dormir y nada más. No hay agua potable, por lo que... More

1. Los Pecanes sells itself as a cosy, genteel guesthouse amid unblemished nature, but it also serves as a ‘recreo’, a daytime playground for noisy daytrippers from the city. Soon after breakfast, overnight guests’ peace is shattered by groups of up to 80 who dominate the property until late afternoon, scattering the birdlife and obliterating the area’s serenity. Does the... More

After much research into options (in English!) of different Tigre Delta getaways, we were delighted with our successful trip to Los Pecanes. The hosts, Richard and Ana and their son Matias (via email) were terrific. Sometimes there was a delay on email as they don't have email access at the site and Matias handles it all from B.A. during the... More

We booked this over the phone based on the listing in lonely planet, Richard was very helpful and very precise in his direction on how to get there, don't get it wrong! Public boat to the hotel was fascinating but tiring as it is noisy and 90 minutes long. There are only 3 boats per day. Ana, Richard and Matius... More

We spent three days in Los Pecanes, a very nice and cosy small hotel, 90 minutes by public boat away from Tigre. The hotelier family is very hospitable and is always looking nicely after their guests. Join the trip with Matias or Richard in the evening for going further into the river delta for bird watching. The location offers diversification... More