Discover South America is the name of the incoming agency in Asunción, Paraguay. Since 1st December 2009 is Discover South America a subsidiary of the South American specialist Südamerika-Line. By focusing on the international B2B market, we offer high quality trips to Paraguay, Bolivia, Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay. Beside the proved tours also individually tailored trips to adapt the wishes of your customers.

Based in Paraguay's capital, we attach great importance to introduce you also to the less developed tourist places, especially in Paraguay itself and also in Bolivia. With us your customers will experience the ideal mix of more than 30 years of tourism- and country experience, German thoroughness, South American friendliness and the “Savoir Vivre” of the Paraguayans.

Our travel destinations:

Paraguay

For cross-country tours perfectly arranged, Paraguay is located in the heart of South America. With a multiplicity of own waterfalls as well as the nearby world's largest falls of Iguazú, flocks of wild birds, hidden caves with mysterious paintings, ruins which are part of the world heritage and mountains which invite to climb on. this country offers holiday away from normality and so willing to hold a few surprises.

Bolivia

Far away from mass tourism there also can be arranged a holiday with the neighbour Bolivia. Apart from the highlights like the lively capital La Paz, America's largest salt lake "Salar de Uyuni" and the Lake Titicaca you are in the broad plain of the Amazon basin with its 21 national parks still undisturbed in harmony with nature, without bustle of everyday’s life an with a lot of time and inspiration to take pictures.

Santa Catarina - The South of Brazil

Tropical paradise, fabulous beaches, mellow mountain regions, culture and historic buildings that testify to the European roots: southern Brazil has many scenic and cultural highlights to offer, and is in some areas under the influence of the German and Italian immigrants who, due to the similar climate, settled here.
Discover a variety of many different places like Curitiba, Blumenau, Porto Alegre and Florianopolis which offer you, through their blend of climates, landscapes and people, a surprisingly different Brazil.
Tropical paradise, fabulous beaches, mellow mountain regions, culture and historic buildings that testify to the European roots: southern Brazil has many scenic and cultural highlights to offer, and is in some areas under the influence of the German and Italian immigrants who, due to the similar climate, settled here.

Pantanal - Paraguay and Brazil 

Caimans, tapirs, ñandus (small South American ostriches), and the largest rodents in the world, the capybaras - they all still live here in the wild, protected and surrounded by more than 1,500 different plant species, transnational in Paraguay, Bolivia and Brazil. Thus, the Pantanal is considered the largest contiguous marsh of the earth.

Bonito - Brazil

With its crystal clear rivers, lagoons and hidden coves, the Brazilian region of Bonito, which is often referred to be the beginning of the species-rich Pantanal, is not only home to many fish, birds and reptiles, but is also known as a unique snorkelling paradise. Despite the untouched wilderness there is no time to rest, no matter if by boat or diving under water, the animals do not wait.

Esteros del Iberá – Argentina

The Lake Iberá in one of the last paradises on earth where visitors find themselves face to face with capybaras, caimans, marsh deer, howler monkeys and hundreds of birds. In this still pristine landscape there are more than 350 different bird species. The Esteros del Ibera is a huge marsh with more than 60 lakes, where the diverse flora and fauna can develop itself under the protection of the nature reserve. The swamps, with an area of over 13,000 km ², belong to the protected water systems of the earth (Ramsar Site). An ecosystem in which wild animals are still the main characters and which can be observed in its diversity.
The second largest lake is the Laguna Iberá, in the Guarani language "sparkling water". This mystical place is ideal as a starting point for a journey to discover the swamps.
The Ibera Marshes, also known as the Pantanal of Argentina, are located 1.000 km north of Buenos Aires and 500 km south of the Iguazú waterfalls and only 200 km southwest of the airport Posadas.

Salta - Argentina

The province of Salta is located in the northwest of Argentina, surrounded by the three countries Paraguay, Chile and Bolivia. Every year the homonymous capital attracts numerous visitors with its well preserved historic colonial buildings. It is the gateway to the mountains, mixed forests, steppe and desert landscapes in the northwest. With more than 155,000 km² it is not only one of the largest provinces of the country but certainly also one of the most diverse.