Things To Do
in Puerto Casado

Explore the diverse ecosystems and unique flora and fauna of the Chaco region through various hiking trails suitable for all skill levels.

Puerto Casado is home to numerous bird species. Join guided tours to identify and observe both local and migratory birds in their natural habitats.

Enjoy a day of fishing in the Pilcomayo River, which offers opportunities to catch various fish species while surrounded by stunning scenery.

Set up camp in designated areas where you can enjoy the tranquility of nature, stargaze, and experience campfire stories under the vast Chaco sky.

Engage with the local communities to learn about the indigenous cultures and traditions, and participate in traditional activities.

Capture the breathtaking landscapes, unique wildlife, and vibrant sunsets of Puerto Casado and its surroundings through organized photography tours.

Experience the beauty of the Pilcomayo River by kayaking, where you can paddle peacefully and enjoy the serenity of the water.

The banks of the Paraguay River offer stunning views, especially during sunrise and sunset, providing fantastic photo opportunities with reflections on the water.

This bridge connects Paraguay and Brazil, offering panoramic views of the river and surrounding landscapes, perfect for capturing scenic shots.

The vibrant local market offers colorful scenes and the opportunity to photograph local culture, crafts, and daily life in Puerto Casado.

A short drive from Puerto Casado, this national park offers hiking trails with breathtaking views and opportunities for wildlife photography.

This neighborhood features charming houses and local street scenes, providing a glimpse into everyday life and picturesque backdrops for photography.

A scenic hill located near Puerto Casado, known for its breathtaking views and diverse fauna. Ideal for hiking and outdoor activities.

A mountainous area offering challenging trails and stunning landscapes. It provides an opportunity to explore the natural beauty of the region.

This nature reserve features various hiking trails that allow visitors to explore the unique flora and fauna of the Paraguayan wilderness.

A national park with a variety of trails, providing opportunities for hiking, wildlife viewing, and experiencing the natural landscapes of Paraguay.

A hill that offers hiking routes with panoramic views of the surrounding area. It is a popular spot for locals and visitors looking for outdoor adventures.

The majority of the population in Puerto Casado speaks Spanish as their primary language, reflecting the national language of Paraguay.

A significant portion of the population is bilingual, speaking Guarani, which is one of the official languages of Paraguay.

There are indigenous communities in the area, contributing to the cultural diversity of Puerto Casado.

There is a percentage of the population descended from European immigrants, particularly from Germany and Italy.

The mestizo population, individuals of mixed Indigenous and European ancestry, constitutes a significant demographic in Puerto Casado.

Football (soccer) is the most popular sport in Puerto Casado, attracting a large following and many local teams.

Basketball enjoys popularity, particularly among the youth, with local courts and leagues established for competition.

Rugby is growing in popularity in Puerto Casado, with a growing number of participants and enthusiasts.

Volleyball is commonly played in schools and recreational settings, making it a popular sport for both men and women.

Athletics, including running and field events, is promoted through schools and local events, encouraging physical fitness.