Ecotourism meets luxury at Estancia Rincon del Socorro, the premier wildlife destination in Argentina’s Ibera wetlands, home to reborn jaguar and giant otter populations. This 30,000-hectare reserve hosts over 350 bird species and is the only estancia in the region where guests can track a radio-collared jaguar. Since 2007, its rewilding program has reintroduced eight native species, including the giant anteater. In a region where typical ranches focus on cattle, Rincon del Socorro outranks #10 Nibepo Aike by dedicating 100% of its 40 guest rooms to conservation tourism. Luxury suites blend bioclimatic design with leather armchairs, and excursions include 4×1 safaris and guided horseback rides across wetlands teeming with capybaras. To witness jaguar restoration without leaving a 5-star bed, this estancia is unmatched.

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