Travel Reference
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Last entry is strictly one hour before closing. If you want to visit in the morning, you
will have to get the 9am bus here from Santa Fe.
There's a mediocre restaurant at the site and a couple of decent
parrillas
in town.
Several spots both in Cayastá and along the RP1 offer cabin-type lodgings and boat trips
on the river.
Cayastá is 76km northeast of Santa Fe on RP1 and served regularly from Santa Fe's
bus terminal (AR$30, 1½ hours). Ask the driver to drop you at '
las ruinas,'
1km short of
Cayastá itself.
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Paraná
0343 / POP 247,700
Unpretentious Paraná seems surprised at its own status as capital of Entre Ríos province.
Perched on the hilly banks of its eponymous river, it's a sleepy, slow-paced city. Paraná
was the capital of the Argentine Confederation (which didn't include Buenos Aires) from
1853 to 1861.
A tunnel beneath the main channel of the Paraná connects the city to Santa Fe.
