Flights to Paraguay from CHF 965

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Paraguay from CHF 965

Visit Paraguay

Despite its colonial charm and strong indigenous culture, Paraguay remains one of South America’s least-visited destinations. With beautiful natural attractions, fascinating historical sites, and plentiful opportunities for tax-free shopping, go somewhere off-the-beaten-path with Paraguay flights.

Main Attractions in Paraguay

  • Asunción (ASU): Explore what was once one of South America’s most powerful colonial cities, admiring the elegant architecture of Plaza de los Héroes and Plaza Uruguaya, visiting the art-filled Museo del Barro and unwinding in the pretty Botanical Garden. Stroll along the river in the evenings or enjoy the diverse bars and restaurants in Paseo Carmelitas. With such variety, you can look forward to a holiday to remember!
  • Located on the outskirts of Asunción, the Museo del Barro offers a glimpse into historical Paraguayan and Latin American cultures with the range of art on display. The museum is split into three different sections: a pottery museum, an indigenous art museum and a contemporary art collection. The pottery section is home to over 300 pieces of pre-Columbian ceramics, and the indigenous section boasts 1,700 fascinating pieces including baskets, masks and feather work.
  • Shop until you drop at Paseo La Galería, a popular shopping mall in Asunción. Featuring a huge range of stores and restaurants and even a cinema, this is the perfect place to spend a hot afternoon.
  • San Bernardino: Relax on the shores of Lake Ypacarai and try various water sports before wandering past European-style townhouses built by Swiss and German migrants.

Natural Attractions in Paraguay

  • Ybycuí National Park: Spot an array of wildlife, including capuchin monkeys, howler monkeys, coati, butterflies and birds at Paraguay’s most-visited national park. Take a dip at the small waterfall and visit the museum.
  • Eco-reserva Mbatoví: Have an exciting time in nature with zip lines, suspended bridges and rappelling. A top place for thrill-seekers, it also has plenty of interest for fans of the great outdoors.

Best Time of Year to Visit Paraguay

October to March is the rainiest, hottest and most humid time of year in Paraguay, but the summer still attracts many visitors. April to September has less rainfall and lower temperatures, with May to August being the coolest months. The peak tourist season is between April and July. February, March, and July are the best months to visit Paraguay if you’re keen to experience lively local festivals.

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Journey 3 steps itinerary

Explore Paraguay's vibrant cultural scene, where native and colonial heritage blend together. Visit renowned museums, lively artisan shops, and enjoy authentic folk performances throughout your stay.

Visit Asunción's Leading Museums
Experience Luque's Artisan Markets
Traditional Music and Dance Evening

Embark on a journey through Paraguay's stunning scenery. See vibrant native wildlife, hike through protected natural areas, and admire spectacular waterfalls and sweeping views.

Wildlife Watching in Ybycuí National Park
Boat Ride on Lake Ypacaraí
Trip to Salto Cristal Waterfall

Travel through Paraguay and discover its best-known historic sites. Visit the UNESCO-listed Jesuit ruins, explore colonial-era neighborhoods, and learn about key events in the nation's history.

Visit the Trinidad Jesuit Mission Ruins
Walk Through Encarnación's Colonial District
See Asunción's Historic Landmarks

Forecast
Weather trends

Paraguay has a climate that varies from subtropical to tropical, with hot summers and pleasantly mild winters. Rain falls throughout the year, though it is usually heaviest in summer. Humidity is often noticeable during wetter months, while winters are generally drier and comfortable. At times, cold fronts can cause brief cooler periods, but severe cold is quite uncommon. Seasonal contrasts are clear across the country, with the highest temperatures and rainfall occurring from November to March, the hottest and wettest time of year.

Gastronomy Cuisine

Paraguayan cuisine is strongly rooted in tradition, reflecting the rich influence of indigenous Guaraní culture and Spanish heritage. It highlights staple ingredients such as corn, cassava (yuca), and cheese, which are the basis of many local specialties. Typical dishes include hearty stews, tasty grilled meats, and savory cheese breads, all known for their freshness and simplicity. Meals are often enjoyed in a communal, family-centered setting, emphasizing the joy of sharing food together. Rich flavors and homemade-style preparation define the culinary identity of Paraguay, making it an appealing destination for travelers seeking authentic South American food.

  • Paraguayan Soup

    Paraguayan Soup

    A savory cornbread with cheese, made with onions and sometimes eggs. Despite its name, it is not actually a soup.
  • Chipa

    Chipa

    A traditional cheese bread, usually ring-shaped and baked with cassava or corn flour, enjoyed all year and especially during Easter.
  • Mbejú

    Mbejú

    A thick, crispy pancake made with cassava starch, cheese, and butter, cooked on a griddle and eaten as a snack or for breakfast.