The Fruit Port is a small pier on the banks of the Luján River in the town of Tigre, next to which the fruit market is located. They owe their names to the fact that until the middle of the 20th century, fruit production from the Paraná Delta landed there, which was then marketed in the city of Buenos Aires.

The Cathedral of San Isidro is a religious temple of neogothic style. It adopted forms of said style used in Europe between the 12th and 16th centuries, the only difference being that modern materials and techniques were used. The most characteristic of the Cathedral are its slender lines designed from the religiosity so that they point towards the sky. Its facade was restored with imitation stone and exposed brick with tasks of molding the original ornaments in a workshop. Its main tower is 68 m high. Its base is a Latin cross with three naves with a circular apse. The columns are cylindrical and the stone and brick walls have openings with stained glass made in France and Gothic rosettes. Upon entering the Cathedral, its grandeur can be appreciated through its forms that stand out from its last restoration. Inside you can see the neo-Gothic style columns and arches that take you to the altar.

The River Station in Tigre, where we can enjoy what the city has to offer us. The service on our boats includes audio-guided in Spanish, English and Portuguese. and then enter the first section of the Paraná Delta. We will enter through the San Antonio Rivers, the “Tres bocas” area and then the Sarmiento River, along the route we will see recognized attractions such as the Casa Sarmiento Museum, recreation and typical inns of the area, private houses, docks, native vegetation of the area. Delta, and the particular island life.