Flights To Paraguay Guide

Silvio Pettirossi International Airport is an international airport in Luque, Paraguay that provides indirect service to the neighbouring city of Clorinda, Formosa, in Argentina, as well as the capital city of Asunción, Paraguay. 

As soon as you land in Paraguay, Woking Travel will take care of you and organise transportation from the airport to your accommodation. 

Ensuring a comfortable stay within Paraguay is vital.

Ensuring a comfortable stay and easy manoeuvrability within Paraguay is vital. Booking with Woking Travel allows you to find the ideal spot to crash because we have an incredible array of hotels and have put together incredible travel packages that will make your trip in Bogota unforgettable. 

Here are our top 10 picks for the best accommodations in Paraguay, ranging from opulent properties to affordable hotels to cater to every traveller’s preferences and budget.

1. Gran Hotel Del Paraguay: A symbol of luxury in the heart of the capital, perfect for business travellers and urban explorers.
   
   
2. Reducto: A boutique hotel offering personalised service and a peaceful stay in Encarnación, close to Jesuit ruins.
   
   
3. Sheraton Asunción Hotel: Modern amenities and a central location make this hotel a convenient base for urban ventures.
   
   
4. Hub Hotel Asuncion: It provides a variety of amenities tailored for travellers just like you in a family-friendly location, all at the perfect balance of affordability, comfort, and convenience.
   
   
5. Dazzler by Wyndham Asuncion: Situated in one of the city’s trendiest neighbourhoods, Dazzler Asunción is flanked by upscale retail and dining establishments. With 300 rooms spread across 16 stories, it offers the utmost in comfort and cutting-edge design, creating rooms that are roomy and bright.
   
   
6. La Mision Hotel Boutique: Combining elements of the ancient and contemporary, La Misión Hotel Boutique showcases the wonderful Guarani culture while drawing inspiration from the area’s well-known Jesuit Missions.
   
   
7. Hotel Westfalenhaus: A German hotel close to the airport and retail malls. The offered amenities include breakfast and free WiFi.
   
   
8. Hotel Cecilia: Situated a short distance from the former railway station, in a prominent area of downtown Asuncion, the traditional hotel with a European flare is near the picturesque Plaza Uruguaya.
   
   
9. Ibis Asuncion: Finding an ideal family-friendly hotel in Paraguay does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Ibis Asuncion, a nice option for travellers like you.
   
   
10. Sheraton Asuncion Hotel: While visiting the city, unwind at the Sheraton Asuncion Hotel. In Asuncion, Paraguay, our hotel is close to the financial sector. Visit well-known sites including Paseo La Galería and Shopping del Sol as you explore the city.

There are several ways to travel throughout Paraguay, and each one enhances the experience in a different way.

• Bus: This well-liked and reasonably priced kind of transportation allows you to meet people in the area and take in beautiful views while travelling.
• Taxi: A handy mode of transportation in cities; make sure you agree on a fee in advance.
• Car Rental: Car rentals provide flexibility for individuals seeking freedom when exploring.
• Domestic Flights: Perfect for long-distance travellers within Paraguay. 

Here’s a snapshot of what awaits you in Paraguay –

1. The Prehistoric Channel of Ybycuí: A place of gushing waterfalls, the Prehistoric Channel of Ybycuí is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and photographers.
   
   
2. The Jardín Botánico y Zoológico: The Wonderful Jardín Botánico y Zoológico is a family-friendly zoo that lets guests engage with a wide variety of animals in their natural habitat.
   
   
3. Ciudad Del Este: A humming business district that is a shopping and tech enthusiast haven for bargain hunters.
   
   
4. San Ignacio Guazú: The site of Jesuit ruins that provide insight into the region’s fascinating past.
   
   
5. The Ypacaraí Lake: The tranquil Ypacaraí Lake has an idyllic scenery and an impressive array of flora and wildlife.
   
   
6. Museo Del Barro: An exceptional collection that uses indigenous art to highlight Paraguay’s history and customs.
   
   
7. Chaco Paraguayo: Paraguay’s Chaco is one of the most important ecoregions.
   
   
8. Saltos Del Monday: A commanding waterfall where you can hear the thunderous roar of falling water. 
   
   
9. Cerro Corá National Park: Cerro Corá National Park is a popular destination for thrill-seekers, including a diverse range of unusual animals and breathtaking hiking paths.
   
   
10. The ñandutí Lace Market in Itaguá: The Itaguá ñandutí Lace Market is a haven for those interested in locally produced lace and handicrafts.

Here are 10 restaurants in Paraguay that serve exceptional food:

1. Pakuri: Chic Villa Morra is home to a restaurant made of repurposed shipping containers, where chef Sofía Pfannl serves inventive New Paraguayan food and her sommelier husband José Miguel Burga curates beautifully chosen wine and cocktail menus.
   
   
2. Tierra Colorada Gastró: Rodolfo Angenscheidt is on a mission to put the best Paraguayan flavours and ingredients on the plate with his colourful and creative, yet hearty, dishes. Meat and fish are the stars here, with dishes such as 28-day grass-fed Paraguayan beef, and surubí fish served with moringa herbs and orange.
   
   
3. Café de Acá: There are a lot of people there practically all day long, making it the perfect spot for breakfast, lunch, or a snack. One of its harder-to-find offerings is a pitcher of iced tereré, which is maté mixed with cool water and fragrant herbs. It’s the ideal beverage for summer afternoons spent in the garden’s shadow.
   
   
4. Karú: Beyond only selling bread, Ignacio Fontclara’s bakery offers much more. Be ready to fight for a spot on their terrace on weekends and reserve their sourdough breads. It’s a great place to have breakfast, a snack or a light lunch.
   
   
5. El Bolsi: It is a landmark in Asunción’s downtown. It seems as though you haven’t visited the centre if you haven’t been to El Bolsi. El Bolsi is never empty, no matter whether it’s a terrible day, an epidemic, or there are dead all around.
   
   
6. Mburicao: Renowned in the community, this fine dining establishment is run by a chef who hosts his own culinary programme, Cocinando la mañana!
   
   
7. Jardin Aleman: This restaurant is a nice place to stop for lunch if you’re heading to the Iguazu Falls near Asuncion. German ownership means that many German classics with a hint of Paraguayan influence may be found here.
   
   
8. Confiteria Bolsi: Located in Asuncion, this trendy restaurant with a local motif is well-liked by young, fashionable Paraguayans. With its traditional meals, it delivers quite the Paraguayan punch while maintaining the feel of a little café.
   
   
9. Lido Bar: Lido pub is a neighbourhood pub that has become an institution in Asuncion. It serves cool bottles of Pilsen beer and hearty plates of comfort cuisine from Paraguay.
   
   
10. Kafa Tostadores: At Kafa Tostadores, enjoy a latte, a syphon, and a conversation with expert baristas about the future of third-wave coffee in Paraguay. 

Here are 10 activities you must do on your visit to Paraguay:

1. Taste Tereré in Plaza de Armas: Join a local for a traditional cup of Tereré, Paraguay’s national drink, and engage in a circle of conversation.
   
   
2. Listen to The Harps of Ybycuí: Known as ‘arpistas’ in Paraguay. These musicians play a traditional harp with a peculiar sound that resonates through the soul.
   
   
3. Witness the Solar Eclipse: Patagonia is a preferred destination for sky gazers, and 2024 brings a grand celestial treat.
   
   
4. Enjoy a Sunday at Mercado 4: A bustling market, an open-air theatre of barter and commerce.
   
   
5. Take a Boat Ride on the Paraná River: Observe the local flora and fauna on a tranquil ride that offers breathtaking views.
   
   
6. Join A Soccer Game: Experience the national frenzy for football first-hand – in a Paraguayan village or on the streets of bustling cities.
   
   
7. Learn to Speak Guaraní: The local indigenous language represents Paraguay’s rich cultural tapestry.
   
   
8. Trek through Mbaracayú Forest Reserve: An unforgettable experience through some of South America’s rarest habitats.
   
   
9. Explore The Arena Vault: A pre-Columbian collection that will give insight into the artistry of Indigenous people.
   
   
10. Attend an Áyar Sponsorship Ceremony: This religious ceremony is a memorable way to witness Paraguay traditions.

Paraguay has a subtropical climate characterised by pronounced wet and dry seasons.

• The summer months are hot and muggy from November to March, with an average temperature of 25-35°C (77-95°F). This period is also associated with much rain, mainly in afternoon thunderstorms.
• Winter months from June to August tend to be less severe than other regions, with temperatures ranging between 5-25°C (41-77°F). Winters are generally drier, but cold fronts from the south occasionally bring low temperatures or even frost, especially in southern parts.
  
  

The ideal seasons to go are spring (September to November) and fall (March to May), when moderate temperatures in the range of 20°C to 30°C are experienced.

• GMT: Paraguay is typically five hours behind GMT.
• BST: When the British clock switches to BST, the time difference is four hours.

Currency:

• The official currency of Paraguay is the Guarani. ATMs are prevalent in cities and big towns, making it convenient to withdraw cash. Moreover, both cash and cards are commonly accepted in urban areas, including hotels, eateries, and shops.
  
  

Language: 

• The local language is Spanish, and Guaraní is widely spoken in rural areas.

Local Customs:

In Paraguay, it is customary to greet with a handshake and project an amiable demeanour in public interactions. It is polite to use respectful titles and address people with consideration, especially when sitting in professional settings. In addition, sharing meals and participating in communal activities are significant parts of social life.

Laws:

Paraguay has its own set of laws and cultural norms. It is recommended that you stay informed and respect local customs during your visit. For guidance on laws and travel advisories, check out the links below:

• UK Travel Advisory for Paraguay
• Paraguay Tourist Advisory

Paraguay is a land of surprises, where every turn offers a new discovery. The country’s allure is irresistible from the chirping biodiversity in the Pantanal to the melodic tales of the harps. Begin your escapade by booking your flight to Paraguay with Woking Travel and unlock a world of adventure. Pack your curiosity and venture into the heart of South America – Paraguay awaits.

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