Costa Aguacates

Costa Aguacates is a furnished apartment complex on Posadas’ Costanera, facing the Paraná River. The address — Avenida Gobernador Roca 365 — puts it at the heart of the capital city’s riverside promenade, steps from the water and in the most active outdoor zone in the city.

The Costanera of Posadas is the main hub for outdoor life in Misiones’ capital. The promenade combines modern infrastructure — bike lanes, plazas, gazebos, performance stages — with direct access to sandy river beaches along the Paraná. In the evenings it fills with families, joggers, and visitors making the most of the waterfront and the river breeze. Across the water, the Paraguayan city of Encarnación is visible from the riverbank, connected to Posadas by the San Roque González de Santa Cruz International Bridge. That binational dynamic gives the city its distinct character: people, goods, and culture flow constantly between the two banks of the Paraná.

The complex offers three fully equipped apartments with different configurations. The first (ground floor) has a bedroom with a double bed, a living area with single beds, and a balcony facing the river, sleeping up to six. The second (also ground floor) has two bedrooms — a queen bed, two singles, and a sofa bed — for groups of up to five. The third (second floor) is more compact: a bedroom with a double and single bed, plus a living room sofa bed, designed for four.

All apartments include a fully equipped kitchen, private bathroom, air conditioning, WiFi, and cable TV. Having a kitchen makes a practical difference on stays of more than one night: the Costanera area has several nearby shops and markets, and the proximity to the international bridge makes it easy to cross into Encarnación for grocery runs — a habit common among regular visitors to the region.

The accommodation works like a short-term apartment in a strategic city location, without the constraints of a hotel. Family groups, couples, or friends planning several days in Posadas can manage their own schedules without depending on set meal times or rigid check-in windows. The beach is walkable; the city center is a short bus or car ride away.

For travelers using Posadas as a regional base, the Costanera location is also practical: National Route 12 — which connects to San Ignacio Miní and continues to Puerto Iguazú and the Iguazú Falls — departs from the city, and the bus terminal is less than four kilometers away. Misiones concentrates a circuit of Jesuit ruins, subtropical forest reserves, and yerba mate landscapes that many visitors chain together in five-to-seven-day stays, using Posadas as their starting and ending point.

Costa Aguacates doesn’t aim for luxury — it aims for functionality with location. What it offers — Paraná river views, a private kitchen, and direct access to the riverside promenade — covers the needs of travelers who want to be at the active heart of Posadas without paying city-center hotel rates.