Recognized since 2008 as an Important Bird Area (IBA) in Argentina, the reserve offers unparalleled bird‑watching opportunities.
Researchers divide the site into two main zones, the northwest sector and the southeast sector, to better study its avian populations.
UNESCO‑Recognized Ecosystem
UNESCO has highlighted this reserve as one of Argentina’s most outstanding ecosystems, safeguarding a remarkable blend of land and coastal biodiversity. Visitors can explore an intricate network of lagoons, deltas, wetlands, and canals, each supporting a unique suite of species.
UNESCO has highlighted this reserve as one of Argentina’s most outstanding ecosystems, safeguarding a remarkable blend of land and coastal biodiversity. Visitors can explore an intricate network of lagoons, deltas, wetlands, and canals, each supporting a unique suite of species.
Why Visit?
Ecotourism: Experience untouched wilderness and observe rare wildlife.
Cultural immersion: Learn from the Pilagá community and their sustainable practices.
Birding paradise: Spot endemic and migratory birds in a globally recognized IBA.
Plan your adventure and become part of the effort to protect this extraordinary Argentine treasure.
Cultural immersion: Learn from the Pilagá community and their sustainable practices.
Birding paradise: Spot endemic and migratory birds in a globally recognized IBA.
Plan your adventure and become part of the effort to protect this extraordinary Argentine treasure.