Whether enjoying water sports, sharing family picnics or simply absorbing the peace that these reflecting pools offer, The province of Buenos Aires offers incredible lakes and lagoons to enjoy this summer 2024which are presented as ideal destinations to face the summer heat.
Some options are very close to the Buenos aires cityas the La Brava Lagoonlocated 30 kilometers away, and others involve traveling around 500 kilometers to see them: the Epecuen Lake (510 kilometers away) and the Mount Lagoon (485 kilometers away). But they are absolutely worth it.
Laguna del Monte
In the city of GuaminiLaguna del Monte offers a lake landscape that guarantees rest and spectacular sunsets. Surrounded by trees, the place has a spa equipped with camping and grills to enjoy a day full of fun. Fishing, highlighting species such as silversides, shortfin and catfish, is the main activity, but kitesurfing has also become popular.
Laguna del Monte is the perfect setting for this water sport, and since 2016, the KiteLake school, directed by Marcos Casserly, has attracted around 80 enthusiasts. With different coasts that allow sailing in all winds, Guaminí is presented as one of the surprising destinations in the province of Buenos Aires to enjoy a weekend full of sun, nature, water activities and unforgettable images.
La Brava Lagoon
La Brava lagoon, an extensive sheet of water of 420 hectares surrounded by the Balcarce mountains and its rural environment, offers a perfect setting for total disconnection and various recreational experiences. From sailing and horseback riding to fishing, trekking, climbing, cycling, stand up paddle boarding, zip lining, rappelling and paragliding, the place promises adventures for all tastes.
Nadia Beilison, manager of Orange Stonea sustainable tourism venture with cabins on the shores of the lagoon, highlights the choice of people to live experiences in direct contact with nature.
La Brava, located 30 kilometers from Capital Federal and 43 from Mar del Plata, also offers gastronomic options and the possibility of practicing windsurfing, kitesurfing and windfoil with your own equipment, thanks to the purity of the water that makes it ideal for various aquatic activities.
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Epecuen Lake
Villa Epecuen, 520 kilometers from the City of Buenos Airesstands out for its incredible lagoon that is shown between buildings and trees petrified by salt, the result of a flood in 1985 that left the town uninhabited. Initially, in the 1920s, the city was a thriving tourist destination known for its body recovery benefits. However, the flood transformed the city into ruins, which over time became an open-air museum.
The lake, with healing properties similar to the Dead Sea, attracts tourists due to its high salt content. Ideal for walks and photographs, the place has been the scene of several films and video clips.
Viviana Castro, park ranger of the Laguna Epecuén Natural, Historical and Cultural Reserve, highlights the mission of sharing history and conserving the place, collaborating with scientists, archaeologists and paleontologists in the selection and study of fossils.
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