In our country there are incredible destinations. Especially those that are rarely visited due to lack of knowledge.
In the province of Entre Ríos542 kilometers from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires and less than 75 from the capital of Entre Ríos is located Brugo Town. The place has a picturesque and quiet spa that has nothing to envy of the beaches outside. But in addition, the town also offers unimaginable landscapes and a great diversity in flora and fauna.
There are many animals such as foxes, capybaras, otters, hares, vizcachas, ducks, bandurrias, among other wide varieties of birds. Regarding the vegetation, you can enjoy small forests, low mountains, gallery forests, lagoon vegetation, dry area vegetation and wild fruits. It also has accommodation and small shops for tourists.
Brugo Town
Where is Pueblo Brugo
Pueblo Brugo is a small town located west of the province of Entre Ríos. It is part of the Antonio Tomás district and is located on the banks of the Paraná River. It is located 75 kilometers from the provincial capital. It is separated by 542 kilometers from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.
What to do in Pueblo Brugo
The greatest attraction that the town has are the beaches where you can do all kinds of water activitiesfrom swimming to sport fishing that is very varied in the Paraná River. There are also water sports and sailing. On the other hand, it offers a wide variety of campsites for those who prefer to connect with local nature. And they have grills, a volleyball court, a camping area and parks for recreation.
Gastronomy has a Tempting offer on fish and local products. In addition, the hunting season occurs between May and August. There are 1800 hectares of countryside enabled for small game hunting where partridges, ducks, hares and vizcachas are found.
How to go to Pueblo Brugo
The Autonomous City of Buenos Aires is located 542 kilometers from Pueblo Brugo, that is, just over 6 hours of travel by vehicle. Its access is very easy and fast since it is reached by National Route No. 12, and then travel approximately 28 km along Provincial Route No. 8 that leads to Hernandarias.
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