Discover the award-winning wetland of the Argentine town that offers magnificent postcards

Lovers of different tourism not only know this place, but they are in love with it. It is an Argentine town in the province of Formosa with a wetland worthy of a movie, ideal to discover and enjoy on vacation or at any time.

Discover a Dreamy Wetland

Bañado La Estrella, located in Formosa, is the second largest wetland in Argentina, surpassed only by the impressive Esteros del Iberá. This place offers stunning landscapes thanks to its vegetation and unique natural colors on the planet.

The surroundings have accommodations and access to local gastronomy, making it an ideal destination for taking photographs and enjoying nature.

In addition, Bañado La Estrella is home to a diversity of animals such as capybaras, alligators, water snakes like the curiyú boa, and a great variety of birds. This wetland has recently been distinguished as one of the “Natural Wonders of Argentina”, offering an unbeatable opportunity for ecotourism.

Here you can go on a photographic safari, take boat or canoe rides, go on guided hikes, and enjoy unforgettable horseback rides.

This wetland is chosen to enjoy its unique landscape

When and How to Visit Bañado La Estrella

This impressive wetland is open 365 days a year. Locals recommend traveling between April and September to see more animals, although the climate from November to March is also ideal for outdoor activities.

The nearest town is Fortín La Soledad, 65 kilometers from Las Lomitas, and about 300 kilometers from the capital of Formosa. It is accessed by dirt road (RP32) and upon arrival, excursions can be arranged. In Fortín La Soledad, there are accommodations with available gastronomy.

Beyond its natural beauty, it is important to highlight the protection of the local wildlife. Bañado La Estrella has been declared an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA), emphasizing the importance of preserving this unique ecosystem.

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