This summer, the **Atlantic Coast** offers much more than just beaches and sun, among its unique landscapes, you can find the **Faro Querandí Natural Reserve**. It is a place that invites you to disconnect from the noise and reconnect with tranquility.
A natural environment of unique beauty
With extensive dunes, native fauna, and an environment dedicated to **environmental preservation**, the Faro Querandí Natural Reserve is the ideal destination for those seeking a different experience in **direct contact with nature**.
Here you can enjoy trails surrounded by **native vegetation**, [observe birds in their natural habitat](https://noticiasambientales.com/turismo/el-increible-parque-nacional-que-esta-a-1-hora-de-caba-con-senderos-para-avistar-aves-y-ciervos-de-pantano/), and find moments of peace in a carefully protected ecosystem.
A hidden gem in Villa Gesell
Located in **Villa Gesell**, the Faro Querandí Natural Reserve is one of the best-kept secrets of the Atlantic Coast. With more than 5,700 hectares of **dunes and native fauna**, this destination invites travelers to disconnect from the hustle and bustle and connect with nature in its purest state, thanks to its renewed access.
The entrance to the reserve is located on Provincial Route 11, which will soon have two lanes going and two lanes coming back in the stretch from Villa Gesell to Mar Chiquita. This improvement, announced by the government of Axel Kicillof, will benefit circulation to the Atlantic Coast and Mar del Plata.
Additionally, the accesses to Villa Gesell, Mar Azul, and Mar de las Pampas will be remodeled, and a new roundabout intersection will be built at the access to Mar Chiquita.
A refuge for biodiversity
Created in 1996, the Faro Querandí Natural Reserve protects the dune cord, one of the **most fragile and valuable ecosystems** in the region. Here you can find a wide diversity of species such as lizards, foxes, migratory birds, and plants adapted to the **extreme conditions of sandy soil**.
Activities to enjoy in the reserve
The Faro Querandí Reserve offers visitors various activities to explore its natural beauty:
– Hiking: Walks among native vegetation and breathtaking landscapes.
– Birdwatching: Ideal for birdwatching enthusiasts.
– Horseback riding: Horseback rides through the dunes, an unforgettable experience.
– Guided visits to the Faro Querandí: Learn about its history and function in a unique setting.
– Responsible tourism: a sustainable experience
The Faro Querandí Reserve is more than a tourist destination; it is a place [dedicated to environmental conservation](https://noticiasambientales.com/compromiso-ambiental/mujeres-indigenas-de-peru-lideran-la-conservacion-de-los-felinos-de-los-andes/). Visitors are asked to respect the rules, such as not leaving waste or altering the flora and fauna, ensuring that future generations can also enjoy this unique natural space.
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