Laguna Melincué Nature Reserve
Considered the largest wetland in the south of Santa Fe, this Nature Reserve is internationally recognised as an important residence site for the Andean flamingo, which finds a shelter here to nest.
The environment harbours a wealth of water birds, both resident and migratory of regional and hemispheric level. In addition, its waters have therapeutic properties and healing muds; that is the reason why it was declared Capital of Thermal Tourism of the province.
You can go windsurfing, kitesurfing, SUP, open water swimming and kayaking. Sport fishing, running, hiking in the surroundings and bird watching are more options to enjoy.
Isla Mayor (one of the 6 in the lagoon) harbours the ruins of the Hotel Balneario, an old complex abandoned in 1975 after two large flooding events.