The Mar Chiquita, in the province of Buenos Aires, is one of the most privileged destinations for birdwatching in the region.

Between coastal wetlands, grasslands, lagoons, riverside forests and the coastal lagoon — unique in its type in South America — a mosaic of environments hosts more than 200 bird species throughout the year.

From majestic Australian flamingos and flocks of migratory plovers arriving from the northern hemisphere, to endemic and threatened species like the Black Burrito, this territory offers unique opportunities for naturalists, photographers and lovers of biodiversity.

Birdwatching is not only an aesthetic and contemplative experience: it promotes conservation, strengthens the bond with nature and opens the door to sustainable tourism.
In Mar Chiquita, every field trip is an invitation to be amazed by the behavior, songs and flights of resident and migratory birds, in scenarios of immense beauty and tranquility.

Whether you are an experienced observer or just starting out with binoculars, the region offers accessible trails, viewpoints, nature reserves and local guides with deep knowledge of the environment.