Top Nature Reserves in Argentina

I recommend bringing snacks and water. Food inside the park can be overpriced and not that great. Plus, you’ll want to enjoy your breaks while soaking in those views.

I think you should check for combo tickets. We saved a bit when we included the boat tour with our entry fee. Definitely worth it for an awesome view from the water!

Don’t forget to bring a reusable water bottle! There are water stations throughout helping you save money and reduce plastic use.

I recommend starting your visit around 9 AM when the trails are less crowded and you can enjoy the tranquility. Plus, you'll have better chances to spot wildlife!

My advice is to download a birdwatching app before your visit. I found it helpful for identifying species and enhancing the overall experience!

Definitely try to go during sunrise or sunset for the best light and incredible views. I went early around 7 AM, and the colors were stunning!

Wear sturdy shoes because some paths can get tricky or muddy. I wore sneakers and wished I had my hiking boots with me for better grip.

Definitely keep an eye out for the wildlife. I was lucky and saw some amazing birds and maybe even a fox! Bring binoculars if you can, it makes a big difference in spotting them.

If you’re into hiking, check out the Los Alerces trail. Super beautiful but don’t forget good shoes! I was unprepared and my feet were killing me after a few hours.

My advice is to bring cash! Some places only accept cash, and you don’t want to miss out on buying souvenirs or snacks because you forgot!

I suggest packing a picnic lunch! There are some great spots near the lake. It saved me money on overpriced snacks and honestly, eating in nature was the highlight of my day.