Summer in Argentina invites travelers to discover destinations where nature, water, and relaxation combine to create unforgettable experiences. In this context, national parks, reserves, and open spaces are gaining popularity among those seeking accessible and outdoor vacations. El Palmar National Park, located in the province of Entre Ríos, is one such destination. It is a protected natural area where visitors can stay overnight and experience the landscape from within, featuring centennial palm trees, a river, and extensive trails to enjoy sunrises and sunsets to the charming sound of birds. Its main activities include walking trails of varying difficulty, birdwatching (with over 270 registered species), canoeing and kayaking on the river, and enjoying a classic day at the beach on the Uruguay River. Picnics are also a popular activity in designated areas with organized camping facilities. Travelers can also explore nearby attractions such as the hot springs and waterfront in Colón, or the historical circuit in San José. Notably, national park entry fees will not increase this summer, making these trips even more appealing.
