Reserva Natural Puerto Quequén Adventures

Reserva Natural Puerto Quequén is a natural reserve located near the port city of Quequén, within Necochea Partido in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. It encompasses stretches along the Quequén Grande River estuary and its surrounding coastal wetlands. The reserve protects vital ecosystems including salt marshes, riparian forests, dunes, and beach habitats. These environments support rich biodiversity, particularly diverse avian fauna such as migratory shorebirds, waterfowl, and raptors, making it a significant site for birdwatching and ecological study. The reserve plays an important role in preserving fish spawning grounds and maintaining ecological balance within the estuarine system. Visitors can enjoy walks along designated trails and observation points that provide views of the river and coastal landscapes. Activities focus primarily on low-impact recreation such as wildlife viewing, environmental education, and photographic opportunities. The proximity to the port town of Quequén gives easy access while shielding the reserve from intensive development pressures. Local conservation groups and authorities work for the protection and sustainable management of the area to safeguard habitat quality and support biodiversity. The reserve is also important culturally and historically for communities around Necochea, reflecting the relationship between humans and these coastal environments. While camping and extensive hiking are limited to protect the sensitive habitats, day visits are encouraged to connect with the natural environment, learn about coastal conservation, and observe wildlife in a semi-natural setting.