Water rides in Herradura
Embark on a sailing adventure amid green landscapes in the province of Formosa.
Do you know why this lagoon is called “herradura,” or “horseshoe”? Due to the shape of its waters crossing the land. In order to get there, cross the Salado stream and the town of Herradura. When you get to the pier, hop on the motorboat and get your adventure going. Enjoy the pure air and feel the scent of the countryside, as you cross the warm waters surrounded with landscapes brimming with vegetation.
Do you like sport fishing? Here you’ll find the mythical La Plata croaker (or corvina), with surubí atigrados, and other local fish species such as pacú and manguruyú. Do you want to be a part of a classical celebration by the lake? Come to the International River Corvina Fishing Festival. Live this experience in the province of Formosa.
Geographic location: Province of Formosa, Argentine Litoral region.
How to get there: From the city of Formosa, via Ruta Nacional 11 (42 km).
Area: 3,480 sq km
Altitude: 64 meters above sea level.
Climate: Warm and humid.
Recommended length of stay: 1 to 2 days.
Recommended clothing and gear: Light clothes and sunscreen.