Samborombón Bay

Welcome to Sahm-boh-rohm-BOHN Bay, a sprawling ecological frontier in the eastern province of Buenos Aires. Here, the brackish waters flowing from the Río de la Plata continuously mix with the saline currents of the Atlantic…

Approaching the San Clemente estuary, the sheer diversity of avian life immediately captivates the observer. This zone is a crucial feeding ground for species that travel immense distances. …

Step carefully as we approach the exposed mudflats near Tapera de López, an area where the receding waters reveal an astonishing spectacle: millions of crabs scuttling across the slime. The most widespread inhabitant here is the…

As we walk toward the windswept point of Punta Rasa, the landscape opens up dramatically. Here, on a temporary sandy island formed by the shifting tides, rests a large flock of Black Skimmers. …

Venturing slightly inland, we reach General Lavalle, a small, neat town situated along the Ajó estuary. The contrast with the bustling coastal areas is immediate. …

Our final specific site takes us slightly away from the water to the remnants of the old Samborombón railway station, located in the Brandsen district. This small, seemingly forgotten paraje once pulsed with the rhythm of the…

As our exploration of Sahm-boh-rohm-BOHN Bay concludes, take a moment to absorb the vastness of this horizon. You have traversed an ecological crossroads where freshwater rivers dissolve into the immense Atlantic, creating a…