The “Pampa” Region is located to the east of the Argentinean Republic and its coast is bathed by the Atlantic Ocean waters, which give the region the ideal freshness and breeze.
It is covered by an extensive plain with thousands of fascinating hectares and interrupted by the presence of mountains which make this region one of the richest and most fertile of the country, suitable for the harvest of cereals exported to the world. The native flora of the small lakes and marshland areas of this Argentinean region is made up of rushes and bulrushes. The territory is inhabited by small and medium-size animals likes foxes, skunks, viscachas, herons, and attractive ducks.