My travel goals 4 of 23: Entre Ríos, a visit to the city of Colon.
The one in Entre Rios is the fifth trip (Argentina has 23 provinces.)
My travel goals 5 of 23: Entre Ríos.
We took this trip in January of this year, for the summer holidays and we went to the city of Colón. This city is small and very quiet. It has a central area where there are several restaurants and other shops.
Entre Ríos, a visit to the city of Colon.
Colon is located on the banks of the Uruguay River, where people can go to bathe and spend the day.
The funny thing is that depending on the area in which you approach the river, the panorama changes completely: the first day we went to a very quiet area.
There were few people resting and some with their pets.
Some days later, googling, we discovered that there was another sector that was more crowded.
The beach of the young souls.
When we went there, we discovered that big parties were going on all day. We call it “the beach of the young souls”.
A thermal water complex.
Besides being able to spend the day on the river, the city of Colón has a thermal water complex.
I had never been to such a place and it was very relaxing to spend the day in the hot water even though it was about 77F that day.
We had to leave our cell phones in a locker so I couldn't take photos of the swimming pools, but I show you one from the web.
Finally, we visit an air park. It was like an amusement park but with circuits to climb.
You had to be in good physical condition to pass all of them! I'm proud to say that we made it
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Colón is a beautiful tourist city in Entre Ríos, Argentina, located on the banks of the Uruguay River. It is known for its beaches, hot springs, and natural surroundings, including islands and the El Palmar National Park. Tourist attractions include a variety of activities, such as water sports, gastronomy, a diverse nightlife, and historic sites such as the Forclaz Mill and Urquiza House.
ReplyDeleteIn the province of Entre Ríos, on the banks of the Uruguay River, a region populated by estuaries, forests, and wetlands where more than 250 bird species coexist. Unforgettable sunsets await you in the world's last Yatay palm forest.
DeleteAnd in the recreational area: organized camping, a grocery store, a restaurant and cafe, barbecue grill rentals, and a public telephone. El Palmar National Park can be visited year-round.