Estancia La Serena boasts the privilege of encompassing approximately 4 km of Lake Buenos Aires’ shoreline within its 1500 hectares, offering some of the most breathtaking vistas imaginable.

In this setting, the endeavor was initiated by a European family captivated by the allure of nature and the landscapes of Southern Patagonia. As pioneers in ranch tourism, they constructed cabins and cultivated an environment sheltered by lines of alder trees and region-specific crops. Back then, it stood as the sole ranch tourism destination in the area, a novelty in the Province of Santa Cruz.

Over the years, efforts led to the creation of a wind-protected environment, diverse fruit orchards, and an organic garden—all intersected by irrigation channels, transforming this corner into a verdant and productive oasis. The rest of the ranch’s expanse preserves its natural, rugged vegetation.

Following an intensive period of improvements, Estancia La Serena once again swung open its gates to welcome nature-loving tourists in January 2004, extending warm hospitality to those seeking to immerse themselves in the beauty of this stunning corner of the planet.

At present, the new proprietors of La Serena are committed to upholding the agro-tourism project that commenced over a decade ago. They are renewing the orchards and embarking on new challenges, prompted by a fresh regional tourism framework arising from the establishment of Patagonia National Park in 2015.

La Serena rests at the feet of Lake Buenos Aires, promising tranquility and relaxation. Yet, for those who relish activity, the hosts of these rustic and comfortable cabins extend an array of options. They offer trout and salmon fishing, photographic safaris, excursions through colorful canyons, the Andean mountains, and the southern forest. Engage in estate birdwatching, spotting indigenous avian wonders, and savor a cuisine rooted in organic produce from the garden and ecological orchard.

The circumstances surrounding La Serena present a unique opportunity to plan a journey that encompasses everything from paleontological and archaeological marvels to harnessing natural resources.

It stands as a place of profound tourist allure, thanks to the breathtaking natural beauty of the Patagonian Andean landscape. Every activity associated with the key attractions is at your fingertips, from the Patagonia National Park to the Pinturas River Canyon, the Cave of Hands, the path to Monte Zeballos, Lakes Posadas and Pueyrredón, Lake Buenos Aires – General Carrera, and the town of Los Antiguos.