Audio Guide of Pinamar Forest

Pinamar Forest is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year, as it is a public natural area. You can access it via Bunge Avenue in Pinamar, with free parking available; using your own vehicle or a bicycle is recommended. For more details, visit the official Pinamar Municipality website or call (02254) 480000.

Admission to Pinamar Forest is completely free for all visitors. No tickets or advance reservations are required; just respect the area's conservation rules.

It is recommended to allow between 1 and 2 hours to explore the main trails on foot or by bicycle. If you want to explore at a relaxed pace and take photos, you can extend your visit to 3 hours.

Pinamar Forest was planted in the 1940s by the Anchorena family to combat erosion of the coastal dunes and create a green oasis in the area. Today it is an environmental icon of Pinamar, protecting local biodiversity and offering a unique contrast with the beaches.

Spring (September-November) or autumn (March-May) are ideal because of the mild weather and fewer tourists; avoid peak summer because of the heat. Sunrise or sunset offers the best light for photos and fewer mosquitoes.

The main trails are sandy and not fully accessible for wheelchairs, but there are paved areas near the entrance. We recommend contacting the Municipality at (02254) 480000 for adapted options or guided visits.

Nearby you will find Pinamar Beach just a 10-minute walk away, La Virgilio Forest, or downtown Pinamar. Do not miss Pinamar Lighthouse, about 5 km away, for a complete route.

Bring insect repellent, water, sunscreen, and comfortable shoes; do not leave litter and keep your distance from wildlife. Rent a bike in downtown Pinamar to get around more easily and visit early to avoid crowds.