Los Ojos Observatory

The Los Ojos Observatory offers a unique perspective of the Gallocanta Lagoon, allowing visitors and naturalists to immerse themselves in the rich biodiversity of this special enclave. Discover how this observatory becomes the perfect refuge to observe the dance of flight and life.

Location and Features

A Privileged Location

Thanks to the strategic location of the Los Ojos Observatory, located on the western margin of the Gallocanta Lagoon, very close to its waters, we can enjoy an impressive diversity of birds and wildlife.

This area is home to a set of springs close to the main area of the lagoon. The elders of the place say that, when the Lagoon had a lot of water, The Eyes were big holes in the ground where you could see how the water came out. Today only the vegetation reveals the
existence of these water springs.

Birds and Biodiversity: The Lagoon Show

At the Heart of Migration

Discover the role of the Los Ojos Observatory as a critical observation point during seasonal migrations, especially for cranes and other migratory birds that find the lagoon a vital refuge.

Although there are many species of birds that we can enjoy, this being one of the points with the greatest diversity of fauna. Ducks, coots, herons, seagulls, harriers, waders, or reed birds such as the mustached They are examples of what we can see. In winter, when the area is quieter, it is home to mammals such as wild boar, deer or roe deer, which we can see nearby.

A Symphony of Species

Admire the variety of species that you can find from this observatory, from birds aquatic birds of prey and steppe birds, and how each one contributes its unique note to the Gallocanta ecosystem.

A Place of Connection and Discovery

The Los Ojos Observatory is not just a structure; It is a window to a world of natural wonders. We invite you to experience the magic of Gallocanta, where each visit is an opportunity to connect with nature and discover something new.