Las Perlas in Cipolletti See map
Rincón Las Perlas is a population of about 800 people as part of the municipality of Cipolletti.
It covers the waterfront on the Limay River, where small alluvial valleys allow recreational spaces, while the larger area is intended for fruit planting.
A change in the landscape is the cliff "Las Coloradas", a wall about 30 meters high. The Limay River runs through a fault, and in this area lies on the southern coast, giving rise to a spectacular sandstone cliffs, heavily eroded at its base.
The front wall is cut through winding canyons product of the rains, which expose different layers of soil as it can be observed in the canyon of "Tordillo".
Alojamiento en Cipolletti
Departamento Jardines de Esmeralda
Jardines de Esmeralda se encuentra en Cipolletti. Ofrece balcón y vistas al jardín.
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