Pueblo Esther’s Commune is located on the outskirts of Rosario, 14 km southeast of this city and 188 km of Santa Fe capital. Is a town in the Department of Rosario, Santa Fe province, Argentina.
Located at the edge of the Paraná river, its coastal scenery makes it a weekend & vacation home rentals getaway destination ideal for short Breaks and Holidays to enjoy the water, the sun, the green of the trees and the sound of birds.
Pueblo Esther has considerably grown in recent years but still retains its rural style with cliffs of the Paraná River, orchards, grazing horses, kids riding bikes and roller blades, a variety of birds, airplanes across the sky, and boats sailing the Paraná River.
Pueblo Esther is known for the vacation home rental deals, with large parks, pools and barbecue areas, ideal for family and friends during weekends, holidays and vacations. During the summer the population triples with people coming from the city eager to get away from the concrete and noise, in search of peace and nature.
Considered the highest part of the province of Santa Fe, Pueblo Esther offers a good business and accommodation infrastructure, being Oroño street and Parque Vernazza the main residential areas. Vernazza Park, where the first home constructions began, goes along the river shore for three miles offering lots of green grass, trees, colorful gardens and clean air coming from the coast.
Pueblo Esther has 4 islands located on the opposite shore; a beach camping area with cabins, barbecue area, boat ramp service, forests, and recreational spaces. It also has a convent of "Discalced Carmelites" over the cliffs, an amphitheater, a town hall, schools, markets, a Club from the Insurance Union with a camping area on the banks of the Paraná River, and a sports field of the Fencing Gym Club of Rosario, and an Airfield! The Aviation Circle is an open club and has a flight school, with flights that range from Baptism Flights to night flights.
The "Arroyo Frías" (Cold Brook) is the boundary between Pueblo Esther and Alvear, the neighboring town which houses the Rosario Gliding Club. From the highway it is possible to see this channel, and when its calm waters reaches the mouth of the Paraná river, it becomes a magnificent landscape of waterfalls and mirror-still waters. This magical and mysterious place hosts the river turtles and huge eucalyptus of the Mount Aztengo, but unfortunately its inaccessible by the toxic waste contamination of its waters.
This fishing village is characterized by the variety of ancient trees and birds -fruit trees, mount of olives, willows, eucalyptus, cypress, ash, sticks drunk, lapachos, sweetgum, poplar, cedar, oak. It is common to find birds such as benteveos, ovenbirds, gulls, lapwings, woodpeckers, swallows, Biguá (black cormorant), parrots, cardinals, hummingbirds, finches, owls, among others.