Things to do in Merlo
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Volando Bajo
Volando Bajo is the most established of the plethora of tour operators in town. It offers tours to the nearby archaeological/paleontological park at Bajo de Veliz (half-day AR$80), and a trip combining the nature reserve, and Miradors de Sol and de los Condores (half-day AR$60). Tandem parasailing flights cost around AR$200 and last 20 to 30 minutes, depending on wind conditions.
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Reserva Natural de Merlo
Two kilometers from the center, in Rincon del Este, on the road to the Miradors, the Reserva Natural de Merlo is a lovely spot for creekside walks up to a couple of swimming holes. The obligatory ziplines have been installed here and you can go whizzing through the canopy overhead for AR$30.
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Mirador del Sol
For a sweeping view of the town and valley, head up to the If you've got your walking shoes on (or better, have a private vehicle), you can continue on this road another 12km to the Mirador de los Condores, which is up on the mountain ridge, and gives views in both directions.
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El Rincon del Paraiso
El Rincon del Paraiso, about 400m from the Reserva Natural de Merlo entrance, is a beautiful, shady restaurant in the middle of the park – a great place for lunch or a couple of drinks.
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Confíteria
The confíteria at Mirador del Sol is good value with breathtaking views, and if the wind is right, you can watch the parasailing maniacs taking off from the nearby launchpad.
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La Cerveceria
If you’re looking for a beer, this is your spot – there’s eight different types of microbrew on offer, plus the national and imported standbys, sidewalk seating and snacks.
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Giorgio
Some excellent, creative mixes here, along with hearty standards such as wild mushroom risotto (AR$28) and bife de chorizo (AR$25). Leave room for the tiramisu.
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Cirano
Ignore the flashing fairy lights – there are some good-value eats on offer here, and an excellent set lunch or dinner for AR$20.
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