Its location is truly privileged. Laguna de Rocha is impressively beautiful due to its immensity, its placid waters and the variety of landscapes it presents. It is separated from the Atlantic Ocean by a sandbar that opens 3 to 4 times a year, and this exchange of fresh and salt water favours the development of remarkable biodiversity. Rocha is a special place for bird watching. The Laguna de Rocha in particular acts as a home and refuge for endangered birds housing more than 220 species. It is one of the few places in Uruguay where flamingos live and its population of black-necked swans is one of the largest in the world. This land has great investment potential, which due to expansion, offers infinite possibilities, such as tourist or agricultural exploitation. A visit here is essential to appreciate its beauty and potential.