Laguna de la Sal is a natural lake located in the Buenos Aires province of Argentina, situated within the expansive Pampas region that characterizes much of this part of the country. Like many of the shallow, nutrient-rich lagoons scattered across the Buenos Aires lowlands, it exists within a landscape shaped by flat terrain, seasonal rainfall patterns, and the interconnected network of waterways that drain into the Río Salado basin. The surrounding environment is typical of the Pampas — open grasslands, low riparian vegetation along the shoreline, and wide skies that make wind a constant presence on the water.