Most of the Argentinian beaches are on the south part of the Atlantic Ocean, and the coastal zone on the Rio de la Plata, which it shares with the Uruguay beaches. And if you want to know everything about the nudist beaches in Argentina you must visit http://www.playaescondida.com.ar
The first important beaches from north to south are the San Clemente del Tuyú, and especially the Playas de las Toninas. Following the Atlantic line, there come the Pinamar and Villa Gessell beaches, both with plenty of nightlife, with a good amount of discos, restaurants and pubs.
Then is Mar del Plata, the coastal pearl of Argentina, the "South American Biarritz", its nickname due to its similarity to the catchy French beach. Mar del Plata has unusual golden sand and millenial rocks, as well as an amazing promenade to walk the more than 40 kilometers of the Mar del Plata coast.
More to the Argentinian south, there are more beaches that are worth to mention, obviously not because of their summer attraction, because the weather can get very cold in this area, but because of the beautiful landscape the area has to offer.
The Argentinian beaches offer a non traditional destination in regards to South American beaches for the adventurer and exotic eager tourist, will be of great interest. That added to the intrinsic attractions of the non coastal Argentina, such as its gastronomy, its bohemian life, its tango places and the passion for soccer. All of these features are a good complement for the Argentinian beaches as an important destination for the international tourist.
