Playa Bahía Lángara

The expansive shoreline of Playa Bahía Lángara extends along the Atlantic coast, featuring a combination of sandy areas and rocky formations at the water's edge.

The beach received its name in 1789 during a Spanish Crown cartographic expedition led by Alejandro Malaspina, honoring Spanish naval officer Juan Cayetano de Lángara.

Local residents from Caleta Olivia, Pico Truncado, and surrounding communities gather at this beach for recreational activities and community gatherings throughout summer months.

Visitors should bring essential supplies as the beach offers limited facilities, and access requires navigation through unpaved roads that may become difficult during poor weather.

The beach sits near wetlands that support numerous bird species, while the surrounding marine environment provides excellent conditions for kitesurfing and fishing activities.

Location: Santa Cruz

GPS coordinates: -46.61139,-67.34139

Latest update: April 30, 2025 07:17