Mar de Ajó

The beaches of Mar de Ajó extend along the Atlantic coast with fine beige sand and shallow waters suitable for swimming and water activities.

The area, originally named Rincón del Tuyú, gained its current name from Guarani indigenous people who identified white mud on the coastline during a 1580 expedition.

The local pier extends 270 meters into the ocean, serving as a gathering point for fishermen who catch Southern Kingcroaker, Seabass, and Stingray.

Visitors can explore the town from December to February when temperatures remain warm, with January experiencing the highest number of tourists.

The Nueva Atlantis area contains a ship graveyard where remains of 19th-century merchant vessels emerge from the water during low tide.

Location: La Costa Partido

Inception: December 21, 1935

Elevation above the sea: 6 m

GPS coordinates: -36.72028,-56.68778

Latest update: May 27, 2025 07:03