La Sirena Beach

La Sirena Beach is a naturist beach along the Atlantic coast with fine sand surrounded by dunes, wetlands, ponds, and acacia trees. The shoreline stretches across a flat landscape shaped by wind and water, creating a sense of seclusion.

The beach received official recognition as a naturist site in 2012, becoming the second such designation in the region after Chihuahua Beach. This decision reflected growing acceptance of naturist activities in Uruguay and the region's evolving approach to different ways of enjoying the coast.

The beach draws people of different backgrounds who share an approach based on acceptance and mutual respect for one another. This mindset shapes how visitors interact and move through the space throughout the day.

Reach the beach on foot through a roughly 2.5 kilometer walk north from Aguas Dulces, following marked directions through the dunes to the entrance. The path is mostly flat and walkable in summer, though sturdy footwear is practical for sandy terrain.

The beach hosts diverse wildlife including coastal birds, capybaras, and foxes that appear more readily during quieter times of year. These animals share the space with visitors and remind you that this is part of a larger natural habitat.