Punta Negra

Punta Negra is a stunning beach located in Necochea, Argentina. The beach spans over 4 km and boasts fine golden sand, with clear blue waters.

Punta Negra is a popular destination for surfing and swimming, and other activities such as fishing, windsurfing, and beach volleyball. The beach is also known for its breathtaking sunsets, making it a popular spot for romantic walks. Amenities at Punta Negra include public restrooms, showers, and lifeguards on duty during peak season. Dogs are not allowed on the beach.

There is a large parking lot available at Punta Negra, and it is free of charge. The parking lot is located just a few steps from the beach, making it easy for visitors to access the beach.

Fun facts about Punta Negra include its name, which translates to "Black Point" in Spanish, due to the dark rock formations on the shore. Punta Negra is also known for its active birdlife, with seagulls, terns, and cormorants often seen in the area.

In addition to swimming and surfing, there are several other attractions near Punta Negra, including the lighthouse and museum of Necochea, located just a few kilometers away. Visitors can also explore the nearby Quequén Grande River, a popular spot for fishing.

There are several nearby restaurants that offer a range of cuisines, including Argentinean, Italian, and seafood.

As for nearby accommodations, there are several hotels located within a few kilometers of Punta Negra, including Hotel Yarma, which is just a short walk from the beach. Hotel Yarma offers comfortable rooms with views of the sea, an outdoor pool, and a restaurant serving regional cuisine. Other nearby hotels include Hotel Mirasol and Hotel Ñikén Spa & Business Center, both offering stunning ocean views and a range of amenities.