White sand
About 1.5 km.
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Ñandubaysal is one of Argentina's best-known river beaches, about eighteen kilometres from the city of Gualeguaychú, where the Uruguay river widens greatly as it meets the Gualeguaychú river. It stretches for about a kilometre and a half of soft white sand. It takes its name from the ñandubay, a native tree common in the surrounding woods, along with tall pines that give shade. The water is shallow and slopes gently, so you can wade a long way out before it gets deep, which suits families, and people kayak and play water sports there; it has restaurants, a tea house and a campsite. An entry fee is charged in the summer season, December to March, and it gets crowded in the January holidays.
About 1.5 km.
Good for families.
Natural shade.
About 18 km from Gualeguaychú, on the Uruguay river
Yes. The water is shallow and slopes gently, so you can wade a long way out before it gets deep.