Santa Teresita · Buenos Aires · Argentina
Playa Santa Teresita
You'll smell the grilled choripán before you see the ocean—vendors line the approach to this expansive Buenos Aires province strand where striped windbreaks dot kilometers of tawny sand. The water stays shallow for what feels like a city block, making it a magnet for paddling children and cautious waders alike.
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You'll smell the grilled choripán before you see the ocean—vendors line the approach to this expansive Buenos Aires province strand where striped windbreaks dot kilometers of tawny sand. The water stays shallow for what feels like a city block, making it a magnet for paddling children and cautious waders alike.
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About this beach
Where it is
Playa Santa Teresita
Santa Teresita, Buenos Aires, Argentina
-36.5426°, -56.6898°
Top things to do
At Playa Santa Teresita
Shallow-Water Wading
Safe depth for young swimmers
Windbreak Territory
Stake your all-day sun claim
Boardwalk Choripán
Grilled sausage at beachfront parrillas
Dawn Fishing Fleet
Catch boats returning with haul
Near this beach
Places, rentals, tours and events within walking and driving distance of Playa Santa Teresita.
Questions people actually ask about Playa Santa Teresita.
Is swimming safe at Playa Santa Teresita?
Playa Santa Teresita is generally safe for swimming, especially during the summer season when lifeguards patrol the main beach areas from December through March. The sandy beach has a gradual slope suitable for families and less experienced swimmers. Atlantic waves can vary from gentle to moderate depending on weather conditions, so always check the flag system before entering. Currents can strengthen during storms or certain tides, so swimming in designated areas is important. The beach is well-serviced with rescue equipment and first aid. As always, supervise children closely and avoid swimming alone or after dark.
When is the best time to visit Playa Santa Teresita?
Peak season runs from mid-December through February when temperatures reach 25-30°C and the town comes alive with full services, entertainment, and beachfront activity. January is busiest, especially during Argentine school holidays, bringing vibrant atmosphere but larger crowds. For budget travelers, March offers pleasant weather with significantly lower prices and thinner crowds, though water may be cooler. November and April provide mild conditions perfect for beach walks without swimming. The shoulder seasons appeal to those seeking tranquility. Winter months see most businesses close, leaving only a quiet local community. Book accommodations early for January.
