Cariló, surrounded by pine forests, is the most exclusive of these beach towns and places it as one of the best beach resorts on the Atlantic coast. This city is preparing the season in the summer months and offers a wide range of accommodation for travelers, everything from hotels to cabins to vacation homes. The main attraction is the beach, but Cariló center offers an excellent selection of shops and restaurants. The sand dunes nearby are perfect for racing ATVs and Dune Bashing is a popular attraction. For adrenal activity lower, there are hiking trails in the forest by man. Cariló beaches are perfect for swimming and water sports like water skiing or windsurfing. Back on land, travelers will find opportunities for biking and horseback riding.
The main town is less exclusive Pinamar Cariló, but is also driven by tourism and summer well what many Argentines have their homes here. The central city offers world-class selection of lodging and dining, and a wide range of entertainment options including nightclubs, theaters, festivals, and casinos. Water sports are practiced on the beaches and you can hike in the jungle or along the beach to the lights a few miles from the center of the city.
Villa Gesell has been a tourist destination since 1940 and attracts a more middle-class segment of Argentina's population and is less expensive than Cariló or Pinamar. Despite having a reputation as the place to spend the summer for teens, local efforts are underway to attract a more mature audience. Villa Gesell has a beach of 33 feet (10 meters) long, although the neighboring beaches that have been included and expand the beach to 69 feet (21 meters). A lighthouse south of the beach is surrounded by a forest, which serves as a nature reserve and within which no path. Besides the beach, the city has a zoo, golf course, and the craft market.
