La Chiquita is a beach resort located in the south of the province of Buenos Aires, in the Villarino district. It is situated on the banks of the Colorado River, in a rugged and solitary environment, separated from the Patagones district by the river and to the west by the province of La Pampa. With only 5 or 6 inhabitants, La Chiquita is a place where cell phone signals do not reach, and solar energy is the main resource for the scarce houses located in this remote area.
About 70 kilometers from Mayor Buratovich, La Chiquita is a quiet place that allows you to enjoy the sea in a natural environment without interruptions or noise. With 20 kilometers of unspoiled beach, it offers the possibility to relax, walk, and enjoy outdoor activities such as water sports (windsurfing, sailing, kayaking), sport fishing, and 4x4 tourism in its sandy meadows. The disconnection here is total, with the absence of cell phone signals and life based on solar energy.
The distinctive features of La Chiquita include the scarcity of drinking water and electricity, with limited public lighting and some houses running on solar energy. The area has a promotion society that works to improve the infrastructure. In addition, it has a Municipal Camping site that provides basic camping services, such as drinking water, bathrooms with showers, shelters, and a supply store.
To reach La Chiquita, one must take National Route No. 3 to kilometer 781, and then travel 65 kilometers on a well-maintained gravel road that requires caution. This little-known beach resort represents a natural refuge on the Buenos Aires coast, with 20 kilometers of virgin beaches ideal for rest and disconnection. Although access is not easy, La Chiquita is a growing destination that promises to become a popular place for those seeking to enjoy tranquility and nature.
