Introducing Necochea
Totally pumping in summer and near dead in winter, Necochea’s beach-town feel is undisturbed by the high-rises that keep springing up. With 74km of beachfront, it’s fairly certain that you’ll be able to find a spot to lay your towel, and the place has the best waves on the coast, attracting surfers throughout the year. The foresty Parque Provincial Miguel Lillo is a great bonus here, as are the walking and horse-riding opportunities out to the west of town.
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Necochea lacks the woodsy allure of the smaller resorts of Pinamar and Villa Gesell, but it has some of the best-value lodging on the coast.
Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: New year's eve in Salta or in Iguazu?
by spanishcapital 09 September 2010
Hi, I don't know if you are coming alone or not, but if you're on your own, I would suggest arriving after New Year's Eve. Few tourist…
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Re: Buses, Leather
by quimera 28 September 2009
I suggest you #130, I really like its route Goes from La Boca to Munro (Munro is outside Buenos Aires, close where I live) I don't suggest…
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RE: Necochea or Villa Gesell ?
by chismoso 18 September 2009
Gessell has way more atmosphere in my opinion. Necochea seems like just another big family resort town.
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