This is the third consecutive year that I spent my vacations in Punta del Diablo. Each time I go there I like the place more and more. This season weather is doing great for beach lovers although it’s unfortunately a terrible dry season for the region and its agricultural activities.
Punta del Diablo is definitely a nature-oriented spot. You don’t need trendy clothes there. Just grab your bikinis, some shorts, t-shirts, a pair of jeans and a sweater for the night. You don’t even have to think about shoes. You will be on your bare feet almost all the time. The rest of the time, you’ll be wearing Havaianas or similar. Here is an article (in Spanish) published on El Observador newspaper a few days ago about this little fishing-surfing village.
Punta del Diablo is definitely a nature-oriented spot. You don’t need trendy clothes there. Just grab your bikinis, some shorts, t-shirts, a pair of jeans and a sweater for the night. You don’t even have to think about shoes. You will be on your bare feet almost all the time. The rest of the time, you’ll be wearing Havaianas or similar. Here is an article (in Spanish) published on El Observador newspaper a few days ago about this little fishing-surfing village.
Este es el tercer año consecutivo que paso mis vacaciones en Punta del Diablo. Cada vez que voy me gusta más y más el lugar. Este verano el clima es generoso con los amantes de la playa aunque hay una terrible sequía acechando a la región y a sus actividades agropecuarias.
Punta del Diablo es definitivamente un lugar para amantes de la naturaleza. No necesitan llevar mucha ropa arreglada allí. Basta con las mallas, unos shorts, remeras y un jean y un buzo para la noche. Ni siquiera pierdan tiempo pensando en los zapatos. Pasarán la mayor parte del tiempo descalzos, y el resto, usando ojotas. Aquí les dejo una nota publicada hace unos días en el diario El Observador sobre este pequeño poblado de pescadores y surfers.
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