Country Argentina Area code(s) 02920 Local time Wednesday 7:20 AM | Postal code R8500 Province Río Negro Province | |
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Peludo de regalo en balneario el c ndor la boca del r o negro
Balneario El Cóndor is a village and municipality in Río Negro Province in Argentina. It is located on the coast of the Río Negro Province, Argentina, on the south bank of the mouth of the Negro River in the Argentine Sea. El Condor is located on km 31 of the Provincial Route 1 from the Río Negro route that begins in the provincial capital, Viedma.
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- Peludo de regalo en balneario el c ndor la boca del r o negro
- Map of Balneario El CC3B3ndor RC3ADo Negro Argentina
- History
- Tourism
- References
Map of Balneario El C%C3%B3ndor, R%C3%ADo Negro, Argentina
El Balneario is the first in a succession of beaches over 150 km in length. Following Provincial Route 1 it is located through the Camino de la Costa so called because it goes through the various Rio Negro coastal beaches bordering the sea.
Politically El Condor belongs to the Adolfo Alsina Department at Negro Province of Argentina.
History
El Balneario is named after a ship of Danish origin of that name, which capsized on its shores in December 1881. Its occupants were housed in the only boarding place that was near the site and whose inhabitants were also Danes. One of the crew of the ship (the carpenter on board) named Peter Hansen Kruuse married one of the daughters of the Dane that administered the boarding place and remained for good in Patagonia, had 13 children and one of them was the famous car racer Arturo Kruuse, another son Emilio Kruuse was the first teacher received in Patagonia, he was then director of the prestigious Viedma Normal School and of the Bahia Blanca Normal School.
Tourism
Upon arrival at km 31 of Provincial Route 1 and entering the small village by the access road which ends at the Playa Grande, to the left of its long coast is the mouth of the Negro River in the Argentine Sea and to the right, where the cliffs begin, the oldest lighthouse in Patagonia, serving since 1887.
Throughout the entire length, from the river mouth to the lighthouse, varied water, air and land sports are possible. The beach is of fine sand and the sea color is earthy, due to sediments from the Negro River. Like any Patagonian beach it is windy, but this is very well compensated by the good temperature of its waters.
At the mouth, in an area protected by dunes, lies the El Pescadero hamlet, reached by a street of the same name. Here all types of shore and board fishing are practiced, in addition to windsurfing, canoeing, four tracks and others.