It is a natural cemetery of snails, where fans and collectors can find numerous pieces of different sizes and shapes. The only way to get to the site is traveling about 13 km along the seaside, on the way to Claromecó.

The sunken ship is located in front of the Hotel Terrazas Cayastá. The date on which it sank or whether it was a cargo or passenger ship is not known for sure. Today little of it remains on view, but it offers a good show at times of low tide and the enjoyment of children in their exploration. The area is suitable for fishing.

La Cascada has a height of 3m and a width of approximately 160m, due to the fact that it is located parallel to the river and flood after flood it widens. It is the natural habitat of innumerable birds.

It is the mouth of the Quequén River.

Salado or Mulpunleufú in the sea, located west of Reta. A natural attraction, ideal for water sports, fishing for pejerreyes, sole, etc.

To get there, you must go along the beach, traveling approximately 15 km from Reta towards the Marisol spa.

It is the most famous place of the Quequén River. Formerly, the place was used to dip the river by the aborigines and by the first settlers of the region, for which it is also known as 'Paso del Médano'. It is located a few kilometers from Reta, and according to legend, its name is due to a bandit who took refuge in the caves of the place - a rustler nicknamed 'el Tigre del Quequén' -, back in 1860, who took advantage of the forced passage of wagons and stagecoaches to rob them and keep a loot.

It is one of the favorite places for fishermen, being able to obtain good specimens of smooth and pejerreyes, it has a beautiful waterfall and ravines. A place of recreation, which invites you to explore the ravines, enter the countryside and enjoy the tranquility.

The New Bridge is located on the paved road that joins Copetonas and Oriente. It differs greatly from other bridges, since in the year of its construction (1962) it was unique in its architectural form due to the originality of the arch that supports it and that extends from one bank to the other. It has a large grove of eucalyptus and pine trees, ideal for camping under them and taking advantage of the good fishing of the place.

This place is at the height of the towns of Copetonas and Oriente. You can see the remains of an old highway bridge, parallel to the railway, demolished in 1919 by a large flood that occurred in the area.

The place is conducive to camping, enjoying a barbecue or venturing up the steep ravines and from the top enjoy excellent views, being able to appreciate the remains of a large dam, which at the time generated energy for the lime and it provided electric light for Copetonas and Oriente. As in almost all of Quequén Salado, there is, in the vicinity of the place, a 'picadero' (or settlement) of Indians where stones, spear points and arrow points are found, built on a very hard rock not typical of the area. Although the distance to the sea is approximately 30km, in the ravines we can observe maritime agents, such as snails, shells or mussels. Remains of prehistoric animals such as glyptodonts or megatheria have also been found.

To get to the Old Bridge it is necessary to take the route that goes to the East and turn left before entering the town and follow the signposted path.

Natural heritage of the region, represents a geographical accident generated by the union of the freshwater stream 'El Gaucho' with the sea, where various species coexist: crabs, ducks, black-necked swans, flamingos, otters, hares, foxes and furry . Ideal to enjoy a romantic or family sunset and discover the charms of nature. It is located 800 m from the sunken ship, walking along the beach towards Claromecó.

The white dune:

This beach is characterized by having high-rise virgin dunes, which allow you to relax and enjoy the immensity. Recommended for fishermen and for crossings in 4 x 4 vehicles or quads. It is located 6 km from the center of Reta, towards Claromecó along the beach.

During the summer season important fishing tournaments take place on the beaches of Reta.

Since 1999, the Quilmes de Tres Arroyos club has organized fishing tournaments on the beaches of the district, counting these events with the denomination of municipal interest. In Reta, in particular, the traditional fishing contest 'The six hours of varied sea fishing' takes place, using large areas set aside for fishing.

Another very important tournament is the contest 'The 24 hours of the Corvina Negra', organized by the Club de Cazadores de Tres arroyos and declared of provincial tourist interest. The number of registered rods grows year after year and the activity takes place throughout the resorts of Reta, Dunamar, Claromecó and Orense, awarding very important prizes.

If the desire is to rest and replenish energy during the holidays, the natural and calm environment of its immense beaches and dunes offer the ideal setting for reunion with oneself. But if the motivation is adventure, the practice of sports activities such as windsurfing, kite buggy, water skiing, kite surfing, kayaking, jumping from dunes with sandboards, quad adventures, trekking, bicycle rides, horseback riding, bird watching, fishing on board or from the coast, with various tournaments recognized in the area such as the '24 hours of the Corvina Negra' and the 'Six hours of the Quilmes Club' of Three streams represent possible and diversified options.

For nature lovers, Reta is the ideal place to explore, discover and enjoy the flora and fauna. Along its coasts you can observe, both in the sea and on the beach, the passage of whales, sea lions, penguins, as well as see the flight of flocks of pink flamingos flying over the waves.

The Reta sunsets deserve a special mention, since the geography of the place allows the visitor to enjoy a unique spectacle with special colors and sensations, being one of the few beaches on the Argentine Atlantic coast where the sun sets in the sea in a incomparable beauty.

The Quequén salty river offers a very interesting alternative for adventure tourism. Its natural landscapes allow recreational activities such as family picnics, but also sports, such as zip lines, trekking, camping and walks with or without a guide. The Quequén Salado River or 'Mulpunleufú' is one of the most important watercourses in the province of Buenos Aires due to its flow and extension, presenting striking waterfalls and ravines, with abundant fishing throughout its landscapes. Among the places to visit are:

EL MOLINO DE LA ROSA: it is a flour mill inaugurated on May 15, 1892, known at that time as Molino La Rosa del Sud, in allusion to a nearby grocery store that bore that name. On the edge of that pod was, in the 19th century, the Argentine Fort. The mill was located in a strategic place for the crops in the area and was installed with all the advances of the milling activity of the time.

NATIONAL ROUTE BRIDGE NO. 3: the bridge is located on km 532 of the route. It was built in the same place where the previous one was, which was completely made of metal and dynamited in the 1955 revolution. Going through the place you can find, upriver, an attractive waterfall, where there are still remains of the military bridge built provisionally since the first bridge was demolished and the current one was built. Both margins have large trees, which makes it an ideal place to visit, camp, fish and enjoy the scenery.

The Cifuentes Waterfall, also called Aldaya Waterfall, is located approximately 3 km from the bridge over Route 3, it is the highest waterfall in the province of Buenos Aires (between 5 and 7 meters). It has two waterfalls that make it a place to delight the eye, with its natural beauty without human intervention. One of its waterfalls has a large cave, which is entered by crossing a curtain of water. It has an important endowment of local fauna, such as swans, ducks, coots and pigeons.

RETA ROCK has been held for 4 years and with great success, which is organized by the bands themselves and sponsored by local businesses, to the total benefit of the primary school No. 34 of Reta.

With invited and local neighboring bands, in the amphitheater you can enjoy a night of rock from Retention, accompanied by friends and neighbors while collaborating with the local children.

And for the little ones, Reta also brings pleasant surprises. Every January 6, the Three Wise Men visit the place and tour the spas giving away candies and surprises, guarded by the Volunteer Firefighters and the local police. The party is enjoyed with the family and is a classic of the Retense summer.

Another cultural focus is the local radio, FM Reta. Tango groups perform in its facilities, poetry recitals by the local writer Horado Ramirez are held, and ecological walks and astronomical walks are also organized.

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