The Costanera in Chubut, Argentina, refers to coastal stretches in at least two distinct locations, each offering different paddling environments. In Puerto Piramides, the Costanera fronts the Atlantic Ocean on the shores of the Peninsula Valdes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This area provides direct beach access to the open ocean, with a small, laid-back town serving as a base. The coastline is known for its stunning beaches, breathtaking ocean views, and diverse wildlife, including whales, sea lions, and penguins, which can be observed from the water, particularly during the southern right whale season. The overall vibe is tranquil and naturally beautiful, with the town catering to tourists. In the interior town of Trevelin, the Costanera Río Percy is a riverfront area. A specific access point is located at Camping Círculo Policial, situated along this river at the corner of Holdich street. This provides a put-in directly onto the Río Percy. Around the larger city of Puerto Madryn, other Costanera stretches are accessible sandy bays with low-gradient ramps near popular family beaches, indicating generally gentle, protected shorelines suitable for launching paddlecraft.