Playa de Restinga Alí is a broad, sandy beach located approximately 6 km from the Faro San Jorge and El Farallón, near Comodoro Rivadavia in Chubut, Argentina. The beach offers a spectacular panoramic view of the sea and is characterized by its clear sand. Access is straightforward, with a location pin at 6H3V+6V Comodoro Rivadavia, and the area is known to attract significant vehicle traffic during peak times. The beach is very wide, a factor noted by local lifeguard services. Paddlers should be aware of the surf and shore-break conditions, which can vary; reports indicate the sea can be "bravo" or rough, making launching difficult, while other days feature a gentle swell and light winds that are conducive to nautical sports. Tide plays a significant role, with low tide creating pools and altering the shoreline. The beach has a designated, supervised swimming area during the summer season, but areas outside this zone, particularly near a sewage drain, are not safe for bathing. A notable hazard is the presence of submerged wreckage from the Ludovico, an Argentine ship that sank there in 1916, with some twisted irons still visible. The beach provides a direct launch point for exploring the coastal views and nearby landmarks like Faro San Jorge. Amenities are seasonal, with lifeguard services present during the summer. The overall vibe is that of a popular local beach for relaxation and coastal walks, which can get busy, but it also offers a starting point for more adventurous coastal paddling when conditions permit.