Paso Vera is a beach and campground located on the Uruguay River near Concepción del Uruguay, within the Distrito Molino area of Argentina. It is characterized by its white sands and tranquil, shallow waters, offering a direct connection with the local ecology amidst wooded areas. The beach provides a primary access point for paddlers launching kayaks, SUPs, or other small craft directly from the shore. A small park area with a parking lot and a grill is available near the access road to the beach. Facilities at the site include a cantina, camping areas, restrooms, a first aid station, and lifeguard services typically active from 9:00 to 20:00 during the summer season. There is an entrance fee for the beach area. The beach is situated north of Playa Banco Pelay, and the broader area includes other nearby destinations such as Itapé and Isla del Puerto, which are potential destinations for day trips or longer paddling excursions on the Uruguay River. The river itself is majestic, and the area is known for its ecological value and peaceful atmosphere.