Playa Las Roquitas is a beach on the northern coast of Caleta Olivia, within Argentina's San Jorge Gulf. The shoreline stretches for several kilometers and is composed of pebbles and rocks. A wide, paved promenade lines the beach, providing clear pedestrian access and signage for visitor facilities. This makes for easy carrying of kayaks or SUPs from nearby parking to the water's edge. The beach holds Blue Flag certification, indicating it meets specific environmental management, safety, and water quality standards. Lifeguard services are present during the warmer months, though coastal weather can change rapidly, requiring paddlers to check conditions before venturing out. The overall character is that of a community gathering place, popular with locals and visitors, especially in summer.

For paddlers, the beach serves as a launch point for the open waters of the San Jorge Gulf. The area is known for activities like kayaking, windsurfing, and kitesurfing, suggesting it experiences conditions suitable for these sports, including consistent winds. A municipal project from 2018 proposed further integration of the beach with local nautical schools for kayaking and other water sports, including pileton (tidal pool) constructions. The historical context of the area is tied to maritime traditions. The beach is easily accessible and offers developed coastal infrastructure for a paddling trip starting from an urban setting.