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Las Toninas

Coordinates: 36°29′S 56°42′W / 36.483°S 56.700°W

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Las Toninas ("toninas" is a sea habitant similar to a dolphin) the second beach of the "Partido de La Costa", a small town not that much populated, funded in 1960. Sometimes, Argentinians use the expression "Las Toninas" to make fun of a low-class vacation site.^{[citation needed]}

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36°29′S 56°42′W / 36.483°S 56.700°W / -36.483; -56.700

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